Land disputes often lead to militarization in Cambodia.

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.

Maternal mortality and the mortality of parents due to HIV AIDS often lead to or exacerbate poverty.

It is a symphony often not a very harmonious one of small steps that you hope will lead to something greater.

These effects often lead to calls for protectionist measures, which may reduce the benefits from international trade and real economic activity.

Indeed, history suggests that severe recession and socialization of private losses often lead to an unsustainable build up of public debt.

We often think of history as something inevitable, a culmination of great, grinding forces that can only lead to one destination.

Too often we have seen meetings of that sort not lead to the follow up action necessary to advance the international counter terrorism agenda.

Slowly ideas lead to ideology, lead to policies that lead to actions.

If rural workers have financial difficulties, which in other countries often lead to land sales, they can work harder to find other jobs or seek government help.

Most people lead from the middle. Effective leadership from the middle often requires attracting and persuading those above, below, and beside you.

Often in Africa, the few paved roads that do exist are littered with potholes and lead to unpaved ones that are nearly impossible to navigate without a proper vehicle.

It was to be hoped that those concerns would lead to real measures being adopted domestically by Russian politicians, who all too often remained silent in the face of such phenomena.

The basic causes for domestic violence against women are the fact that women are still looked down in the society and economic difficulties often lead to disagreement between husband and wife.

Learning to Lead

It is indeed in the interest of all rich and poor peoples to push back poverty and pandemics and to remedy violations of democracy and human rights, which often lead to civil war and terrorism.

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.

But fixed exchange rates often lead to undervaluation (as in China) or overvaluation (as in Argentina at the beginning of the 2000 s, and, in a different context, several eurozone countries now).

So one meeting tends to lead to another meeting and tends to lead to another meeting.

UNICEF continued to co chair the inter agency steering committee task force on protection from sexual exploitation and abuse, and its offices are often expected to lead United Nations efforts to prevent and respond to sexual violence.

Europe s Power to Lead

She has written a manifesto about breaking the glass ceiling, called Lean In Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, and is drawing fire for it, because she argues that women often sabotage themselves.

Like many processes that lead to death and destruction on a large scale, humanitarian disasters often undermine States as the basic unit of the international system and have a wide range of regional repercussions.

As a result of the subsector's direct influence on human health and well being, measures that address transport emissions are often desirable from an environmental sustainability perspective, and also lead to lower GHG emissions.

Unprotected sex may lead to the birth of a child, but can also lead to sexually transmitted disease this does affect the player, as it may lead to sterilization.

In addition, their often highly diversified structure and their loose network of affiliates and supply chains allow Chinese entrepreneurs to reconfigure business strategy and production facilities quickly, thereby bringing new products to market with shorter lead time.

While it is recognised that technical co operation procurement and contracts are often of a complex and specialised nature, the organisation should implement measures to track the progress of procurement activities against established lead times.

All roads lead to Rome.

Jealousy can lead to murder.

But technology alone will not be enough. Regulators, hospitals, and drug safety authorities must take the lead, rather than placing the burden on often poor and uneducated citizens who are struggling to care for loved ones.

Dania continued to follow Fadil's lead.

All Stimulus Roads Lead to China

I ve been proud to follow his lead.

But such narratives can lead to conflict.

Perversely, it will lead to greater secrecy.

This can lead to insertions or deletions.

Therefore, this situation may lead to conflicts.

Noting that UNICEF was often the lead organization in the water and sanitation sector, the speaker urged UNICEF to continue to play this role and to ensure that the growing number of households in the country, currently unable to access safe water, were served.

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Tom often goes to Boston.

This means that the biases that lead investors to do badly, that lead to the foreclosure crisis are going to be really hard to overcome.

The leadership vacuum caused by America s unwillingness to cooperate and Britain s sudden inability to lead resulted in the failure of the London Conference of 1933, which is often seen as opening the way to the Great Depression and the catastrophe of World War II.