But he wasn't going to wait until everyone else greenlighted it.
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Neither are expected to be greenlighted for votes by GOP leaders.
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And the court had already greenlighted the RICO claims for trial.
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One mental rule is that new words are always regular; hence "greenlighted".
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And it's not a fluke that comedies are the shows being greenlighted.
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But in February 2011, an impressed True Ventures greenlighted $1.5 million in funding.
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It also acquired the Avatar sequels that were greenlighted by the Fox studio.
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Incensed, Mr. Gonzalez said he "greenlighted" a beating of the Sunset Park leader.
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Plus, a dance competition series featuring former Idol host Jennifer Lopez was greenlighted in July.
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I'm not sure who greenlighted these opening pages, which blunder so frequently into self-parody.
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The proposal was greenlighted by state lawmakers and subsequently signed by Newsom over the summer.
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That's a problem because the FCC never greenlighted the project, saying the experimental satellites are dangerous.
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The court later greenlighted the proposition for the 2016 election and it was passed by voters.
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Last week, Trump all but greenlighted the ethnic cleansing of Kurds without an ounce of remorse.
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In the end, the Europeans greenlighted the deal after Microsoft made a series of minor concessions.
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But none of his films, all fairly formulaic he says now, ever came close to being greenlighted.
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Syfy has greenlighted a "Tremors" pilot that picks up 25 years after your 1990 film left off.
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The second round of remaining tariffs, if greenlighted, will be an even bigger political nightmare for the administration.
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But some people go for "greenlighted" (Variety, a film-industry magazine, prefers this) whereas others go for "greenlit".
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These waivers permit civil nuclear cooperation projects that were greenlighted as part of the nuclear deal in 22019.
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Only five days into his administration, Trump greenlighted a raid on an alleged al-Qaida stronghold in Yemen.
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President Trump's announcement this week that he would be pulling troops from the country effectively greenlighted Turkey's incursion.
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The exodus of U.S. troops essentially greenlighted an offensive by Turkish forces, who quickly stormed into the region.
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It was the network's most-watched show, and executives quickly greenlighted his new gig on the main network.
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Mike Pence — who was greenlighted to bill as much as $425,000 for about a year's worth of work.
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"An exhibition that might have been greenlighted a few years ago — such as this one — must now be canceled."
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"Indiana gets paid for every one of those ideas if they get greenlighted," Mr. McKenzie said in the interview.
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That decision was a loss for Trump, after federal judges have repeatedly rebuked him and greenlighted the House's effort.
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"Seriously, whoever in the NYPD and the Manhattan DA's office greenlighted this needs to get a different job," he tweeted.
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It also authorizes another $2023 million in waivers for Medicare telehealth restrictions, bringing the total figure greenlighted to $8.3 billion.
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All the weapons systems that President Reagan used to help bring down the Soviet Union were greenlighted by Mr. Carter.
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One of the strategies higher-tax states have greenlighted includes allowing municipalities to establish charitable funds for contributions from taxpayers.
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In 2007, then-Home Secretary Jacqui Smith greenlighted the extradition request from Kenya, but Deya's lawyers appealed on human rights grounds.
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The President had not greenlighted any actual sanctions, however, and the announcement was viewed as little more than a verbal warning.
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To her astonishment, the studio officially greenlighted Bao, and Shi found herself suddenly leading a small army of animators and artists.
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It has approved the first new West Bank settlement in two decades and greenlighted the construction of thousands of new homes.
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On Monday, Hulu announced that Disney has greenlighted a slate of four animated series featuring Marvel superheroes for the Hulu platform.
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Clay and Raskin countered that the Congressional Art Competition greenlighted the painting's display six months ago without any objection until now.
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The Yemen raid Just days into office, Trump greenlighted a major raid in Yemen with the stated goal of targeting al Qaeda.
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What changed: The E.U. greenlighted 21st Century Fox's acquisition of Sky TV last week during the height of Fox's Bill O'Reilly controversy.
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The administration has greenlighted $28 billion in bailouts to help struggling farmers who have lost sales as a result of Chinese retaliation.
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It has since released five films, with a sixth on the way, and greenlighted a number of "Star Wars" television programs and novelizations.
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The worry is that a small number of decision-makers will get to choose what gets greenlighted and what we have access to.
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The new system has been greenlighted by Mr. Mulvaney, who has also shrugged off any issue with Mr. Kushner taking a lead role.
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HBO announced last week that the long-fabled "Deadwood" movie had been greenlighted and that it might air as soon as spring 2019.
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The move effectively greenlighted the Turks to attack US-backed Kurdish forces, who were key allies in the campaign against ISIS in the region.
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It also authorizes another $500 million in waivers for Medicare telehealth restrictions, bringing the total figure greenlighted under the bill up to $8.3 billion.
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It also authorizes another $2628 million in waivers for Medicare telehealth restrictions, bringing the total figure greenlighted under the bill up to $28503 billion.
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Elsewhere, historic buildings have been renovated; hotel projects greenlighted; super-yacht slips constructed; and lots of overtime worked at hotels, restaurants and government offices.
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OPEC last week agreed to production cuts only after Iran, whose crude exports have been depleted by U.S. sanctions since early November, greenlighted the deal.
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WASHINGTON, July 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday greenlighted transactions by U.S. citizens related to a Venezuela-based state-owned oil company bond.
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She said there are "no losers" and she thinks dozens of the applicants not chosen could be greenlighted by the FAA in the coming months.
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Regulators at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration just greenlighted a tiny, swallowable sensor called Abilify MyCite that tracks when the patient takes their meds.
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London has already greenlighted the company to place bikes in the city and the company will "follow local demand and rules to deploy bikes accordingly," Cycle.
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Watchers of the growing space figured it was only a matter of time before bitcoin ETF applications accelerated after the CME and Cboe greenlighted futures trading.
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Given that Mr. Diller helped create the Fox Broadcasting Company with Rupert Murdoch — and blessedly greenlighted "The Simpsons" — I wonder if he feels like Dr. Frankenstein.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia recently canceled two major Chinese-linked projects, greenlighted by his since-ousted predecessor, that were worth more than $22 billion.
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However, less than a month later, the Supreme Court effectively greenlighted the Trump policy across the board by lifting the injunction altogether while the litigation continues.
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"She needs to take one for the team and say, 'Nope, we're not doing it,'" the strategist said, before Pelosi greenlighted an impeachment inquiry on Tuesday.
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Peter Bergen noted that the move essentially greenlighted a Turkish invasion "that is exposing America's Kurdish allies to the wrath of the second-largest military in NATO".
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The statement said the ministry has also greenlighted extradition to a federal court in Southern California to face charges of conspiracy to import, possess, and distribute cocaine.
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Many critics have argued that Trump's move effectively greenlighted Ankara's operation and that the president abandoned Kurdish forces, a key U.S. ally in the fight against ISIS.
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And beyond ISIS, Trump has greenlighted the expansion of US counterterrorism campaigns in other Middle East countries and in Africa -- even when ISIS is not the target.
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From the mid-1920s on, Mannix prowled that studio, serving as Louis B. Mayer's trusted aide and the studio's go-between with the unions; he even greenlighted films.
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In August, the FDA greenlighted a drug called Kymriah—the first CAR T-cell therapy to treat children and young adults whose leukemia doesn't respond to standard treatments.
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Those lawyers are now accusing the special litigation committee of bowing to Ellison and Catz and attempting to "hobble" the pursuit of a case that the committee greenlighted.
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"This is a guy who was an executive who greenlighted films, who passed judgment on people his whole career," said John Sloss, a lawyer and independent film producer.
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But it turned out that one of the executives suggested her concept to his bosses at Organon's parent company in the Netherlands — and the Dutch greenlighted the project.
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Minnesota lawmakers have greenlighted a new program to pay homeowners in the state to transform their lawns into bee gardens in efforts to counter the declining bee population.
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Mr. Trump, who essentially greenlighted the Turkish operation last week, took a harsher line today, raising tariffs on Turkey's steel and suspending trade-deal negotiations with the country.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) this fall greenlighted his committee chairmen to pursue various Clinton-related investigations, after Comey recommended not prosecuting the former secretary of state.
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READ: Demoralized EPA employees brace for wholesale war on the environment New exploratory drilling operations have been greenlighted through the GOP tax bill in the Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge.
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It is instead a demented entertainment, an embarrassment of kitsch riches that, in between inspiring giggles and snorts, incites you to consider imponderables like, who greenlighted this, and why?
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By late 2014, Slava Murugov, the channel head who greenlighted the show, had left STS, and the new management killed ''Rushkin'' three days before production was scheduled to begin.
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The ruling greenlighted construction of a Hindu temple on a site where a mosque had stood before Hindu devotees destroyed it in 1992 with sledgehammers and their bare hands.
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Last month, a 5-4 court greenlighted the so-called "public charge" rule across the country except for Illinois, because the state was governed by a separate judicial order.
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President Trump, who essentially greenlighted the Turkish operation last week, took a harsher line today, raising tariffs on Turkey's steel and suspending trade deal negotiations with the country. 2.
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"As the Kochs are confirming, Fred Koch was integrally involved in the creation of a German refinery that Adolf Hitler personally greenlighted," Ms. Mayer wrote in an email Tuesday night.
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The Supreme Court greenlighted the building of Rama's temple, in effect asserting the primacy of the faith of those who believe that the disputed site is the birthplace of Rama.
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On Wednesday, bipartisan senators rebuked a State Department official over $8.1 billion in emergency arms sales to a number of countries, including Saudi Arabia, which were greenlighted without congressional approval.
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Voters of Acquackanonk township greenlighted incorporation as a city in 1917 and ditched the tongue-twisting Lenni Lenape name in favor of Clifton, a reference to a prominent local cliff.
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For one, the current widely shared sense that the scales of social justice need a historical rebalancing, which probably helped the new series get greenlighted and certainly affected its scripts.
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The state has ranked near the bottom nationwide for per-person spending on public health until a huge boost of $588 million more was greenlighted for the next two years.
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The European Commission has greenlighted 21st Century Fox's acquisition of Sky TV, a huge win for owner Rupert Murdoch, who's battling a major national controversy regarding Fox News anchor Bill O'Reilly.
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For years, Mr. Berlusconi flooded his private newspaper and channels and public airways with pro-Berlusconi propaganda, and it was Mr. Berlusconi who greenlighted Mr. Foa's nomination, in exchange for political concessions.
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In March 2017, then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson greenlighted the sale, as well as a handful of arms deals with other countries that were on hold because of human rights concerns.
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The senior official insisted the president's approach to the incursion ordered by Mr. Erdogan had been mischaracterized, and pushed back against a widely held public narrative that Mr. Trump "greenlighted" the attack.
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After the film hauled in more than $1 billion at the global box office, it would be no surprise if Marvel and Disney greenlighted a "Captain Marvel" sequel in the next few months.
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The first self-driving street tests started taking place in Ontario last November under a pilot project in which a small group of select technology research projects were greenlighted to test their tech.
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At the same time, a divided Senate Judiciary Committee greenlighted Senator Jeff Sessions's nomination as attorney general along a straight party-line vote, sending it to the full Senate for a final vote.
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This article has been updated to clarify the nature of the War Powers Resolution as well as the day on which Trump tweeted about stopping the strike and insisted to CNN "nothing was greenlighted".
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NASA has greenlighted three of its teams of researchers to perform feasibility studies on projects that could pave the way for autonomous drones and self-driving cars to operate safely and effectively at scale.
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Bach, who won a gold medal in fencing for West Germany at the 1976 Games, also greenlighted the ceremony in the Olympic Village in Rio, where he read the names of the Munich victims.
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At the same time, the Trump administration greenlighted a host of other conservative policies, including new mandated payments from enrollees and coverage lockouts, which will significantly roll back coverage protections in Kentucky's Medicaid program.
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My mission is to take Trump to trial under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law and Florida laws against fraud and deceptive practices — claims that the district court has already greenlighted for trial.
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Ostroff of Condé Nast Entertainment said she believed Facebook greenlighted Virtually Dating, a show where blind dates take place in a virtual reality world, for the Watch platform because of the potential for online conversation.
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Kline's testimony has been of high interest for Democrats after a career White House official told committee investigators that Kline greenlighted security clearances for White House officials despite red flags raised in the vetting process.
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The arts groups who were greenlighted for grants from the council, the D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, which is partially backed by the National Endowment for the Arts, received a letter on Monday.
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The concept's exterior shape looks 95 percent complete, and while the Cross Turismo model hasn't been officially greenlighted for production, the Macan crossover's status as Porsche's best-selling vehicle virtually guarantees the Cross Turismo will be.
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Kline's testimony has been of high interest for Democrats after a career White House official, Tricia Newbold, told committee investigators that he greenlighted security clearances for White House officials despite red flags raised in the vetting process.
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But as Chennai expanded and industries fled the city, the state greenlighted ports, coal-powered thermal plants, and petroleum and chemicals factories, which destroyed the salt pans, polluted the water and killed the fish and the crabs.
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A White House official, Tricia Newbold, told the committee that at least 25 individuals had been greenlighted for security clearances despite serious concerns raised during the vetting process -- and alleged that Kline retaliated against her for speaking out.
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Cambodia, for example, recently greenlighted a 60-megawatt solar park, although the country is still considering a large dam on the Mekong River that would block migration of endangered fish and destroy critical habitat for endangered Irrawaddy dolphins.
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Having essentially greenlighted the Turkish incursion a week ago, then threatening ruin to Turkey's economy, on Monday Mr. Trump announced sanctions on Turkey, raising tariffs on steel and suspending negotiations on a $100 billion trade deal with Ankara.
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In the mid-2000s, the production company greenlighted Christopher Nolan's gritty standalone Batman trilogy, which was well-received by critics and audiences alike and took in more than $2.46 billion at the global box office between 22013 and 22017.
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He chose not to review National Security Council talking points on the risk of losing influence in the Middle East, and there was no discussion of national security objectives before he called Erdoğan and greenlighted Turkey's incursion into Syria.
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Much of the blame for the increased industry consolidation rests with antitrust officials in the Obama and Bush administrations who greenlighted a series of megamergers between airlines like American and US Airways; United and Continental; and Delta and Northwest.
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And I agree with him here on the risk of these efforts, which are invariably greenlighted based on their potential to boost sharing and screen time: Simplifying publishing sounds obviously better, but it could also dilute the quality of Instagram.
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The announcement will serve as a boost for Trump, who has faced scrutiny in recent weeks for his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria — a move his critics argue greenlighted a Turkish military operation against U.S.-allied Kurds.
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Related: Brazil's Political Crisis Is Reaching Breaking Point They also stress that many of those on the pro-impeachment side have — including the speaker of the lower house, Eduardo Cunha, who greenlighted the start of the impeachment process last December.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A group of Democratic senators hopes to ban a pesticide the U.S. government has greenlighted for use, according to a bill unveiled on Tuesday in a challenge to Republican President Donald Trump's push to loosen environmental regulations.
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"Would any movies favorably portraying the Dalai Lama, Liu Xiaobo or Chen Guangcheng be greenlighted if they risked the loss of Chinese investment — I don't think so," he added, referring to three people deemed prominent political adversaries by the Communist Party.
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"We even have a book: 'The Deadpool Book of No.'" A Fox spokeswoman said that figure was "a Deadpool-ian style hyperbole," and that the studio greenlighted the picture "when all the elements to get a film started" came together.
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It was Mr. Weiss, for example, who greenlighted the curator Carmen C. Bambach's recent presentation of Leonardo da Vinci's "Saint Jerome Praying in the Wilderness," a special loan from the Vatican Museums to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the artist's death.
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Right now, the government has only greenlighted small-scale drone delivery projects in specific areas, but it's holding back on allowing the buzzy aircraft to fill U.S. skies, warning that it could be extremely dangerous without proper limitations in place.
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" The New York Times questioned why the movie was even ever made: "[Gods of Egypt] is instead a demented entertainment, an embarrassment of kitsch riches that, in between inspiring giggles and snorts, incites you to consider imponderables like, who greenlighted this, and why?
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She indicated she no longer considers the Senate GOP's resistance to removing Trump from office as a paramount concern -- and she greenlighted language in a new House lawsuit that states the House Judiciary Committee is considering articles of impeachment against the President.
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Kinder Morgan has invested nearly six years in permitting and development time, was greenlighted for the project and broke ground on a multibillion-dollar effort six months ago but is now stopped due to "environmental concerns" that are highly politicized in Canada.
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The agency recently greenlighted its proposed trial of a widely used diabetes drug, metformin, to see if it can delay the onset of other age-related diseases in older adults who have received a diagnosis of at least one, as one study suggests it might.
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Last month, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) took a vital step to advance 2023G closer to its full technical and commercial potential when it greenlighted a proposal to explore reallocating part of the "mid-band" spectrum for new commercial and terrestrial use, including 5G.
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The department has since greenlighted such measures in Kentucky and Indiana, allowing the states to impose a community engagement requirement — meaning certain Medicaid beneficiaries must be involved in such activities like work, volunteer, be enrolled in job training or school in order to obtain Medicaid coverage.
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"Not only will this ruling mean this huge deal will close and you'll see Time Warner up big [Wednesday], it also means that many similar deals in a host of industries, like Cigna trying to buy Express Scripts, will also probably be greenlighted if Justice tries to stop them, " he said.
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As president of NBC, Zucker greenlighted "The Apprentice," the popular reality show starring then-real estate mogul Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Pompeo stopped at the alliance headquarters in Brussels on his way back to Washington from a trip to Ankara, Turkey, where he was sent by President Donald Trump on a mission to contain an unfolding humanitarian disaster in northeastern Syria after Trump effectively greenlighted a Turkish military offensive against U.S.-allied Kurdish forces.
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Trump has been threatening to "totally obliterate" Turkey's fragile economy over President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's military offensive into northern Syria against U.S.-backed Kurdish forces — an operation Trump essentially greenlighted with his shock announcement to withdraw U.S. troops from the area and hand responsibility for dealing with remaining Islamic State fighters to the Turks.
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Less than a week into his administration, popular-vote loser Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE greenlighted a raid by Navy SEALs into Yakla, Yemen.
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This was the first time Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Four companies reach 0M settlement in opioid lawsuit | Deal opens door to larger settlements | House panel to consider vaping tax | Drug pricing markup tomorrow Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him MORE (D-Calif.) greenlighted an impeachment inquiry.
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"I thought about it for a second, and I said, you know what, they shot down an unmanned drone, plane, whatever you want to call it, and here we are sitting with a 150 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after I said go ahead," he said, "and I didn't like it, I didn't think, I didn't think it was proportionate "Nothing was greenlighted until the very end because things change.
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