pave the way

It is hoped that the result of this first-of-its-kind trial will pave the way to preventing the deaths of young elephants from the dangerous disease caused by this virus.

The rules would pave the way for a host of restrictions long sought by conservatives, including time limits on living in public housing, work requirements for many people receiving federal housing assistance and the stripping of aid from entire families if one member of the household is in the country illegally.

Some traditions consider revival necessary to create the kingdom of God on Earth, to pave the way for Jesus’ second coming.

He exercised a $52.6-million player option in June to pave the way for a record-setting 23rd NBA season.

Researchers have described the test as a "liquid biopsy" and said the "world-first approach" could pave the way for faster, cheaper and less invasive brain cancer diagnosis.