Sentence examples for proposal would lead from inspiring English sources

According to leading experts and published research, the proposal would lead to decreased participation by lawfully present immigrant families in essential services for which they are eligible.

They said the proposal would lead to a rout for owners who built where the town had allowed them to.

The thought that the S.E.C. proposal would lead to more frequent and noisier proxy battles has terrified some.

Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said Cruz's proposal would lead to more "polarization" and create "divisions"' in American society.

Put these things together, and what they say is that the Ryan proposal would lead to bigger, repeat bigger, deficits than the Obama proposal.

He said the proposal would lead to "smaller deficits in the long term" by reducing the growth of Social Security benefit payments financed from federal revenues.

"I think success is going to come very suddenly," said Stanton A. Glantz, director of the Center for Tobacco Research and Education at the University of California, San Francisco, and whose proposal would led to an R rating for virtually all tobacco use in movies.

11.15pm BST Chuka Umunna says Ukip's proposals would lead to people paying for the NHS.

As a chief financial officer, he expects the new proposals would lead to more inquiries about his company's financials.

Housing minister Brandon Lewis, said that Khan's proposals would lead to fewer homes being built in London because investment would be "choked off".

But teaching unions warned these proposals would lead to academies having no accountability and parents having little say in their children's education.