Sentence examples for practice leading to from inspiring English sources

In written evidence to MPs last year, they said: "We fear that the introduction of statutory powers could lead to the use of notices becoming standard practice leading to the courts and media becoming inundated with requests to take down material.

Here I've been fortunate to put my vision into practice, leading to MyLife exclusively recruiting care practitioners.

Williams had missed nearly the entire week of practice leading to the game with a leg injury.

Rather, it is a return to the situation before local fundamentalist politicians started to interfere with medical practice, leading to a "chill factor" in relation to abortion.

By itself, that growing grassroots demand may soon break overstretched NHS general practice, leading to rapid failures across other health services.

John Fox, the former defensive coordinator who became the head coach of the Carolina Panthers, had built a successful and increasingly complex scheme, and Coach Jim Fassel sensed last season that the players had too much to review and absorb in the week of practice leading to each game.

Negligent business practices leading to personal ruin, check.

School boards have been aiming to end these practices, leading to conflicts with unions.

Thus, converted Muslims often maintained certain Christian practices, leading to religious syncretism.

But, he added, similar "wasteful and inefficient practices" leading to "grotesque leachings of costs" are not unusual.

These reports found unacceptable emergency practices leading to deaths in police custody, mentally ill people being transported in caged ambulances and suicides on the railways and transport hubs.