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31. And there was little hope that government intervention would bring about a more flexible cinema industry.

32. Performance can not be improved because the organization fears the very attributes that will bring about improvement.

33. Make me dictator for five years and I'll show you what I can do. I'll clean the dirt out. We need to bring law and order and should bring about the necessary changes in the constitution to achieve this. And we should stop vote bank politics done in the name of communal harmony. People have stopped loving their country. Everybody has forgotten the "mother" in motherland. Dharminder 

34. It gave her a perverse buzz to be amongst them, knowing she was doing her bit to bring about their defeat.

35. This would attract industry and commerce, and hence bring about the creation of jobs.

36. It was a simple matter for Venus to bring about a meeting between the two.

37. Organic changes in the brain of some older people bring about an increase in agitation after dark known as sundowner s syndrome.

38. Practice leadership based on the courage to live the change you wish to bring about.

39. But its lead could bring about a profound change in the car rental market.

40. All had to prepare a Development Plan describing five years' improvement to bring about secondary education for all.

41. All of these factors taken together helped to bring about a national sense of economic and political malaise.

42. But 1993 did not bring about any improvement in builder-government relations, at least according to the industry insiders.

43. You may be the one person to bring about improvements which will benefit many others as well as yourself.

44. Wealth does not bring about excellence, but excellence makes wealth and everything else good for men,(http://sentencedict.com/bring about.html) both individually and collectively. Socrates 

45. A definition which fails to confront abuse fails to bring about effective interventions and risks increasing the incidence of abuse.

46. She too hoped to bring about a reconciliation between the standers and their opponents.

47. Perhaps nothing can bring about racial equality, Wicker notes grimly.

48. This will only bring about grief for what do we really know about ourselves or some one else?

49. And third, Marx was single-minded and relentlessly determined to bring about change in his day.

50. Even if they do not cut effective costs, they will bring about changes in patterns of demand for services.

51. The organizations women formed to bring about equality were just as often havens from intractable, institutionalized misogyny.

52. The Initiative has aimed to bring about major changes in the content and methods of schooling for 14-18 year olds.

53. What mixed cornucopia will the blossoming of full information control bring about?

54. Abolition was to be a vindication of the capacity of parliament to bring about nationally agreed change in difficult times.

55. It could bring about greater price transparency and so more competition for consumers.

56. Rebecca believed that Lissa could bring about her downfall, and she was almost bound to try to do something about it.

57. By itself mass literacy does not bring about economic development.

58. It recommends that the government reduce spending to encourage growth in private industry to bring about faster rates of economic growth.

59. On the other hand it can bring about reconciliation between families and friends and a new appreciation of life's true values.

60. The spiritual resources of patients can do a great deal to help in their recovery or bring about a peaceful death.