Sentence examples for opening the way for further from inspiring English sources
Last week, Israel declared Gaza as hostile territory, opening the way for further restrictions on movement in and out of the strip and on the delivery of crucial services and goods like electricity and gasoline.
France has long seen income tax as a mechanism for soaking the rich, who currently pay an effective marginal rate of around 60%. Mr Fabius has breached an important taboo, opening the way for further cuts at the top.
Analysts said the German demands were a sign that Berlin did not want to be seen opening the way for further financial commitments, like bailing out banks in weaker parts of the euro area, before national elections in September.
But he was overruled by what appears to have been a consensus - still strongly maintained by those aroundMr Netanyahu last night - that to do so would set a dangerous precedent, opening the way for further sailings of vessels that might be carrying arms.
Using an F2 cross from resistant and susceptible chicken lines proved to be a successful strategy to identify QTL for different resistance traits to Eimeria tenella, opening the way for further gene identification and underlying mechanisms and hopefully possibilities for new breeding strategies for resistance to coccidiosis in the chicken.
This opened the way for further moves into Southeast Asia.
The move opened the way for further restrictions on the supply of crucial goods like electricity and gasoline to Gaza.
Closing the Bronx House of Detention would open the way for further urban renewal near the Bronx Terminal market near Yankee Stadium, he said.
Analysts say it will also open the way for further opposition from trade unions, already pledging more street protests and strikes.
Her pioneering treatment at the Friends of the Asian Elephant Hospital, which treats elephants suffering from broken bones, infections and knife wounds, opened the way for further elephant prosthetics.
On July 26, 811, however, his army crushed the Byzantines, killed the emperor Nicephorus I, and opened the way for further victories.
