Sentence examples for that would clear from inspiring English sources

In the absence of the DNA evidence that would clear them, even innocent people may conclude that a plea bargain is the safer option.

In structure, they are descending price auctions, aimed at determining the highest bid that would clear a market open to all investors and not just insiders.

In addition, each German infantry advance would have its way smoothed by a brief but extremely intense artillery bombardment that would clear the targeted ground of defenders.

Later this month or early next the Constitutional Court will rule on the validity of a law that would clear Mr Uribe's path.

They want him out and there is no need to hide behind the old device that all they seek is a ballot that would clear the air.

Were the targeted terrain owned by the King Cove Corporation, that would clear the way for construction through the refuge to join up roads on either side.

The company recently gathered enough signatures in Desert Hot Springs for a ballot measure that would clear the way for a new superstore.

Chrysler's hourly workers are voting this week on a cost-cutting deal reached Sunday that would clear one obstacle for the company.

B9 ACTIONS IN CONGRESS: The House passed legislation to fight money laundering, and Congressional negotiators reached a deal that would clear the way for the new antiterrorism powers.

If Dr Biermann and Dr Kusenko are right about sterile neutrinos forming the bulk of dark matter, that would clear up several puzzles about the universe.One of these is the speed with which the first stars formed.

Scribbled on a scrap of paper, the note promised Heidelberg information that would "clear-up the error made".