Sentence examples for system would lead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin warned that an American missile defense system would lead to a "very dangerous" arms race.

Yet, the country had hoped a more empathetic police force and judicial system would lead to enhanced security for women.

There was much talk in 2008 and 2009 about how the near-death experience of the global financial system would lead to a new economics.

The establishment of a parallel "anti-terrorist" justice system would lead to the kind of human rights abuses that fuelled the conflict in Northern Ireland and marginalised communities.

The Chinese have tried to join forces with Russia in arguing that such an American system would lead to an arms race.

And to those who believe constructing such a system would lead to a renewed arms race, Mr. Rumsfeld countered that not building a system would encourage more nations to acquire ballistic missiles to defend themselves from nuclear attack.

A minute change in the primary conditions of such systems would lead to significant variations in their behaviours.

It is clear that the application of any memoryless feedback controller to such time-delay systems would lead to closed loop systems with interval time-varying delays.

In the pillar of regulation, our first hypothesis that unitary ECEC systems would lead to a higher perceived accessibility of childcare is confirmed (Model 5).

In all cases, integrated nuclear energy systems would lead to considerably lower power and water costs than the corresponding coal based systems.

With the demand of reliable transmissions, combining the best known techniques in multiple-antenna two-way relay systems would lead us to the best joint scheme; however, its performance is not known yet.