bring about something * , auch: bring something about

The new measures did bring about a large flow of resources to the disadvantaged.

Q. Part of our stated policy was also to bring about an end to the war.

We're going to bring about that same change to the state government.

How could History have failed to bring about an end to history?

Despite 98 points in 34 games however, he could not bring about a return to the promised land.

It would certainly bring about a finality to our plans.

He continued "I met him to try to bring about an end to sanctions, suffering and war".

The international community should give its support to the peace agreement and bring about an end to the conflict.

We must try to bring about an overall solution to the problem.

A window of opportunity is therefore opening for us to begin a process that could bring about a solution to this conflict.