But it might also lead to necessary changes.

The acetylcholine receptor is clustered and anchored by the Rapsyn protein, research into which might eventually lead to new treatment options.

Such a strategy might even lead to an outcome about which those who want Iraq to join a free world can genuinely say mission accomplished.

By creating an illusion of military supremacy, they could provoke their own use, which in turn might lead to the actual use of nuclear weapons.

These sentences are interpreted by many Buddhists (especially in the West) as an injunction against supporting any legal measure which might lead to the death penalty.

Fully fledged democracy might lead to victory for Islamists, as it did in 1991.

War might lead to changes that would justify invoking the theory of changed conditions.

Given the careful balance enshrined in the text of the draft articles, it would be inadvisable to subject it to a negotiating process at a diplomatic conference, which would probably go on for many years, might endanger the agreements that had been reached, and might lead to a convention which might not receive many ratifications.

Which is heavier, lead or gold?

Indeed, critics of the government believe that its incendiary rhetoric might lead to a devastating war.

That said, a scenario in which the Muslim Brotherhood usurps the revolution does not seem plausible, if only because this might lead another strongman on horseback to take over.

Passageways would often lead to blind alleys, and the layout would often prevent visitors (or invaders) from being able to see ahead to where different passages might lead.

In other words, there are many things that could go wrong in the Middle East, any combination of which might stoke fear in markets and lead to much higher oil prices.

This might lead a group of senior officers to rule directly, especially if victory in Libya comes militarily.

The emphasis was placed on situations that might have a transboundary impact or lead to conflict among States.

This might lead us to consider the possibility, already raised in previous reports, that other persons might be authorized to formulate an act and commit the State on behalf of which they are acting if such a personal capacity can be inferred from practice.

US private savings are also slightly negative, and an increase might lead to a slowdown in the short run.

And they set up compeers to God , that they might lead astray from His way . Say ' Take your joy !

And they set up compeers to God , that they might lead astray from His way . Say ' Take your joy !

by which this might happen.

Indeed, Mubarak has already called for a resumption of inter Palestinian dialogue, which might lead to yet another attempt at a national unity government, the same kind of government with which both Israel and the US refused to do business.

In the short run, then, a US Treasury market crisis might lead to some knee jerk appreciation of the dollar.

But sounder fiscal policy might lead to even higher inflows as the country s external balance and sovereign risk outlook improve.

The argument against European structures depends on hostility to a transfer union that might lead to some redistribution of resources.

Already, the new Egyptian finance minister, Samir Radwan, has made it clear that he does not favor investments from the enemy that is, Israel which might lead to a takeover of the Egyptian economy.

Isn't this the generation which will lead the next level?

A blind or blinded experiment is an experiment in which information about the test that might lead to bias in the results is concealed from the tester, the subject, or both until after the test.

Surely, elements of corporatist thinking persist today. People who might not stress that the government should protect failing businesses or redundant workers still have sympathies that might often lead to such outcomes.

The current global economic crisis is an opportunity for some new experimentation that might not only lead to its resolution, but might also set in place institutions that help to prevent future crises.

Cultural assimilation, which may lead to lack of respect by others

As the IAEA presses Iran for agreements on greater transparency, Iran wants to know where such agreements might lead, particularly regarding sanctions.

The idea that something that was good for confidence might lead to danger for the banking system was too strange to be believable.

You don't get what you actually want to finish your task you get a list of pages that might lead you to it.

That might lead people to suppose that women in Ireland did not have an automatic right to joint ownership of the matrimonial home.

( Allah ) said This is the Way which will lead straight to Me .

( Allah ) said This is the Way which will lead straight to Me .

And you just have to follow these simple, simple rules be local, let the environment lead and think about how your grandchildren might build.

Optimists hope that this might hasten economic liberalization, and perhaps even lead to moderate political reform, especially greater accountability for far flung local officials.

But a sudden backward regression can lead to despair, which we feel today.

Suffering and dispossession had reached new heights in 2003 and might lead the Palestinian people to further doubt the efficacy of the unilateral and multilateral diplomatic efforts which had been made in an attempt to resolve the Palestinian Israeli conflict.

The ongoing review of immigration legislation and the consultation of NGOs on the adequacy of current measures might lead to formal legislation on the matter.

We should be careful not to create a perception that might lead to bitter enmity, based on religious grounds, between hundreds of millions of people.

Where ill treatment was alleged, information was requested from the Governments, which might or might not choose to respond.

Ordinarily, however, the circumstances in which blasphemy may lead to violence are entirely different.

Iraqiya, which I lead, was the largest electoral bloc to emerge from that vote.