Sentence examples for will now lay from inspiring English sources
The Cabinet Office minister, Tessa Jowell, will now lay an order in parliament on Friday setting out the plans for the changes, which will take effect from April this year.
There is just the question of how it will be implemented, how many corridors it will have and then, of course, also who will now lay down the one-stop shop rules, who will allocate the train paths.
All responsibility will now lie with him.
His bones will now lie in hallowed ground, but his reputation still wanders the earth, looking for resolution.
Richard III's bones will now lie in hallowed ground, but his reputation still wanders the earth, looking for resolution.
The onus for proving that courses are worthy will now lie with principals and guidance counselors, underscoring the difficulty that the association had encountered in positioning itself as an arbiter of academic excellence.
In the past the president's hands-off approach to health-care reform has raised pertinent questions about his leadership style, but, despite the narrow margin of victory, passing the bill marks solid progress and at last gives the Democrats something to cheer.A big question remains in the Senate, however, where the action will now lie.
"Our challenge will now lie in delivering concrete options that will safeguard EU values and benefit every European citizen".
"Had we taken a 15-year loan, we'd be laying out the same just for the mortgage as we'll now lay out for the mortgage and the credit card debt," Mrs. Ruiz said.
Sovereignty now lay with the people.
