Sentence examples for effectively pave from inspiring English sources

We must continue to share their messages of resilience and fortitude so that those who are safe can most effectively pave a path to security for others.

Pressed repeatedly by county regulators to clean up or cap the contamination, city officials believed a new community center constructed in 2007 on the south end of the site would effectively pave over suspect areas.

"It will remove the cloud that has hung over servicers, so it should speed up and effectively pave the way to getting the housing market to more of a normal situation," he said.

It's an important move, effectively paving the way for the nun to become a saint, the highest honor bestowed by the Roman Catholic Church.

The general also found help in Paraguay's past, which has effectively paved the way for dictatorship by one figure or another.

And all of it was played out to the farcical sight of German journalist Hajo Seppelt, whose TV documentaries have effectively paved the way for the clean-up of a sport in crisis, gesticulating wildly just two rows behind him and taking umbrage at much of what Coe said.

The Macdonald Committee effectively paved the way for the electricity market to move away from the Energy Supply/Demand Plan.

Today, Mayor Bill de Blasio effectively paved the way for bike-sharing startups with pedal-assist functionality to hit the streets in a legal way.

The rule change effectively paved the way for anyone stopped in the US without documents to be held by deportation officers, say immigration advocates.

The two car companies signed a memorandum of understanding today, effectively paving the way for them to create a new joint venture to develop battery-powered EVs to serve the Chinese market.

There was drama at the local level, with Florida declaring that an Uber driver was — and then wasn't — an employee, and Seattle passing legislation that effectively paves the way for ride-sharing drivers to unionize.