Sentence examples for which would finally from inspiring English sources

That would pave the way for the company to enter into a compliance agreement with the government, which would finally let it start shipping the garbage east.

In addition, Congress must act on the Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act, which would finally phase out nontherapeutic use of medically important antibiotics in farming.

So long as there are no further disasters - which would finally shatter public confidence - analysts say that by the end of the year, the industry will have returned to some degree of normality.

On the up side, losing face and business to Brooklyn may nudge the Garden's competitive owners to reconsider moving in the coming years to a new site and a better home, which would finally make it possible to fix Penn Station.

Although Beijing later rescinded Ma's appointment, Joseph Kung, the president of the Kung Foundation, which seeks to promote the Catholic Church in China. said Fan's death reinforced the need for Ma's release and return to pastoral duties, a move which would finally unite the government-approved and underground congregations.

There are good reasons to press ahead with other parts of the plan, starting with an extension of the No. 7 subway line and the creation of parks, which would finally make the area an accessible and desirable place to live or work.

But in 2005, he attended a meeting of young global leaders at the World Economic Forum at Davos where they discussed the question "How would you make the world a better place?" After giving it some thought himself, he ultimately decided the answer was: By ending the world's addiction to oil, which would mean finally getting people to drive electric cars.

The Egyptians conceived of the cosmos as including the gods and the present world whose centre was, of course, Egypt and as being surrounded by the realm of disorder, from which order had arisen and to which it would finally revert.

After a lacrosse season in which everyone tried to frantically figure out which team would finally dethrone Northwestern, the Wildcats did what they have done in seven of the past eight years – win a national championship.

This was the season in which Philadelphia would finally usurp Atlanta in the National League East.

England stuck him on the wing at one point, before he gravitated to the position in which he would finally find redemption - inside centre.