Sentence examples for step that would allow from inspiring English sources

Mestrallet said the acquisition of the minority stake in IP constituted a major step that would "allow the group to fully capture growth in fast growing markets".

In an interview, Jerry Yang, a Yahoo co-founder and its chief executive, said the layoffs were a necessary step that would allow Yahoo to operate more efficiently and weather a downturn.

British banks have long argued that central banks should accept more kinds of securities as collateral for lending, a step that would allow the banks to offload investments of questionable value.

Congress is to vote next week on whether to upgrade economic ties with Beijing, a step that would allow American companies to take full advantage of concessions China made to enter the World Trade Organization.

Netflix cast the pricing scheme as a necessary step that would allow it to keep mailing DVDs and would give it more money to spend on licenses for streaming content.

It has told Spain not to ask for more help the essential first step that would allow the ECB to act.Worse, the Rückfall over banking union seems almost designed to rekindle the crisis.

Government authorities have begun taking steps that would allow those previously banned to travel, based on a new federal ruling.

The two companies outlined steps that would allow Morgan Stanley to buy the 49 percent of the business that it did not already own within three years.

And this could make Chinese officials more resistant to taking any steps that would allow their currency to rise against the dollar, analysts say.

BP and Coast Guard officials are preparing contingency plans that would suspend the oil collection operation and delay the drilling of relief wells until the storm passes, steps that would allow more oil to gush into the gulf.

But polling suggests considerable public opposition in both parties to deporting people already in the country illegally, and support for steps that would allow otherwise law-abiding young people who arrived in the United States illegally to stay.