Sentence examples for move may lead from inspiring English sources

That move may lead to the restoration of a devolved government in Belfast by the end of March.

It has even been rather excitably suggested that the move may lead to the end of representative democracy as we know it.

Scientists are divided over President Bush's decision on human embryonic stem cells, with some saying that they are lucky the door has been opened as far as it has, and others expressing dismay that the move may lead scientists to abandon the United States for nations with fewer restrictions.

The move may lead to others formally changing their rules too, though the financial fallout is likely to be limited.

The UK is among countries that are home to vocal anti-immigrant political movements; Germany's recent moves may lead Belgium and France to reconsider the EU's open border policy—something that's been in the air since Italy started allowing migrants to move north freely in 2011.

The combined effect of reduction in structural frequency and filtering of high frequency components of the ground motion may lead to moving resonance condition, resulting in amplification of structural response.

The move today may lead Britain to reinstate direct rule from London.

SIENA, Italy — Ending a five-century tradition of local control and patronage, shareholders of the troubled bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena voted on Thursday to lift ownership restrictions and encourage new outside investors, in a move that may lead to similar changes at Italy's other big banks.

That's a move that may lead to American Apparel's bankruptcy because of the terms of some of its loans, the company disclosed Thursday.

HAVANA/BOGOTA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Colombian Marxist rebels agreed to release an army general captured by their comrades over the weekend, a move that may lead to a resumption of peace talks and diffuse a crisis that threatened to extend five decades of war.

Cooler money may lead to cooler heads.