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Yet with the review now at a critical stage, the EU appears ready to give way to protectionist voices in its member states.

One is that the numbers aren't all that positive, and a few good days could easily give way to a disappointing run.

Hopes that the fracture of the euro zone might be averted by far-sighted policymakers could give way to a belief that it is inevitable.

"Do not touch" signs give way to outright encouragement to tinker, see, hear, feel and, crucially, figure stuff out for oneself.

The activism of the last two years is likely to give way to paralysis in the next two.

Later, Rover logo standing Vikings gradually give way to his head, but he still took the helmet.

After 1815 this older form of manufacturing began to give way to factories with machinery tended by unskilled or semiskilled laborers.

As your baby grows, you'll also notice that these first smiles will give way to smiling in response to you and in anticipation of you.

Observers had expected Mr Fradkov to give way to one of the men Mr Putin has publicly groomed to take over.

Over time, he said, e-mail will continue to give way to faster-twitch formats, even among older people.

Be prepared to stop if signalled to do so and give way to emergency vehicles.

Lush forests of sweet gum trees and maples give way to brush that seamlessly becomes hilly terrain, then opens up to savanna-like plains.

Paper fashion dolls of the times would give way to a three dimensional beauty with a wardrobe of unsurpassed quality.

In such a mindset, stability becomes the ultimate goal. Everything else must give way to it.

In the long term, however, Thailand may have to give way to Indonesia as ASEAN's most popular tourist destination.

If you know where you are heading to, the whole world will give way to you!

The main thing is not to give way to a famous authority but courageously defend your opinion.

Before crossing, assume that none of the road users will give way to you, even if a policeman is present. Zebra crossings are redundant.

Over the next few years, our current computer network will give way to even more sophisticated technology.

As the dust settled, anger seemed to give way to sympathy for Liu and the incredible pressure he had been under, according to Reuters.

Then you could see waves of local interest, as the daytime tourist hordes give way to drunk people snapping party pictures.

Therefore, in principle, the right to life does not allow the right to give way to another.

The behemoths give way to a second tier occupied by the likes of Toshiba, Samsung, Leviton, and Honeywell.

Last month, Qaddafi's grip of fear appeared to give way to the promise of freedom.

Last month, Gaddafi's grip of fear appeared to give way to the promise of freedom.

The president concluded that his assistant must give way to a compromise candidate.

At the even worse, the charm of honeymoon will soon give way to empty times, in which those newlyweds must find the meaning of life.

But these passages soon give way to an oddly flat account of Mr Browne's time at BP.

This realization will give way to a renewed questioning concerning government transparency, and the chain of command.

Storms always give way to the sun. Winter always thaws into springtime.

They do not give way to old folks or children crossing at the zebra crossing.

The charming white architecture of the archipelago and the breathtaking cliffs give way to spectacular promontory viewings during a sunset.

It argues the humanitarian phase must give way to one of recovery and development.

First, the French and British do not give way to threats and must continue on the path they have begun.

Be prepared to give way to traffic on the normal road.

Today's earpieces may give way to smaller devices hidden in earrings or worn as minuscule patches on the skin near the ear.

he was not a man to give way to this kind of pressure.

Kennedy saw the liberal dawn that was heralded by the New Frontier and the Great Society give way to a long conservative ascendancy.

Anecdotes and opinions of anyone, even of senior and distinguished colleagues, have to give way to evidence.

These innovations represent a major break with packaging standards, as cardboard containers give way to PET transparency on store shelves.

But in the new era of genomic medicine, this halting, inefficient approach should give way to something much more rational and systematic .

Childhood and adolescent crushes that are not reciprocated give way to adult searches for the perfect partner.

While lodgepole pines' range is limited to western North America, they give way to jack pines on the eastern slope of the Rockies.

Like Sarah, who obeyed Abraham and called him her master. You are her daughters if you do what is right and do not give way to fear.

It wb gradually give way to modern welding equipment, characterized by high efficiency, automation, and programmed control.

Whatever stands in the way of speed and efficiency in defense, in defense preparations at any time, must give way to the national need.

We did not give way to bitterness.

The earlier good humour and high spirits give way to a progressively despairing vision.

The glaciers give way to green-blue water, milky with the fine sediment created as the ice grinds over rock.

First, Schmidt believes that the dominance of search will give way to recommendation technology.

I often wonder whether real conversation in real time may eventually give way to these easier screen communications.

Most experts agreed that the rally will eventually give way to a pullback.

Finding silver bullets in farm science must now give way to scattershot approaches, often tailored to local conditions.

SEVEN-YEARS HAS TRADITIONALLY BEEN THE TIME WHEN LOVE AND AFFECTION GIVE WAY TO DISILLUSION AND DISAPPOINTMENT.

The pattern must be out of day in a short time, and give way to the new one.

If such services prove popular, the use of dedicated audio-guide devices could give way to a different approach.

More importantly, authoritarians may give way to friendly, democratic regimes.

Away from the urban center, farms give way to neat rows of town houses and multistory condominiums.

As in Gaza, stability can fast give way to lawlessness, leaving Hamas or Israel to staunch the anarchy.

Many greatly magnify seeming difficulties, and then begin to pity themselves and give way to despondency.

This is where the easy abstractions of the design phase give way to the harsh practicalities of real execution environments.

it is a nice idea to give way to the public transportation during the rush time.

Above them the rocks give way to brick, darker in colour than the stone foundations and topped with ramparts, unbroken and lowering.

It was predicted that in the end of 20 century, man-made cartoons will give way to computer cartoons.

The traffic regulations in this country say that cars must give way to bicycles.

The mountains eventually give way to green plains dotted with bungalows, and the shimmering Caspian Sea.

Cultural heritages shall give way to social development when necessary.

Summary: Could caste politics give way to something more sophisticated?

At the intersection corner, most of the vehicles is also a priority give way to pedestrians.

After a while all these sensations will subside and will give way to stillness.

In any event Mr Mbeki should step down as mediator and give way to Jacob Zuma, South Africa's probable next president.

I watched days become nights and nights gently give way to days, believing I was shedding my cares when really I was storing regrets.

As has happened lamentably often in Bangladesh, democratic dialogue may now give way to the politics of the street.

The incompetent design of video remote control devices will give way to more i Phone-like and Google-esque streamlined access.

Feudalism was fated to give birth to capitalism, andcapitalism will inevitably give way to socialism.

You must give way to any pedestrians on the crossing .

And will they persist or give way to a global mobile culture?

Aeroplanes shall give way to power -driven heavier - than -air aircraft.

With you in my heart, I am even being hated, not give way to hating.

When approaching a major road give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross.

Inclined to give way to pressure, argument, or influence; docile.

The traditional skills of advertising will give way to those of public relations.

Instead, the SCAF should give way to a government chosen from the new parliament.

According to this view, the past decadent decade will give way to a new era of thrift, reminiscent of the strait-laced 1950s.

I see the puzzled look in his eyes give way to sadness.

At some point, she figures, the boom could give way to a bust.

Once the older boys stake a claim to the lawn, the younger ones had to give way to them avoid conflict.

Let the future be bright and let it give way to a golden age in our society where we are all accepted for who we are.

Power -driven heavier - than -air aircraft shall give way to gliders.

As print and broadcast give way to the Digital Age, the media are in upheaval.

I believe old farming methods should give way to improved modern ones.

When approaching a major road give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross. You should give way to trams at junctions.

Of course the Bible teaches us that the tears give way to the joy.

The idea of this set phrase is to give way to somebody in order to avoid a conflict.

Because many people don't have power, they give way to temptation. Although the food is delicious, but it is not good for us.

Give way to vehicles coming uphill whenever possible.

At the scale ofplanets, quantum effects give way to the deterministic laws ofclassical mechanics.

Shopping will give way to saving, and some consumption will rebalance to actual investment.

And robust scrutiny could give way to hotheaded revenge .

The fossil fuel based economy of the present must give way to the renewable energy based economy of the future.

Give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross the minor road.

adj. Wilderness forests give way to arctic tundra in the Far North.

The oscillations that accompany cell division are stable at first, but they soon give way to waviness, and then to chaos.

My mother , always give way to me. no matter what Iwant, she never say no. Of course this is in my situation.

The tears give way to smiles. The smiles become laughter.

When does the wisdom of crowds give way to the meanness of mobs?

American law can give way to foreign regulations if they are clear and justifiable.

Give way to other traffic and to pedestrians when reversing.

If you identify your way, the world is gonna give way to you.

The driver may not see you or give way to you.

Here you need give way to her.

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Will rigid ideology give way to economic reality, or the other way round?

If we are walking on a very narrow path, we need to give way to one another so we can both pass safely.

Decaying forces give way to new rising forces.

The boss had to give way to the workers demands in the end.

Drive slowly and give way to pedestrians.

They lack self-control and easily give way to anger.

Only once did the faithful wife give way to emotion.

We won't give way to their demands at all.

You should always give way to pedestrians at a zebra crossing.

Hold your position give way to the Trident.

Mass production could, in short, give way to mass customisation for all kinds of products, from shoes to spectacles to kitchenware.

When we trust Jesus and receive his Spirit, our petty plans give way to awestruck reverence.

I've never heard a castle should give way to traffic.

Give way to traffic coming from the right.

Even the day must give way to the night.

Give way to traffic coming in from the right.

We are not going to give way to blackmail.

Or, being hated, dont give way to hating.

It will tell customers this shop merchandise and styles, when the turn, it will automatically give way to find a safe route forward.

I do not give way to blockhead!

Here you need give way to me.

We refused to give way to their demands.

We mustn't give way to these unreasonable demands.

Or, being hated, don't give way to hating.

give way To retreat or withdraw.

And as we have seen, calls for change may give way to fierce contests for power.

Give way to Cyberavia Airbus coming from your left.

Do your best to ensure that linear processes give way to networks of collaboration.

Give way to cars that come from the left.

We mustn't give way to these impudent demands.

Always give way to buses.

This is clearly symbolic: we lose contact with our true nature when we give way to acts of aggression, anger and harmfulness.

The truck refused to give way to the car, and so they caused an accident.

If turning left or right give way to pedestrians crossing at the same time.

They thought we would give way to their demands because they are a superpower.

Give way to pedestrians who are crossing at the same time.

Public facilities such as parks should give way to the construction of railways and highways. Do you agree or disagree?

We can never give way to aggressors.

Before we go to the meeting, we must decide what issues we want to stand firm on and what issues we can give way to.

Have you ever slow down or stop your bike to give way to other trail users?

Some people say that everything has got its place and time Even the day must give way to the night. But I'm not buying

My hobby Hobby , the amateur life being able to give way to us become colorful and varied;

He told himself not to close his eyes again, nor give way to foolish fancies;

In moral discussions it is to be remembered that many impediments obstruct our practice, which very easily give way to theory. (No. 14)

give one's regards to give out give out that. . . give up give up one's life to give way to come to do

In the fight over Catholic adoption agencies in Britain, liberty should give way to equality

you argue with yourself , and your meditation has to give way to your preconceived ideas

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The ice and snow give way to a new spring bloom

the forests give way to rolling grasslands

If the sun or the moon should give way to doubt

In some countries, drivers give way to traffic coming in on the right

To give way to pressure or force

Is habitat lost as forests give way to the development

You must give way to the ambulance