pave造句

To pave with a bituminous material.

Such achievements pave the way for computers

Their economic policy pave the way for industrial expansion.

A bituminous material, such as asphalt, used to pave roads.

The SOI pattern virtual provider, for instance, helps pave the way.

That, they hope, will pave the way to an internationally-backed recovery.

Synthetic life could, for instance, pave the way to terrifying biological weapons.

The human mind does lots of subterranean work to pave the way for social success.

The Exchanging Fans help others with their knowledge and skills and, meanwhile, pave their own way to success.

Militants have announced a 10-day unilateral cease-fire to pave the way for the peace agreement.

The researchers say the results pave the way for a future where people grow their own bone and cartilage.

I believe we have moved forward and made tangible progress in these meetings to pave a surer path for improving the lives of the world's poorest people.

These steps, she hopes, will pave the way for negotiations on a new global pact on climate change; talks could get under way as soon as December.

They believe these findings could pave the way for a cream which "switches off" wrinkles, doing away with the perceived need for collagen injections or plastic surgery.

Some have argued that not only was the definition changed, but that it was done to pave the way for declaring a pandemic.

If that were to happen it could potentially pave the way for the abandonment of U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, the foundation of the U.S. financial reporting system.

(AFP report from Tokyo) American Honda Company said that it had received the first hydro-battery license issued by the US government to pave the way for the commercialization of Honda's cars.

Apart from increasing direct investment and stimulating domestic demand, the additional issuance of treasury bonds can pave the way for increased bank lending through supplementing and increasing more equity funds for construction projects.

Remember, though, his purpose in throwing off Roman authority was not to usher in freedom, but to pave the way for an even more ruthless theocracy of his own.