Sentence examples for rules leading from inspiring English sources

He was the lead United States negotiator with Mexico and Canada on subsidies and antidumping rules leading up to the Nafta signing in 1992.

That forced Congress to rewrite the rules, leading to Mr. Hamdan's trial and conviction in 2008.

Alabama could be considered a "repeat offender" under N.C.A.A. rules, leading to a possible shutdown of the football program.

But the states held their contests earlier than allowed by the Democratic National Committee's rules, leading the party to strip them of their delegates to the nominating convention.

Public safety is a huge problem in India, where weak governance frequently results in the flouting of safety rules, leading to large numbers of fatalities.

In the grand bargain, the Germans got their hard euro, independent central bank and what seemed then like tough budget deficit rules leading to possible sanctions against repeat offenders.

"It paints a bleak picture of a messy transition followed by military rule, leading to a second wave of popular protest that leads to a period of chaos," he wrote this week.

Intended to provide for Palestinian "self rule" leading to a permanent agreement by 1996.

But as its size and fame grew, apparently, the authorities began to see the academy as a potential threat to Communist rule, leading to this summer's crackdown.

Systemic, gross human rights abuses, including forced labour camps and executions, have reportedly worsened under his rule, leading a UN commission to demand Kim be investigated for crimes against humanity.

Nonetheless, the reports document cases where the four firms failed to apply one accounting rule, leading companies to understate the amount of their current liabilities -- debts due within one year -- and therefore overstate their working capital, an item that analysts often follow.