Sentence examples for would also lay from inspiring English sources

Beyond eliminating tariffs and other import restrictions, the treaty would also lay ground rules for doing business in the hemisphere.

Western powers would also lay out opening demands for the immediate closing and ultimate dismantling of a recently completed nuclear facility deep under a mountain, known as Fordo, near the holy city of Qum, the diplomats said.

So she created a book of cartoons that, she hoped, would not only be funny, but would also lay bare the "enormous effort that has gone into maintaining the illusion that women are somehow less able than men".

Earlier this month, Schering-Plough announced an early retirement package and said that it would also lay off an unspecified number of employees to reduce costs by $200 million, or 10percentt.

Responding to a string of dismal quarters, the bank said it would also lay off another 4,000 workers, on top of announced reductions of 17,000 employees, and cut its dividend to conserve $4.4 billion cash annually.

It would also lay the groundwork for the eventual pricing of CO2 and other greenhouse gases within China.

"It doesn't surprise us that someone who would kill thousands of his own people, including hundreds of children with poison gas, would also lie about it," spokeswoman Bernadette Meehan said.

Once that is understood, why would we think illegal immigrants would not also lie to obtain medical care in public hospitals, food stamps, unemployment benefits, and register to vote?

It would also help lay the foundations for new forms of computing, such as those that employ quantum bits, or qubits.The main reason that all-optical networks and light-driven computers have not yet been built is that the speed of light is non-negotiable.

Maybin said he would also be lying if he said he was not looking forward to those games.

Favre would also be lying if he said he felt comfortable with the passing offense so far.