Sentence examples for it would lay the from inspiring English sources

The downward spiral would be reversed and transformed into an upward one...To take such action, Greece would have to break its centuries-long habit of looking to others for its salvation, but in doing so, it would lay the groundwork for a reform of the Eurozone.* (*Elias Kulukundis, "Greece -- The Open Circle," Mediterranean Quarterly Review, Summer 2014).

It would lay the ground for elections.

And it would lay the groundwork for sweeping changes in health care and education, among other areas.

When the Dodd-Frank financial reform law passed in 2010, President Obama said it would "lay the foundation for a stronger and safer financial system".

But they fear that it would lay the basis for still grander plans, which would give the United States a strategic advantage.

Michael Heseltine, then environment secretary, predicted it would lay "the foundations for one of the most important social revolutions of this century".

But it is unclear if this will happen, analysts say, because it would lay bare the ideological divisions in the Islamic republic.

It would lay out the rough boundaries of the land Israel will surrender, 33 years after it seized the Golan Heights in the Arab-Israeli war, and how the two sides would share scarce water resources.

It would run every Monday, and it would lay out the most extraordinary comments by authors in the press over the weekend.

It would lay down the overarching and some of the more specific aims that all schools should follow.

News Group said that it would lay out the full extent of its phone-hacking operation to Ms. Miller privately.