Sentence examples for persons led from inspiring English sources

8,736 more persons led to keep to the right than in 1934.

Last May the fund's managing director, Rodrigo de Rato, invited eight "eminent persons", led by Andrew Crockett, former head of the Bank of International Settlements, to dream up new ways to fund the fund.

A scorched-earth policy that drove Mr. Kony's victims into camps for "internally displaced persons" led to thousands of deaths from disease while L.R.A. fighters snaked back during the rainy season, under bush cover, to abduct and kill.

Two highly visible persons led us.

Only 38% of exposures of susceptible persons led to clinical symptoms (α = 0.38 (0.60, 0.60)).

For example, in Chapter 3, A Survey of Antibiotics, Box 3-2 recounts how a toxic formulation of sulfa drugs in the late 1937, which killed more than 100 persons, led Congress to pass the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act and to the subsequent creation of the Food and Drug Administration.

In this model, one or two persons lead the process.

One version of this idea has been defended by Soran Reader, who argues that the basic presumption of the "moral status of persons" leads to pacifism.

It is not clear whether fatigue resistance seen in older persons leads to different effects.

This reservoir of infected persons leads to ≈8 million new cases of TB and 2 million deaths each year.

The presence of excess weight (as in overweight or obese persons) leads to a mechanical stiffening of the respiratory system.