Why, a scandal like that might lead anywhere.

This might lead to the proliferation of such weapons.

I was getting desperate, but it might be a lead.

Perhaps this might lead him to the Schemer or perhaps not.

3. Members should avoid any action in relation to the work of the Committee which might lead to or might be seen to lead to unequal treatment between States.

Any unjustifiable haste might lead to undesirable discord within the United Nations.

It might lead to a business talk... Mr Goldfinger's kind of business.

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

That might lead religious minorities to lose their identity, and to come into conflict with the State and the projection and promotion of its values a situation which might lead to increasing tensions and conflict.

Governments should at no time allow acts of incitement to revenge that might lead to killings.

Unfortunately, a new study of this area might well lead to the same desire again being expressed.

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

The fourth conclusion was that some of the sources of financing proposed might lead to a double dividend .

This may lead to very strange behavior as scripts might no longer work without error messages showing up anywhere.

However desirable, the rescue of a financially troubled business might not always be a viable solution, and many insolvency proceedings might inevitably lead to the liquidation of that business.

In practice, such a limit might restrict the use of specific expertise or lead unnecessarily to premature termination of services.

In particular, the Advisory Committee was concerned that decentralization might lead to unnecessary fragmentation, overlap and duplication in administrative functions.

We must not stigmatize any religion, or consider that one particular religion might lead to more violence and terror than another.

We are concerned that any delay in that process might lead to deadlock in the future, which could pose great risks.

It had introduced its own legislation to ban reproductive cloning and strictly regulate all activities which might lead to such cloning.

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.

Actions that might lead to total or partial fragmentation of territorial integrity, political unity or sovereignty of States must not be permitted.

It was suggested that the Board might form a subgroup to advise the Secretary General during the lead up to that conference.

Look, these are Nan's books and papers, go through them, see if you can find anything which might give us a lead.

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

Such communications may be true objections, but they may  and often do open a dialogue that might indeed lead to an objection, although it might also result in the modification or withdrawal of the reservation.

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

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

And they set up compeers to God, that they might lead astray from His way. Say 'Take your joy! Your homecoming shall be the Fire!'

And they set up compeers to God, that they might lead astray from His way. Say 'Take your joy! Your homecoming shall be the Fire!'

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.

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.

The issues that remained unresolved should not lead to a state of inaction and paralysis which might give the wrong impression to the international community.

He will therefore endeavour to refrain as much as possible from referring to examples that might lead to the politicization of the present working paper.

70. The Commission considered whether improved fiscal and economic conditions of the comparator might lead to an enhanced application of FEPCA in the near future.

(b) To prevent conditions that might lead to further flows of displaced persons and refugees in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and across its borders

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. Recession insurance is one such idea.

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Alternatively, a continued lack of progress might lead to the need for a combination of additional actions, including more robust measures being taken against the intransigent elements.

Research efforts will lead to a set of recommendations to international institutions about how the restructuring process might be managed with a minimum of fragmentation and violence.

It was updated every six months and provided access to up to date analytical material regarding country situations which were unstable or might lead to mass displacement.

contribute to the ongoing activities of the World Trade Organization in the field of investment and competition, which might lead to the adoption of important international instruments.

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