That in turn could open the way for a mega-merger.
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S. trade deal to open the way for more soybean imports.
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Tax cuts could open the way for new spending and investment.
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The agreement should open the way for U.S. approval of the deal.
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The requests open the way for subpoenas for anyone who doesn't comply.
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This could open the way for other Asian states to challenge China's claims.
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This would open the way for a more serious, strategic Sino-American understanding.
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That would open the way for similar arrangements with China and other Asia-Pacific countries.
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A successful conclusion of the performance review will open the way for debt relief talks.
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"She was the first to open the way for others to express themselves," says Serena.
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Pyongyang's pledge could open the way for airlines to route flights through North Korean airspace.
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If the suit succeeds, it could open the way for Democratic gains in North Carolina.
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Saturday's result is set to open the way for tough talks between the two partners.
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The approval will open the way for Tunisia to sell $1 billion worth bonds this month.
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An unambiguous ruling offering a simple solution could open the way for a ballot by June.
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If Hamas gave up its weapons, it would open the way for a rapprochement with Fatah.
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It will open the way for unregulated lending such as payday loan rates and subprime mortgages.
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As yet, there have been no moves in the assembly to open the way for his prosecution.
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Creating a backdoor, Cook argued, would open the way for any bad guys who wished to enter.
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"These are the jewels that open the way for contemporary jewelry," the exhibition's curator, Marco Bazzini, said.
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If Ms. Merkel gives up on open borders, she will open the way for others to follow.
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Could a gene drive stop one virus only to open the way for another, more virulent one?
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Experts said the move could open the way for a demographic change in India's only Muslim-majority state.
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The ruling may also open the way for private litigants to seek compensation for damages in national courts.
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The ruling may also open the way for private litigants to seek compensation for damages at national courts.
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Experts said it could open the way for a steady demographic change in India's only Muslim-majority state.
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And I hope that what I'm doing will open the way for people to take a different path.
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He added that the deal would also open the way for Greek banks to borrow in capital markets.
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The IMF approval will open the way for Tunisia to sell bonds worth up to $800 million this year.
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Experts said the move could open the way for a steady demographic change in India's only Muslim majority state.
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Opponents such as Alfano say it would open the way for gay couples to seek children via surrogate mothers.
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Her goal: to help maintain existing nuclear plants and open the way for developing and deploying innovative reactor technologies.
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"Therefore we must continue with the operation and in parallel open the way for civilians to leave," he said.
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That might open the way for parliament to debate and vote on different options for the way forward on Brexit.
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FRAGILE DEMOCRACY Once the IMF loan is finalised it should open the way for other funding agreements with other lenders.
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The move would open the way for hunting bears that roam outside the park's borders in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
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Even a partial resolution of the issue could open the way for eventual diplomatic relations between Beijing and the Vatican.
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Economists also expressed concern that the exit of Mr. Brown could open the way for more spending by the Legislature.
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Athens hopes the review will open the way for talks on debt relief, which will send a positive signal to markets.
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An unambiguous ruling offering a simple solution to Italy's electoral tangle could open the way for an early ballot by June.
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Opponents worry that the new law will open the way for abortion on demand, though it has safeguards to prevent this.
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The complex could open the way for millions of dollars in trade and cut India's dependence on sometimes-hostile neighbor Pakistan.
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However, if the company is forced into bankruptcy, it could open the way for a slimmed down shipbuilding business to emerge.
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A deal between the two countries, will open the way for Macedonia to start membership talks with the EU and NATO.
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If ratified by its member states, it will open the way for full cooperation and commercial ties between Cuba and Europe.
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Republicans have said that if Bolton testifies that would open the way for them to call witnesses, such as Hunter Biden.
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Any further breakdown below $1.3000 could likely open the way for significantly further losses into the mid-to-high $1.2000's.
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A breakthrough could open the way for the development of gas reserves in the eastern Mediterranean, possibly upsetting Russian gas exports.
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That could open the way for former military chief Benny Gantz, leader of the centrist Blue and White party, to try.
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Trump's statement appeared to open the way for China to assume the United States' leadership mantle on trade and diplomacy in Asia.
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Brazil's Senate has fast-tracked a bill that would open the way for the auction and possibly for the payment to Petrobras.
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The operators hope their proposal will open the way for talks between Brazil and Panama to find a way to slash tariffs.
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But he said the case and the conditions placed on Microsoft helped open the way for the growth of companies like Google.
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It wasn't immediately clear whether the successive departures of Hiesinger and Lehner would open the way for more radical steps on strategy.
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The referendum Friday will decide whether the eighth amendment of the constitution is repealed, which would open the way for more liberal legislation.
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"This (debt relief) will be followed by reduced (budget) surpluses after 2018, which will open the way for the economy's recovery," he said.
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Ratification by both countries would open the way for a renamed the Republic of North Macedonia to join NATO and the European Union.
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An upside surprise could open the way for the dollar to rise towards 107 to 108 yen over the next month, he added.
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By framing viewership statistics with media industry standards, LCS wants to open the way for more partnerships and grow esports into worldwide media.
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Its demise could open the way for a new arms race in missiles, whether nuclear or conventional, whose time to target is mere minutes.
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Washington's Kurdish allies in northern Syria fear the withdrawal will open the way for Turkey to mount a long-threatened offensive against their area.
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Iceland hopes the move will open the way for investment by Icelandic pension funds abroad and improve prospects for foreign investment in the country.
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That could open the way for former military chief Benny Gantz, leader of Likud's rival, centrist Blue and White party, to get the nod.
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It could open the way for a resumption of diplomatic relations nearly 70 years after they were cut during the Communist takeover of China.
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Crucially, an ECCL would open the way for the European Central Bank to step in with unlimited bond purchases, if it deemed this necessary.
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The growing interest among suppliers, and Nuance's embedded software technology, may open the way for other carmakers to follow Daimler's lead, Gartner's Ramsey predicts.
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He hopes outline agreements on those issues by the end of this year can open the way for discussion on a future trade deal.
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Reforming Greece's ailing pension system is a prerequisite for the conclusion of the review, which is expected to open the way for debt relief talks.
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One is consequential: She supported a war that killed thousands of Americans, far more Iraqis, devastated a nation, and helped open the way for ISIS.
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Progress in the U.S./China trade talks could potentially open the way for billions of dollars worth of sales of U.S. farm products to China.
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The generals' estimates of the death toll may be ludicrously understated, but at least they open the way for a discussion about the real numbers.
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It would then resign in December to open the way for elections in the spring - when all post-war votes have been held in Italy.
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Greece and Macedonia are racing to reach a deal before an EU summit in late June, which may open the way for Macedonia's eventual membership.
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"This will leave a positive impact on the financial and economic situation and open the way for a start to dealing (with) this file," he added.
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The change could open the way for Russia to become a major supplier to Saudi Arabia, partly at the expense of EU exporters such as Germany.
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A few weeks later, the United States requested that Capella's diplomatic immunity be waived to open the way for possible prosecution there, but the Vatican refused.
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The failure of discussions with Rathbones could open the way for competitor Tilney to revive an unsuccessful counterbid for S&W that Reuters reported this week.
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The essence of the practice, he said, was to open the way for them to "go home" to their rightful habitat in other Muslim-majority areas.
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A key level to watch was $5,800, which if broken would open the way for losses to $5,9673, the bottom of the recent range, Hansen added.
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The first is that Germany's fragmenting party system could open the way for the AfD to come first in one or more of the three polls.
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The signing of the American-Taliban deal would open the way for negotiations between the insurgents and other Afghans, including Mr. Ghani's government, over power-sharing.
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He says that if the left loses power there, it should also quit the coalition government in Rome and open the way for a national ballot.
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Hopefully, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's current efforts with Chinese officials to avert a trade war will bear fruit and open the way for a productive CED.
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Restoring the free movement of capital will help to strengthen trust, attract investment and open the way for a further upgrade of the Greek economy's credit ratings.
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A break of that level could open the way for a test of $1.0912, a low marked on June 24 in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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This is the first time researchers have been able to demonstrate they were able to inactivate PERV and open the way for xenotransplantation without cross-species contamination.
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The new law, Mr. Carter said, could open the way for new discovery in the case and even to depositions of Mr. Thumairy and other Saudi citizens.
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Villeroy said that making the resolution fund fully operational should be a priority, which would in turn open the way for a "pragmatic compromise" on deposit insurance.
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Higher prices open the way for the chiefs of Russia's oil companies, like the formidable Igor Sechin of Rosneft, to argue that restraints are no longer necessary.
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But Mr. Xi may instead open the way for holding onto power in some form beyond his second term, breaking with the practice of his immediate predecessor.
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A rupture in trade relations between the U.S. and trade partners across the globe could open the way for retaliatory action and stifle long-term investment plans.
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"I believe I could open the way for what might be another year of work - but work that would be good for Brazil," Palocci said at the hearing.
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To open the way for other planes and choppers, eight Apaches and two Pave Low helicopters flew to Iraqi air defense sites and unleashed dozens of Hellfire missiles.
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In Fitch's view, any change that would open the way for political interference in the definition of the debt threshold would likely weaken the efficiency of the rule.
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South Korea wants to use the Olympics to re-engage with North Korea and open the way for talks to resolve one of the world's most dangerous crises.
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In any case, it will do little to open the way for U.S. dialogue with North Korea, which China - Pyongyang's main ally - and others have been pushing for.
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As he correctly anticipated, trying to do so would plunge the nation back into all-out civil war and open the way for increased Soviet involvement and influence.
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The withdrawal would open the way for Turkish troops to carve out a buffer zone in northern Syria stretching from the border with Iraq to the Euphrates River.
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But it's also true that weakness can open the way for greater personal growth, reflection and self-reflection, and focus us on what is essential rather than ephemeral.
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Conservationists — both then and now — said ceding that control would open the way for gazers, miners and other business interests to exploit land owned by the American public.
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Any effort by the United States to walk away from its terms, or to renegotiate it, would open the way for Iran to insist on changes as well.
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A break below its March 135.13 low of $2135.1 could open the way for a test of $21, or parity against the dollar, which last happened in late 2141.9.
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If Greece is deemed to have done enough to meet those conditions, it will open the way for a further disbursement of money from a second tranche of aid.
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Mark Bradford, a lawyer who specializes in copyright and media, advised us that the contract's internal contradictions would open the way for a take-down notice and a lawsuit.
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A series of new rules on drones will open the way for broader commercial use but will keep some futuristic applications — like long-distance package delivery — grounded for now.
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If its stake fell below that level, it would lose those rights and potentially open the way for the more radical restructuring of VW championed by some other investors.
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That appears to open the way for Jeanine Áñez, the second vice-president of the senate, who comes from the opposition Democratic Social Movement, to become Bolivia's interim president.
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The deal, reached after months of negotiations, is intended to open the way for so-called "intra Afghan" talks to end the fighting and reach a full political settlement.
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The decree sets a precedent that could open the way for the Georgians to be stripped of their citizenship and removed from their positions, stalling the anti-corruption activities.
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"We think there are opportunities to clear open the way for American companies to participate more greatly in Indonesia," Mr. Pence told Reuters on Friday, before heading to Australia.
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Bouteflika would organize a national conference to open the way for a debate to consider proposals to amend the constitution and decide the timing for early elections, Zaalane said.
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On the other hand, technology can empower traditional types of insurance offerings, as well, and open the way for different carriers to offer products that were not cost-efficient before.
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If France does not seek the ECB job, that could open the way for a northern European since the post has been held by Italy's Draghi for over seven years.
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But if Trump uses it to explode this Republican Party and to open the way for a new, mature, hybrid center-right version, he will have done the Lord's work.
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South Korea hopes the Games will be an opportunity to re-engage with the North and open the way for talks to resolve one of the world's most dangerous crises.
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If granted, the new visa would allow Mr. Singh to stay for an additional five years and open the way for him and his family to settle in Britain permanently.
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The uncertainty of another election could also open the way for a further strengthening of the AfD, which last month made its debut in Parliament as the third-strongest bloc.
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Taliban violence continued unabated on Monday, with more civilian deaths, while the end of negotiations appeared to open the way for a presidential election in Afghanistan on Sept. 230. 2000.
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Canada and the United States want Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to step down to open the way for opposition leader Juan Guaido to take over until new elections can be held.
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The Washington Post published on Wednesday a draft executive order, "Detention and Interrogation of Enemy Combatants", that could open the way for terrorism suspects to be interrogated in secret prisons abroad.
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Parliament will start next week with another vote on Brexit, which business minister Greg Clark said would open the way "for parliament to express a majority of what it would approve".
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Critics say printing small-denomination bills, with no expiry date, would be akin to creating a parallel currency and as such could open the way for Italy to quit the euro.
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And Mr. Hollande's weakness in turn could open the way for France's far-right National Front party to advance to the final round of voting a year from now, commentators suggest.
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Germany and other leading European powers oppose such a realignment, which they fear would open the way for Russia to dominate Eastern Europe, breaking the Continent's unity on security matters. Mrs.
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And it took a long list of injuries — to Aaron Hicks, then Dustin Fowler — and the dropping of Mason Williams from the 40-man roster to open the way for Frazier.
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"We continue to believe unless we change the balance of power in a dramatic way, that once we do that it will open the way for a political solution," al-Jubeir said.
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"The (suggestions) mentioned above will open the way for inclusion of Greek bonds in ECB's quantitative easing programme, which will consequently facilitate access to debt markets and support economic recovery," he said.
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Along with her fourth demand, that Northern Irish businesses keep access to the rest of the UK market, this may open the way for checks on goods entering the province from Britain.
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"Our priority is to employ the local workforce but when it is not possible we will open the way for seeking workers from abroad," Labour Minister Marko Pavic told a cabinet session.
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Although the presidency is largely ceremonial, Mattarella does have the power to pick prime ministers and dissolve parliament, which he did this week to open the way for a March 4 election.
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The government aims to reduce the BNDES participation in the credit market to open the way for private banks to give more long-term corporate credit, senior government officials have said recently.
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The sterling traded at $1.4607, near last week's peak of $1.33, a break of which could open the way for a test of $1.4770, its four-month peak hit in early May.
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A decade ago, during a debate about whether the law should be changed to open the way for female monarchs, conservatives in Mr. Abe's right-leaning Liberal Democratic Party were firmly opposed.
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A State Department spokesman said in September that the United States had requested that the man's diplomatic immunity be waived to open the way for possible prosecution there but the Vatican refused.
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Experts believe that the move, a campaign promise made by Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP party, could now open the way for a steady demographic change in the country's only Muslim majority state.
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In December, according to congressional staff members, political appointees in the department quietly bypassed the secretary to advance legislation that would open the way for more privately provided health care for veterans.
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"All the finance sector should open the way for entrepreneurs in investments, especially giving loans not with high interest but with low interest rates," state-run Anadolu news agency quoted Erdogan as saying.
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Advances in biological science over the past few decades, particularly in genetics, have started to open the way for new kinds of less harmful materials: biofabricated textiles made from living microorganisms or cells.
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That may open the way for the Italian treasury—which, with 4% of Monte dei Paschi, is already the biggest shareholder—to supply equity, with a view to selling when all is calmer.
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The move, announced by U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to Hanoi Monday, would open the way for Vietnam to import a variety of U.S. defense technology, especially maritime capabilities and hardware.
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She has repeatedly warned that if MPs vote against the deal on Tuesday, parliament will open the way for a potentially chaotic no-deal Brexit when Britain leaves the EU without an agreement.
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South Korea wants to use the Olympics - which officially begin on Friday - to re-engage with North Korea and open the way for talks to resolve one of the world's most dangerous crises.
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Mainstream political media and Trump's opponents in the Democratic Party conceive of politics as chess, a matter of feints and sacrifices and moves made so as to open the way for other moves.
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"Any delay for the resolution of the Libyan crisis could open the way for further escalation, violence, terrorism and conflicts," the foreign ministers of Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia said in a joint statement.
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Zaev said the deal would open the way for the tiny Balkan nation's eventual membership of the European Union and NATO, currently blocked by Greece's objections to its use of the name Macedonia.
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In an interview, Mr. Inslee said the special election in Eastside Seattle could open the way for broad action, including taxing carbon but also joint initiatives on energy efficiency, research and clean water.
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In addition to the cities of Bishkek, Osh and Jalal-Abad, local emergencies were also declared in three provincial districts, which will open the way for measures from banning layoffs to imposing curfews.
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Vietnam '67 With any luck, the television documentary "The Vietnam War" by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick may open the way for a new period of public and academic interest in the conflict.
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A State Department spokesman said then that the United States had requested that the man's diplomatic immunity be waived to open the way for a possible prosecution there, but the Vatican had refused.
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Critics fear the move will open the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish-led forces long allied with Washington who have led the fight against the Islamic State militant group in Syria.
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Villiers is expected to say the government will stand firm in trade negotiations, amid some concerns that future deals could open the way for imports that do not comply with current EU rules.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Gains by reformist candidates in Iranian elections open the way for changes to economic policy that will boost foreign investment and trade with the West, businessmen and analysts said on Sunday.
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The agreement should lead to a surge in flights and open the way for U.S. approval of the proposed business alliance between American Airlines and LATAM Airlines, the two largest carriers in the region.
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Greece expects the review to resume next week and be concluded by the end of this month to open the way for long-awaited talks on rendering its debt more manageable in the future.
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The new deficit target, nearly double what Rousseff had projected, could open the way for more spending ahead of the October mayoral elections, a move that some analysts see bolstering Temer's support in Congress.
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If the euro tumbles further versus the yen, that may spill over into the dollar, and open the way for the U.S. currency to test levels below 110 yen by year-end, Okagawa said.
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But Trump's critics inside Washington, his own party, the military and around the world are already decrying what they see as a massive strategic blunder that could open the way for an ISIS rebound.
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A U.S.-Taliban accord would not in itself end the fighting in Afghanistan, but it would open the way for talks between the Taliban and the government in Kabul for a wider peace agreement.
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The detailed map of the human genome didn't immediately explain all the mysteries of how biology works, but it did provide a biomolecular parts list and open the way for a flood of transformative research.
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These people, these other justices I think see that this decision could open the way for other defeats down the line, if we are going get into motives and so forth, rather than different rights.
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While the PRI's senators were still prepared to open the way for the production of medical marijuana, activists objected to the way they changed the original bill to favor a monopoly of big pharmaceutical companies.
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One possibility would be for Renzi to accept a new, limited mandate to oversee an essential electoral reform and open the way for elections in the first half of 20.9437, a year ahead of schedule.
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President Donald Trump defended his decision to withdraw US forces from northern Syria — a move which critics say could open the way for ISIS to regroup and for Turkey to attack the US' Kurdish allies.
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If Crystallex succeeds, the case could open the way for more than a dozen companies to pursue Citgo to collect on arbitration claims over assets that were nationalized under Venezuela's late socialist leader Hugo Chavez.
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Alberto Bagnai told Reuters that as it stands, the reform would open the way for foreigners to fill an estimated 2.5 billion euro ($3 billion) capital shortfall and eventually reduce bank lending to small firms.
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Russian-backed Syrian government forces entered the outskirts on Friday for the first time in years at the invitation of Kurdish YPG militia who fear the U.S. departure could open the way for a Turkish attack.
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It would also almost certainly trigger Berlusconi's retreat from frontline politics and open the way for a new leadership to try to rebuild the once dominant moderate, center-right, now under siege from eurosceptic nationalist groups.
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Le Maire told a meeting of EU finance ministers, broadcast online, that if there was no EU deal in December, that would open the way for national tax schemes that could weaken the EU common market.
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"Today's decision will open the way for publishers and competitors to develop innovative services for e-books, increasing choice and competition to the benefit of European consumers," EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Prime Minister-designate Carlo Cottarelli is considering giving up his mandate to form a government to open the way for an election as early as July 29, two party sources said on Tuesday.
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Experts say the move -- which was a campaign promise made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist BJP party -- could now open the way for a steady demographic change in the country's only Muslim-majority state.
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An even partial resolution of the thorny issue of the appointment of bishops could open the way for an eventual resumption of diplomatic relations nearly 70 years after they were cut during the Communist takeover of China.
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The Indian-backed Chabahar port complex is being developed as part of a new transportation corridor for land-locked Afghanistan that could open the way for millions of dollars in trade and cut dependence on neighboring Pakistan.
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But just maybe, a period of legislative maneuvering could eventually produce a slim overlap of each side's position that could open the way for the Capitol Hill fudge that is usually how showdowns end in divided government.
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In the call, Erdogan told Putin that the Turkish incursion will contribute to peace and stability in the country and open the way for the political process to resolve the conflict, the presidency said in a statement.
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A deal between Washington and the Taliban, which would also involve the gradual withdrawal of the remaining American troops, would open the way for negotiations between the insurgents and other Afghans, including Mr. Ghani's government, over power sharing.
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The YPG fear the U.S. withdrawal will open the way for a threatened Turkish attack into northern Syria, including Manbij, but U.S. President Donald Trump has warned Turkey of "economic devastation" if it goes ahead with the attack.
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The U.S. military pullout will not only leave Kurds exposed to possible confrontation with Turkey but will also open the way for the expansion of Russian and Iranian sway into the areas that U.S. forces will be leaving.
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Commentators said the vote could open the way for an early election which Orban's Liberal Party (PNL) and its key ally, President Klaus Iohannis, have long sought, in order to take advantage of the Liberal's rising approval ratings.
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Yet Trump and his allies appear to want to open the way for much of that information to be sold or even given away to government agencies, political rivals, or anyone else whenever they want — no permission necessary.
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On Monday, 5-Star and the far-right League were poised to propose a prime minister to Italy's president, a move that could open the way for a coalition government to be installed as early as this week.
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ROME, May 29 (Reuters) - Italy's Prime Minister-designate Carlo Cottarelli is considering giving up his mandate to form a government to open the way for an election as early as July 29, two party sources said on Tuesday.
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The withdrawal, announced by the White House late Sunday, was swiftly condemned by a bipartisan group of lawmakers over concerns that it could open the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish-led forces long allied with Washington.
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The measures would potentially open the way for the government to end the concession held by Atlantia, whose subsidiary Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) was the operator of a bridge that collapsed in Genoa last year, killing 210 people.
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A successful first review would open the way for talks to lighten Greece's debt burden, the gradual lifting of capital controls and the acceptance by the European Central Bank (ECB) of Greek government paper as collateral for bank financing.
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If the EU denies compensation, that could open the way for Brazil to place or increase tariffs on European products, including powdered milk, said the source, who was not authorized to speak publicly and asked not to be named.
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A government source said that this week would mark "a defining moment in this country's history" when May invokes Article 50 on Wednesday to open the way for formal negotiations to leave the EU following a referendum last June.
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The sanctions, however, threatened India's ability to obtain financing for the development of Chabahar, which could potentially open the way for millions of dollars of trade for land-locked Afghanistan and end its dependence on Pakistan's port of Karachi.
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This would open the way for the government to sell its more than 70 percent stake in RBS held since it had to step in with a more than 45 billion pound ($57.83 billion) bailout during the financial crisis.
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PARIS, March 8 (Reuters) - French firm SMCP, the company behind fashion brands Sandro, Maje and Claudie Pierlot, said on Tuesday that it had submitted documents to financial regulator AMF that open the way for a possible stock market listing.
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Members of Renzi's own center-left Democratic Party (PD) have said they fear the twin reforms will open the way for the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement to take power at the next election, which is due in 2018.
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But those issues were resolved, usually amid warnings from the American nuclear industry that failing to deal with China on nuclear issues was to open the way for France, Japan and South Korea to supply Beijing with nuclear technology.
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The immediate bone of contention is a papal document or "exhortation" issued nearly a year ago which appeared, albeit in very oblique language, to open the way for communion to be offered to people in what the church calls irregular unions.
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Prime Minister Theresa May announced her resignation in May ahead of a heavy defeat for her Conservative Party in European Parliament elections, triggering a leadership contest that could open the way for a successor with a tougher line on Brexit.
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Speaking at a news conference with his German counterpart Peter Altmaier and the European commissioner for energy, Maros Sefcovic, Le Maire said the Franco-German collaboration would open the way for up to 1.2 billion euros ($1.34 billion) of public financing.
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The attack took place as Taliban officials and a selected group of Afghan activists and civil society figures prepared to meet in Doha, casting a pall over talks intended to open the way for full peace negotiations in the future.
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But investors and analysts said Elliott's latest move could open the way for the founding Lee family to embrace change, cementing its grip as it negotiates succession from its ailing patriarch to the next generation and a hefty inheritance tax bill.
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On Saturday, the Socialists' leader, Pedro Sánchez, stepped down in a move that could open the way for his party to agree to the re-election of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and a government led by his conservative Popular Party.
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Unlikely as it probably seems now, she had heard from everyone, from Fred Rogers of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" to Phyllis Diller, another unforgettable personality who was often credited with helping to open the way for female comedians like Ms. Rivers.
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Meanwhile, the Christian Institute is using the judgment to reiterate its calls for a "conscience clause" in Northern Irish equality legislation, which could open the way for, say, Christian fundamentalist bed-and-breakfast owners to refuse rooms to gay couples.
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The request surprised some American officials and could help open the way for the forces of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, backed by Russia and Iran, to start retaking the Kurdish-held part of the country near Turkey's border.
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Losing the vote would deepen the uncertainty over the future of Brexit, Britain's biggest shift in foreign and trade policy for more than 40 years, and open the way for several different outcomes, ranging from a disorderly exit to another referendum.
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The court's decision could open the way for new complaints about unfair advantages and similar rules in other women's sports, such as weight lifting, boxing, wrestling, rugby and soccer, where speed and power can prove crucial in determining athletic success.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May urged lawmakers on Monday to take "a second look" at her deal to leave the European Union, warning them that voting it down could open the way for the breakup of the United Kingdom.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey published in its official gazette a deal with China for cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy on Friday, a step needed to open the way for China to potentially build Turkey's third nuclear power plant.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's constitutional court on Wednesday struck down a law which requires mining permits be issued exclusively by the national government, a decision which could open the way for provincial and local authorities to restrict mining in their areas.
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South Korea wants to use the event to re-engage with North Korea and open the way for talks to resolve one of the world's most dangerous crises, in which U.S. President Donald Trump and Pyongyang have swapped nuclear threats.
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The commissioners, after hearing witness after witness assert that such a move would open the way for more development along the coast, adjourned into private session before voting, 7 to 5, to dismiss Mr. Lester, who had held the post since 2011.
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But if the U.S. government exits the global climate action stage under President Trump, that may open the way for new leadership – including by China, which has partnered with the United States in recent years to push international action on climate change.
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Looking to re-establish his authority over the feuding PD, former prime minister Matteo Renzi resigned as party secretary general last Sunday to open the way for a re-election battle that he hopes will see grass-roots members rally to his cause.
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The teaching of religious creation narratives is controversial in Britain, in part because secularists fear that the government's openness to new school structures (such as academies or free schools in which local authorities have little input) will open the way for obscurantist agendas.
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ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said in a note that a return to the psychological threshold of $1,300 would be a positive signal for gold, while a fall below $1,23 could open the way for a further decline to $1,260.
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BMW, Vodafone and Ericsson made a last-ditch effort to persuade the European Commission to open the way for the use of 5G technology in cars, concerned about the EU executive's preference for a wifi-based technology being pursued by their rivals.
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With less than five months before leaving the EU, lawmakers are stepping up a fight over the terms of Britain's departure, with some trying to open the way for the country to change course and offer voters another referendum on its membership.
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ROME, Dec 23 (Reuters) - The Italian government approved a decree early on Friday that will open the way for the rescue of Monte dei Paschi di Siena after the world's oldest bank failed to win backing from investors for a vital capital increase.
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ActivTrades chief analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa said in a note that a return to the psychological threshold of $1,300 would be a positive signal for gold, while a fall below $1,280 could open the way for a further decline to $1,260.
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The threat to open the way for refugees to Europe would, if executed, reverse a pledge Turkey made to the European Union in 2016 and could quickly draw Western powers into the standoff over Idlib and stalled negotiations between Ankara and Moscow.
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To open the way for its exit, the Treasury has been in discussions with the EU Commission for months over a plan to help cut the bank's problem debts below 5% of total lending and make it more attractive to potential merger partners.
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Novak said he hoped CEZ could sign a contract by the end of the year with the Czech government that would open the way for CEZ to build a new nuclear unit at its Dukovany plant in the south of the country.
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The crackdown comes amid expectations of a landmark deal between Beijing and the Vatican on the appointment of bishops that could eventually open the way for a resumption of diplomatic relations nearly 70 years after they were cut during the Communist takeover of China.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will hold a new round of talks with a senior North Korean official in New York on Thursday, hoping to open the way for a second summit of the two countries' leaders and make progress on denuclearization.
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Demirtas alone is the subject some 60 dossiers in parliament calling for the lifting of his immunity, including some related to his calls for street protests, but as yet there have been no moves in the assembly to open the way for his prosecution.
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The discussions potentially open the way for the first foreign investor involvement in Beijing's debt-for-equity swap scheme as the government looks to salvage loss-making state-owned enterprises(SOEs) and cut $18 trillion in corporate debt, equivalent to 169 percent of domestic output.
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The South American nation, which was selling both euro and dollar bonds on Tuesday, is the highest rated sovereign in Latin America and hence seen as an ideal candidate to open the way for other regional borrowers which have been sidelined by global volatility.
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Possible support for the Australian dollar lies at its 200-day moving average at $0.7694, and a breach of that level could open the way for a test of levels around $0.7600, said Teppei Ino, an analyst for Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in Singapore.
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The implementation of the peace agreement will be a long and difficult task and a Yes vote should open the way for Mr Uribe and other opponents of the deal to contribute to its success by offering, if not support, at least constructive criticism.
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The government, which has a narrow majority of 153 lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament, hopes the approval of the measures will quell concerns about Greece's fiscal progress, open the way for debt relief and help its banks regain access to cheap ECB borrowing.
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The Indian-backed Chabahar port complex in Iran is being developed as part of a new transportation corridor for land-locked Afghanistan that could potentially open the way for millions of dollars in trade and cut its dependence on Pakistan, its sometimes-hostile neighbor.
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The plan, which legal experts describe as "novel" and "unorthodox," could potentially expand the number of municipalities and counties eligible for compensation in the federal litigation from 1,650 to about 24,500 and open the way for a comprehensive national opioid settlement with the pharmaceutical industry.
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Koenig also said a court ruling last week that overturned an EU decision to block the rescue of Italy's Tercas bank in 2014 could open the way for discussions about the role of deposit guarantee schemes beyond their core function of protecting savers of collapsing banks.
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Well-choreographed visits from the leaders of Britain, Israel, Canada and Japan followed a host of executive orders that began to dismantle Obamacare and federal regulations and open the way for cross-continental pipelines, as well as Trump's withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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For more on the companies, click on Finland's centre-right government is seeking a mandate from parliament to allow it to cut its stake in the Finnair to open the way for alliances and merger deals for the airline, the Helsingin Sanomat newspaper said on Sunday.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - A U.S. soldier wounded in an explosion will be the first person in the United States to receive a penis transplant, doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital said, which could open the way for about 60 other servicemen with genital injuries to have this surgery.
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Travis Lenkner of Burford, who was on the Gerchen Keller team that made the MagCorp investment, told me Judge Vyskocil's "blessing with a capital B" should open the way for other bankruptcy trustees to work with litigation financiers – a concept he's pushing with trustees and their lawyers.
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Disagreements between the IMF and Athens's EU lenders over additional reforms Greece must implement to achieve its fiscal targets in 2018 are delaying the first review of its latest bailout, a hurdle the Greeks desperately need to clear to open the way for debt relief talks.
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A proposed ban on tourist camping on the few remaining pristine beaches on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast approved by parliament earlier this month prompted protests from eco activists who claim the change will open the way for large-scale construction activity just behind the beach line.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - BMW, Vodafone and Ericsson made a last-ditch effort on Wednesday to persuade the European Commission to open the way for the use of 5G technology in cars, concerned about the EU executive's preference for a wifi-based technology being pursued by their rivals.
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KABUL (Reuters) - U.S. and Taliban negotiators are close to a deal that would open the way for peace in Afghanistan, a top U.S. official said on Sunday, as the insurgents followed their weekend assault on the strategic center of Kunduz by attacking a second northern city.
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"Of course we would have liked to have won more medals but out there on the mat, everybody who goes out there is a worthy contestant and we hope that my medal will be adored and will open the way for Brazil to win more medals," Silva said.
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Pokémon Go gave us an early look at augmented reality it in the summer of 2016, and now the tech giants of the world are also launching their own AR technology, which will open the way for a lot of AR apps to pop up over the next year.
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Earlier this week, at a meeting of most of the political blocs, almost everyone agreed to support Mr. Mehdi for the foreseeable future, said Izzat Shahbendar, an informal adviser to Mr. Mehdi who has been trying to open the way for discussions between the protesters and the government.
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"I would like to announce to the dear Iraqi people the withdrawal of my candidacy for prime minister, to open the way for serious dialogue to elect a prime minister and his government according to the vision of the Supreme religious authority," he said in a news conference.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a rare show of bipartisanship, the top lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate on Monday condemned President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northeastern Syria, which could open the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish-led fighters in the area.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told U.S. media it was too early to tell if the inter-Korea meeting could open the way for future talks involving the United States, but he stressed that if such talks came about they would have to be aimed at North Korean denuclearization.
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Former Labour leader Tony Blair added his voice to calls to vote down any Brexit deal by May, hoping that would open the way for another referendum in which Britons would this time decide to stay, after their popular vote in June 2016 that resulted in a narrow "Leave" victory.
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This would open the way for a consensus candidate who would have to bridge the huge divergences between the three main rightist parties — from the fierce anti-EU agenda put forward by both the Northern League and Brothers of Italy to the pro-European vision embraced by Berlusconi on Sunday.
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Single Resolution Board's chief Elke Koenig also said a court ruling last week which overturned an EU decision over the rescue of Italy's Tercas bank in 2014 could open the way for a discussion on the role of deposit guarantee schemes beyond their core function of protecting savers of collapsing banks.
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Airstrikes against as many as 30 to 40 targets in four areas of the country would aim to deal a crippling blow to the Islamic State's most dangerous affiliate outside of Iraq and Syria, and open the way for Western-backed Libyan militias to battle Islamic State fighters on the ground.
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Another of those fronts has been in Macedonia, where a disinformation campaign directed by Russian-backed groups, and Europe's far-right supporters of the country's nationalists, attempted to derail a referendum on a name change that would open the way for the country to join NATO and the European Union.
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"These threats pose a danger on the area and on a peaceful solution in Syria, and any Turkish aggression on the area will open the way for the return of Daesh (Islamic State), and that aggression will also contribute to the widening of the circle of Turkish occupation in Syria," the statement said.
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Mr. Ban's appeal elicited many pledges of support and solidarity but adding up the commitments made on Wednesday, Filippo Grandi, head of the refugee agency, said the meeting had raised the number of places pledged for Syrians by some six thousand, although other promises could open the way for tens of thousands more.
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ATHENS, May 2(Reuters) - Greece said on Tuesday it expects to wrap up talks with its foreign creditors on fiscal issues and reforms by May 22 to conclude a crucial bailout review which will open the way for the disbursement of vital loans that the country needs to get to repay debt.
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President Xi Jinping promised on Tuesday to open the economy further and lower import tariffs on products like cars, in a speech seen as an attempt to defuse the increasingly bitter trade dispute with the United States and possibly open the way for the start of negotiations after both sides threatened tit-for-tat tariffs.
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President Xi Jinping promised on Tuesday to open the country's economy further and lower import tariffs on products like cars, in a speech seen as an attempt to defuse the increasingly bitter dispute with the United States and possibly open the way for the start of negotiations after both sides threatened tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Before the government approved the draft decree, a source in President Sergio Mattarella's office had said parts of it might be unconstitutional - which could open the way for Mattarella to block it The new immigration guidelines were packaged together with new security rules in an emergency decree, which has 60 days to secure parliamentary approval.
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The Obama administration imposed the restrictions in part to limit civilian casualties, and the proposed shift has raised concerns among critics that the Trump administration would open the way for broader C.I.A. strikes in such countries as Libya, Somalia and Yemen, where the United States is fighting the Islamic State, Al Qaeda or both.
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But, despite hefty commitments on rural welfare and health, Jaitley managed to stick to his fiscal deficit target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product for the 2016/17 fiscal year that starts on April 1 - a pledge that may open the way for an early interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India.
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Most Conservatives do not want to open the way for Corbyn, whose promises to end austerity have won over many voters, particularly the young, and who has focused anger over a deadly fire in west London on what he called a government which sees itself "not as the servant of the people but of global corporations".
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" To the Editor: In 1985, three years before Mayor Bernie Sanders of Burlington, Vt., visited the Soviet Union to set up a sister city link, The Times reported that President Ronald Reagan was urging "bold new steps to open the way for our peoples [Americans and Soviets] to participate in an unprecedented way in the building of peace.
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Adult film star Stormy Daniels reportedly believes recent comments by President 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's lawyer open the way for her to discuss publicly her alleged affair with Trump.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) to run for reelection, amid major speculation that he'll retire in 28503 and open the way for former presidential hopeful Mitt Romney to take his seat.
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He marginalized the Sunni's, he short-changed the Kurds when it comes to revenue sharing and he tried to impose a very radical Iranian driven sectarian agenda that the Iraqi people refused and as a consequence Iraq became fertile ground for Daesh, and we always say, I've always said, that the two elephants in the room that people need to seriously look at are Bashar Assad in Syria – he has to go in order to open the way for a defeat of Daesh, and the implementation of the reforms that the Iraqi people agreed to the summer before last that would keep the country united, give equal rights to all of Iraq's communities irrespective of their religion sect or ethnicity – that's how we remove the fertile ground in which Daesh flourishes then we can deal with them.
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