Sentence examples for order paving from inspiring English sources
Five years earlier, Dr. Dean wrote to Leon E. Panetta in the Clinton White House to lobby against the repeal of an executive order paving the way for government outsourcing.
In a USA Today op-ed to be published Thursday morning, Romney wrote that if he were elected president, he would issue an executive order "paving the way for waivers from ObamaCare for all 50 states" and would call on Congress to repeal President Obama's health care overhaul, which was passed a little more than a year ago.
Given the new development, I wondered whether the proposed protection order was paving the way for North End to become privatised.
Two months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt authorized the creation of military "exclusion zones" with Executive Order 9066, paving the way for the detention of all West Coast Japanese Americans in inland camps.
A similar move is being considered in France, where President Nicolas Sarkozy has ordered legislation paving the way for a total ban on the full Islamic veil.
Those who know the full story of the Tiananmen protests understand that dissent is dangerous, and many believe the crackdown was necessary to restore order and pave the way for economic growth - just as many want to see order restored quickly to Hong Kong.
There is an urgent need to start generating energy within cities in order to pave the way for a more sustainable and resilient society.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton had issued an order that paved the way for a visa.
Therefore, a temporary government has been formed to restore order and pave the way for a national government to carry out free elections very soon.
This is a classic case of the Tories seeking to blame the last government in order to pave the way for things they've always wanted to do.
"I'm hoping very much that the council will approve my application in order to pave the way for women to play a greater social and political role in the establishment," Ms. Khosravi said.
