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Karzai promised new measures on corruption that would see "the speedy prosecution of offenders".

"Even the best-case scenario that would see a government being formed isn't good enough.

Nothing that would see it survive in today's highly spiced, over-flavoured menus.

Mr Tomlinson has a record of voting against provisions that would see more support directed to the disabled and sick.

Although M'Vila had already agreed a pre-contract with Sunderland that would see him move to Wearside in January, the clubs spent Wednesday haggling over an agreement that would see the switch become immediate.

I sprinted to the subterranean walkway that would see me across a busy intersection and to my hotel.

Costs escalate to an extent that would see most managers in handcuffs, but gain bonuses and knighthoods for Olympic organisers.

This is a challenging proposition that would see duplicate chunks of a huge index distributed between broadband-connected PCs.

One agency that would see its funding increase under the president's plan is the Food and Drug Administration.

Many of the governors who support the bill run one of the 15 states that would see a funding increase.

But there are substantial legal barriers to a "Mueller Report," at least one that would see the light of day.