Sentence examples for laid the grounds from inspiring English sources

Powell admits that the message is in dispute, but he says it laid the grounds for the peace process.

Isaac Luria (1534 72), a mystic, laid the grounds for Jewish belief in a dybbuk with his doctrine of transmigration of souls (gilgul), which he saw as a means whereby souls could continue their task of self-perfection.

Be that as it may, Mayer's metaphor better fits the French experience, which laid the grounds for a secular democracy, than it does the feudal kleptocracy of post-Communist Russia.

In the cases of Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, the Justice Department ultimately decided not to pursue charges, but the process of investigating the accusations produced underlying facts with vast consequences: they gave rise to congressional proceedings that laid the grounds for impeachment.

This thorough description of biological systems has laid the grounds for the development of synthetic biology, a discipline applying basic principles of engineering for the rational assembly of biological modules into higher order complex biological systems with desired properties.

But it seems Nigeria, whether it realizes it or not, has laid the grounds for another disastrous situation which will affect millions of people.

Putin has cleverly laid the ground for this.

By passing four anti-Jewish laws he laid the ground for the Holocaust in Hungary.

That laid the ground for his triumph in the 2005 general election.

In others, joint resistance during the war had laid the ground for close postwar cooperation.

The 1980 act laid the ground for the battles that have raged since.