Word: pave
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...power over to these former opposition parties, and they privately criticize them for bickering over the makeup of the proposed interim government and failing to build popular support after Saddam's downfall. U.S. officials contend that Bremer's council will represent a broader cross-section of society and help pave the way for democratic elections...
...most famous threat was a plan to purchase Harvard Yard by eminent domain and pave it over for public parking, thereby solving Cambridge’s parking problems...
...strolls down the uneven, May-moist bricks that pave most Cambridge sidewalks, Natalie Portman ’03 has something to make her the envy of many undergraduates...
...away from attempting to achieve excellence. The curricular review provides us with the chance to both make history and make the future. But the success of any new curriculum will not primarily be judged by the convenience of the new requirements, but by the culture it creates. Faculty must pave the way for the return of undergraduates to the heart of the University, and students must be ready to embark on this journey...
...fuss may seem a little curious, given that Bush's nominations to the lower courts have been so solidly planted on the right. In fact, some skeptical conservatives believe that Bush has been true blue on the lower courts in order to pave the way for nominating the more moderate Gonzales. And perhaps to burnish his conservative credentials, Gonzales has helped select and then sell these judicial nominees. He has personally met nearly all the candidates for district and appellate seats and says they are never asked their opinions on any hot-button issues...