Sentence examples for it would pave from inspiring English sources

"If passed it would pave the way for even the smallest acts of peaceful dissent to be branded terrorism".

The embargo has been in place for forty-three yearemovingvitg it would pave the way for a full restoration of diplomatic relations.

Senior State Department officials said that they were very pleased with the report and that they hoped it would pave the way for increased financing for these activities.

South Korean politicians expressed hope that it would pave the way for Akihito to attend the world cup opening ceremony in Seoul on May 31.

If a deal is reached, it would pave the way to quicker approval of a plan for WorldCom to emerge from bankruptcy protection.

If the test case is successful it would pave the way for a larger group of investors, who lost between £1.50 and £3 a share.

The deal is likely to involve Serbia acknowledging Kosovo's independence without formally recognising it, and would pave the way for Kosovo to join the UN and for both countries to join the EU.

"Like Jefferson, he was interested in lofty things, but also in nitty-gritty, down-to-earth details," she said, "such as why the alley we were walking through wasn't paved, and who would pave it if it were paved.

The young Jacobs also held long imaginary conversations with the Founding Fathers, dismissing Jefferson's abstractions in order to talk to the more practical-minded Ben Franklin, who "was interested in nitty-gritty, down-to-earth details, such as why the alley we were walking through wasn't paved, and who would pave it," as she recounted to an interviewer.

The major-general's quotes were an instinctive response to the deal which Mr Netanyahu says "would threaten the survival of Israel" and "would not block Iran's path to the bomb [but] would pave it".

By a strong show of hands, the Lib Dem conference voted to support Clegg's landmark Make it Happen document, which would pave the way for £20bn of cuts in public spending.