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"pave the way" Synonyms
facilitate advance spur drive expedite promote accelerate further precipitate smooth speed forward fast-track smooth the way for clear the way for help along pave the way for smooth the path of assist the progress of speed up break the ice be friendly and talkative break ground cut the first turf get aquainted get one's feet wet get to know introduce yourself lay the first stone lead off lead the way make a start make friends make the first move oil the works open the way set at ease set the ball rolling smooth the path socialise(UK) usher introduce institute herald initiate launch inaugurate originate precede preface bring in set up open the door usher in come before antecede antedate forego preexist forerun ready prepare equip fix organise(UK) organize(US) fit poise prep prime set arrange brace groom train fortify lay qualify season forearm pilot guide lead conduct escort steer show direct shepherd take marshal(UK) accompany chaperon chaperone route company convoy attend companion establish found start begin pioneer commence develop instigate create constitute innovate More
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Such talk can pave the way to harassment and assault.
Continue to pave the way for Black women in Hollywood.
It will also pave the way for further visionary models.
What were the sociopolitical conditions that helped pave the way?
And the policies could pave the way for global changes.
Their actions helped pave the way for unions and collective
The World Bank would pave the way to reduce risk.
And it will be because Lin helped pave the way.
Evidence against Iran could pave the way for new sanctions.
They would also pave the way for the company's next success.
And, someday, Fiorina will pave the way for a Republican nominee.
However, it could possibly pave the way for a prisoner exchange.
And the 2020 rover is expected to pave the way there.  
And smaller rumblings that could pave the way for seismic shifts.
The vulnerability can also pave the way for potential malware infections.
In effect, these rollbacks pave the way for another such disaster.
This would pave the way to the re-emergence of ISIS.
This means talks, whenever they resume, will pave the way forward.
New research is helping to pave the way toward greater clarity.
Curiosity and good work will always pave the way to opportunity.
Will it pave the way for a new homegrown car industry?
However the reforms will pave the way for more women politicians.
The government's efforts eventually helped pave the way for an Oct.
As before, they'll continue to pave the way for others to come.
Pushkov's tweets seems to pave the way for "improved" Russia-US relations.
A studio like Disney could afford to pave the way for change.
This could pave the way for increased shipping rates in the future.
Bhullar believes his achievements will pave the way for more Indian players.
That could pave the way for President Trump to be re-elected.
Analysts said that could pave the way for acquisitions in the sector.
Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, said this would pave the way for elections.
It's [how] to pave the way forward for the generations to come.
She helped pave the way for our current era of sex positivity.
MI) could pave the way to a truce with France's Vivendi (VIV.
The new criteria pave the way for Bloomberg to participate in debates.
Women owned businesses pave the way for dialogue, respect, education, and equality.
Klum continues to pave the way with impressive costumes year after year.
"We must pave the way for ending deflation," Abe told the briefing.
"It will also pave the way for further visionary models," he said.
That will pave the way for the sovereign's return to the markets.
This reversal helped pave the way for a record run for stocks.
The change could pave the way for same-sex marriage in Cuba.
Nevertheless, it could pave the way for similar moves in other cities.
The ruling could pave the way for hundreds more to be exhumed.
That stance helped pave the way for the narrow victories over Mrs.
The controversy helped pave the way for a leadership change in 2015.
However, Obama did not pave the way for a President-elect Trump.
That would pave the way for benefit increases, which both candidates back.
A Ferris story can merrily pave the way from bad to worse.
However, the victory cheered today may pave the way to future woes.
It's a bid to hopefully pave the way for better internet access.
Projects that pave the way open up new ways of problem solving.
If so, it will be initiatives like NSFW that pave the way.
That criticism could potentially pave the way for Trump to demand Mueller's ouster.
I think it will really pave the way in the future for women.
Do you think it actually did help pave the way for the web?
Home security will pave the way for the mainstream adoption of IoT devices.
Nevertheless, it's inspiring to see these women pave the way for future generations.
The agreement was meant to pave the way for Russian-led peace talks.
Their findings could pave the way for scientists to harness bioluminescence in mushrooms.
Research suggests that shared dislikes pave the way for faster and deeper friendships.
That could pave the way for its use as a low emissions fuel.
"The key is to sort of pave the way toward collaboration," says Gallo.
Do you think the Folly Cove operation helped pave the way for legalization?
The Directed Energy Interstellar Study aims to pave the way for interstellar travel.
Elimination of signature will help pave the way for adoption of these methods.
The ruling could pave the way for other countries to pass similar laws.
Monday's apology could pave the way for improving relations between Moscow and Ankara.
Hopefully they are going to pave the way for girls in these sports.
This could pave the way to much better revenues from local news subscriptions.
Bitcoin futures could also pave the way for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
"Failures pave the way for better agreements down the road," Professor Quinn said.
Yet Super Tuesday can also pave the way for a very long race.
It could also pave the way for attackers to weaken other security features.
The visit by Liao Min will pave the way for the China-U.
The deal will pave the way for SeaWorld to open parks in China.
Discoveries like Che's could pave the way for a completely solar-powered car.
The NATO gathering will pave the way for a leaders' meeting in two months.
They approved procedural changes that could pave the way for allowing presidential re-election.
They want Rama to quit to pave the way for a snap general election.
Together, we'll pave the way for innovations that change how we think about driving.
Improvements in Brazil's equity market could help pave the way for a public offering.
You paved the way for me so I can pave the way for others.
That, in turn, could now pave the way for legal claims to be filed.
And defusing the issue should pave the way for more nuanced and constructive politics.
The ruling does not immediately pave the way for the Sinaloa Cartel boss' extradition.
Sesame Place hopes this Pennsylvania park will help pave the way for future inclusion.
The movement, in many ways, helped pave the way for the growth of #MeToo.
DE) could pave the way for a new takeover attempt by Finland's Fortum (FORTUM.
He should not pave the way for a cover-up of my fiance's murder.
That could pave the way for a British membership referendum as early as June.
This is an exciting frontier and Orion Span is proud to pave the way.
My proposal will pave the way for a competitive marketplace for alternate navigation devices.
"This is a humble beginning but will certainly pave the way forward," he said.
In the future, this technology could pave the way for more complex video editing.
It hopes the deal will pave the way for talks to end the war.
It could also pave the way for an additional loan from the World Bank.
This should pave the way to a final lifting of controls later in 2016.
"In turn, this would pave the way for a referendum in June," Rahman said.
That would also pave the way for Medicaid expansion, after a little longer wait.
Passage of the healthcare measure would pave the way for work on tax reform.
Washington hopes the pact will pave the way to a resumption of political talks.
The Hill: Advocates fear court decision could pave the way for more voter purges.
The finding could help pave the way for its reintroduction in the coming years.
The move would pave the way to clear the legislation weeks before the Oct.
Representation matters, and your leadership will pave the way for many more to come.
This style of campaign could also pave the way for a longer-term realignment.
"This could pave the way for a sufficient disbursement which the Commission would support".
Whether seating Kavanaugh on the court could pave the way for overturning Roe v.
The deal could pave the way for lucrative Mediterranean gas deals, officials have said.
This warrior woman is going to pave the way for so much positive change.
And this understanding may pave the way to new, and better, treatments for obesity.
Such an arrangement would likely pave the way to a parliamentary majority for Johnson.
A successful debut could pave the way for other unicorns to soon go public.
What's happening this week is just meant to procedurally pave the way for it.
It could also pave the way for a new winning politics of economic fairness.
And how likely is it that his resignation will pave the way for change?
But such a meeting would probably at best pave the way for more talks.
This case may pave the way for others to eliminate student debt in bankruptcy.
If affirmed on appeal, the decision could pave the way for widespread diesel bans.
This would pave the way for negotiations among Afghans for a comprehensive peace agreement.
"Because we should pave the way for him to become the nominee," said Klobuchar.
They may well pave the way for a new era of same-hour deliveries.
Dixon believes that franchising will pave the way for IWG to become that solution.
Instead, all it does is pave the way for a trial in the Senate.
A deal there could pave the way for a British referendum as early as June.
The deal is expected to pave the way for more M&A deals to come.
And the latest moves could pave the way for a second referendum on Brexit. 5.
Adama said two recent developments had helped to pave the way for the potential merger.
As if that's not enough, she's helped pave the way for more characters like herself.
And semi-autonomous systems are going to help pave the way for fully driverless cars.
This, they hope, will pave the way for the creation of pure northern-white embryos.
Sensible regulations, they argued, would pave the way for faster growth of the industry overall.
The companies hope to pave the way for poker tournaments, clubs, and leagues within China.
A new discovery could pave the way for batteries that last longer—and won't explode.
The result of Sunday's disputed vote is unlikely to directly pave the way to independence.
The study aims to pave the way for more targeted carbon emissions policies in China.
Going forward, Chan said he believed private consumption would pave the way forward for China.
Studies like this could help pave the way to better understanding and treatment of diseases.
By taking the above steps, the EPA can pave the way for this to happen.
Nevertheless, KRG President Masoud Barzani ultimately wants it to pave the way for negotiated independence.
Policy is a lagging indicator; ideas and the speech that expresses them pave the way.
That could pave the way to everything the European Union was not supposed to be.
This deal could pave the way for headsets that are $1,000 or less, Grobman said.
This could pave the way to a compromise agreement between Boris Johnson and EU leaders.
A solution has to pave the way for a transition to a fully decarbonized economy.
An investigation could eventually pave the way for Trump to impose tariffs on Chinese goods.
Her work helped pave the way for experimental treatments that have started to show promise.
So far, he has declined to act, which could pave the way for his suspension.
If passed, the law would pave the way for the country's first commercial metal mine.
It could potentially pave the way for more traditional investors to hold digital asset securities.
The declaration would pave the way for an end to his 20 years in power.
Democrats need four Republicans to vote with them to successfully pave the way for witnesses.
" Senator Lindsey Graham cautioned that a withdrawal could "pave the way for another 9/11.
But her work and advocacy helped pave the way for women who came after her.
This would pave the way for a new deal between the two longtime trade partners.
And she could pave the way to the Democrats' ultimate nightmare: a second Trump term.
The city's jail population had to be further reduced to pave the way for closure.
Historically, institutions of higher education have helped pave the way for new and emerging technologies.
My hope is that, if granted, it will pave the way for others like me.
That will pave the way for Xi to lead the country into the indefinite future.
Trump also has issued executive orders that pave the way for a dramatic increase in deportations.
And let's say it helps pave the way for tax reform that benefits middle-class Americans.
Some Thai advocates hope that Tuesday's approval will pave the way for legalization for recreational use.
It could pave the way for other ETF listings and unleash the flow of institutional money.
It could pave the way for the impeachment of Trump by the end of the year.
It may even pave the way for a trilateral agreement in principle over the coming weeks.
Even more importantly, a successful upgrade will pave the way for future upgrades of the software.
That could pave the way for reconciliation and, perhaps, give Ethiopia renewed access to Eritrea's ports.
The deal could pave the way for Didi to expand beyond China and into new markets.
That could pave the way for wild new businesses like in-orbit hotels or asteroid mining.
The findings of this report must pave the way for justice for victims of war crimes.
The ruling junta has said the referendum will pave the way for an election next year.
That helped pave the way for the spread of misinformation on the platform that continues today.
If the municipality was to disregard the report, it may also pave the way for lawsuits.
But above all, it is to pave the way for the establishment of new cultural relationships.
But still, IBM thinks online access will spark interest and pave the way for future developments.
This will pave the way for China to have increased influence on the global EV market.
GMO fish could also pave the way for other genetically modified meats, like beef and chicken.
But if it comes off and gets public backing it would pave the way for support.
By supporting Egypt's external finances, a deal would pave the way for further necessary currency devaluation.
Hopefully, the upgrade will go as planned and pave the way for Casper later this year.
The data could pave the way to sanction procedures if EU and Italian data differed widely.
Your mistakes pave the way for your success by revealing when you're on the wrong path.
Read on for the small lifestyle tweaks that will pave the way for big life achievements.
This would pave the way for the committee's first meeting since the beginning of the year.
These skills will help pave the way for your personal and professional success down the line.
Boracay will be closed to tourists from April 26 to pave the way for a cleanup.
It said it supported an independent commission of inquiry which may pave the way for reconciliation.
We announced three major actions to pave the way for more success stories like this one.
Pitt said that "strippers changed my life" and helped pave the way for his acting career.
Here are seven women who helped pave the way for Lilly Singh in late-night TV. 
It would also pave the way for student-athletes to legally receive money via endorsement deals.
Tooze tells it, those who refused to vote for TARP would pave the way for the
That discovery helped pave the way to research into the medicinal and therapeutic components of cannabis.
Plouffe could help convince legislators to back or at least pave the way for CZI's programs.
The deal could also pave the way for a merger between the two firms, Sky said.
Passing budget resolution with reconciliation instructions that pave the way for tax reform is the second.
It costs tens of thousands of dollars and will probably pave the way for other treatments.
Both produce impressive intelligent-seeming behaviour, but neither necessarily pave the way towards true machine intelligence.
Such a finding would pave the way for Mr. Trump to impose across-the-board tariffs.
It could also pave the way for the annexation of parts of the occupied West Bank.
Environmental groups warned that the rollbacks could pave the way for similar crises to happen again.
That could pave the way for the chamber to pass the bill on Tuesday or Wednesday.
His departure could pave the way for the president to then get rid of Robert Mueller.
If they skip witnesses, that will pave the way for a swift vote to acquit Trump.
They were passing a tax cut — one intended to pave the way for more tax cuts.
The availability of hydrogen fuel will pave the way for the start of East Coast sales.
Furthermore, both plans pave the way for a large-scale assault on crucial basic assistance programs.
Our leaders in Washington have begun to pave the way for action on our tax system.
This would pave the way for a direct connection between Central Asia and the Middle East.
It could also pave the way for diplomatic action and economic sanctions against the city's government.
But her "small, tiny agency" is helping pave the way for others to do the same.
It may just pave the way to open up illegal trade from South Africa into Asia.
That would also pave the way for Medicaid expansion, after a bit longer of a wait.
CBS alleges Redstone was planning to remove board directors to pave the way for a deal.
Four of these make the network a bit more efficient and pave the way for future upgrades.
By revealing when you're on the wrong path, your mistakes pave the way for you to succeed.
Its publication as an official web standard should pave the way for wider adoption by individual websites.
On the other hand, platforms like Kickstarter will pave the way to efficient prototype-to-product processes.
The three men are helping to pave the way for talks between the leaders later this week.
That may have helped pave the way for a deal between the two companies, according to MarketWatch.
No word yet on whether prosecutors were willing to pave the way for his release on bail.
But the move is likely to pave the way for a single unified music app from Google.
If so, his failure would pave the way for someone even more bent on breaking the system.
But critics say the law would set a dangerous precedent and pave the way for harsher regulations.
And of course, she hopes her history-making win will pave the way for other groundbreaking candidates.
If the direct listing works, it could pave the way for other tech startups to follow suit.
Your mistakes pave the way for you to succeed by revealing when you're on the wrong path.
If Square Enix does have a solid idea, it could pave the way for gaming on smartwatches.
Was it my responsibility to help pave the way for other women who will face similar challenges?
The data could pave the way to sanction procedures if EU and Italian data differ widely. Nov.
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Instead it feels like a low-key coda meant to pave the way for the second season.
They are scheduled to vote on a budget resolution that would pave the way for ObamaCare's repeal.
We enlisted the pros to unlock these secrets and help pave the way for flawless DIY looks.
"But doing this might pave the way for law enforcement to repurpose those databases for criminal investigations."
The move could pave the way for a free-wheeling debate on the Senate floor next week.
A new constitution will then pave the way for a new president, the private Ennahar station added.
His lawyer, Ruslan Chernolutsky, said the ruling would likely pave the way for Saakashvili's departure from Ukraine.
Putnam said this would pave the way for other types of content such as therapy and wellness.
If approved, it could pave the way for a dramatic bidding war with U.S. media giant Comcast.
Abortion-rights advocates said the ruling could pave the way for litigation challenging restrictions in other states.
But he would likely face an ethics investigation that could pave the way for an expulsion vote.
The success of Fresh Off the Boat has helped pave the way for inclusion throughout the industry.
The federal government can pave the way for this by encouraging innovation and exploration of this market.
A Don Corleone-esque figure, Don Neto helped pave the way for modern Mexican drug trafficking cartels.
It would also pave the way for the re-adoption of UN Security Council sanctions against Tehran.
Those policies helped pave the way to the current trade war between the United States and China.
Pet advocacy groups say the woman's achievement could pave the way for similar claims in the future.
That argument could pave the way for annexation of at least part of the occupied West Bank.
It helps that Hamid's lovely, propulsive sentences are there to pave the way for the magical doors.
Trials will hopefully help scientists observe any potential side effects and pave the way for larger tests.
But the reactivated Space Command could potentially pave the way for the creation of a Space Force.
Gordon is targeting a breakout to $180, which should pave the way for a move to $190.
The answer, she argues, lies in using oil revenues to pave the way for alternative energy sources.
And today it's announcing a deal that helps pave the way for a global launch of it.
Democrats will need four Republican senators to vote with them to successfully pave the way for witnesses.
Specifically, they argue the former mayor could siphon off support from Biden pave the way for Sen.
This could pave the way for a bipartisan climate solution, and a major victory for Mr. Trump.
Experts said the ILMS could help pave the way to improve how investors deal with local people.
Democrats have offered concessions on border security funding, however, which could pave the way for a deal.
The official said drawing aid away from Lebanon could pave the way for Russia to move in.
Many protesters fear it will pave the way for more authoritarian rule by the Beijing-backed government.
Locals worry the project will pave the way for cell towers, power junctions and additional cable sites.
Beyond confusing the US President, Parasite may now pave the way for housing reform in South Korea.
The Trump administration's ideas pave the way for future policies that protect students from financially bleak futures.
Economic stabilisation after the bailout should also pave the way for further investments into Mongolia's mining sector.
"Ekstasis" is an experiment that worked and one that could even pave the way to the future.
The EU also opposes Israeli settlement expansions, something that Pompeo's announcement could help pave the way for.
The high level of mutual dependence involving the two sides helped pave the way for a settlement.
The Senate should choose the appropriate budget baseline to pave the way for pro-growth tax reform.
Autumn should pave the way for a renewed push higher in yields, according to one top strategist.
Chen said the partial deal could pave the way for agreement on some of the trickier issues.
Mr. Lara said the Republican defeat in Congress could pave the way for a single-payer system.
Kennedy's message helped pave the way for activists like Ralph Nader and his push for vehicle safety.
Using her skills to pave the way for other would-be transatlantic brides, Consuelo became self-sufficient.
The decision could pave the way for other employment benefits like 401(k)'s, health insurance, and raises.
" She added: "The big game is the political framework, which would pave the way for actual peace negotiations.
Perhaps this year's much-anticipated Ocean's 8 will help pave the way for the female-driven spy thriller.
The mild conditions will be extremely short-lived as temperatures plummet overnight and pave the way for snow.
It was pretty neat, and helped pave the way for more recent smartphone docks like Samsung's DeX pad.
Zuckerberg has argued that breaking up Facebook could pave the way for international competitors, like those from China.
Doubling up on cameras can also pave the way for better augmented reality and fancy post-capture tricks.
That also includes sexual assault in the industry, and really wanting to pave the way for models' voices.
But the uncrewed flight test will at least pave the way for that first crewed flight to happen.
It was also intended to pave the way for much deeper forms of integration between the six countries.
Her resignation would pave the way for an election within 60 days, drawing a line under the crisis.
Conservatives feared that the discharge petition would pave the way for a more liberal bill passing the House.
One told us that she hoped the Turkish offensive would help pave the way for the caliphate's resurgence.
Endorsements from prominent GOP backers could potentially pave the way for Republican voters to back Clinton, particularly woman.
If effective, it could pave the way for far more aggressive deployment of facial recognition at automotive crossings.
But before humans ventured into the cosmos, their four-legged friends would pave the way for space exploration.
Fujimori's supporters dismissed suggestions that his health troubles were a ruse to pave the way for a pardon.
But having the Klarna founder as a backer could pave the way for other payment methods coming soon.
The success of political outsiders like Lamb has helped pave the way for a wave of newcomer candidates.
This would then be rubber-stamped by the U.N. Security Council and pave the way for national elections.
It could pave the way for more countries, including the United States, to weigh in the incumbent's favor.
Greece hopes a positive review will pave the way for talks over debt relief with its EU partners.
Workers have hit back with complaints the SNCF was being dismantled to pave the way for a privatisation.
These technologies focused on audio quality could very well pave the way for more  Apple Home Pod competitors.
A victory could also potentially pave the way for former Mahathir foe Anwar to become the prime minister.
Political disagreements will pave the way for the Sunni militant group to carry out attacks, however, Abadi said.
Some pundits at the time asserted that the Act will pave the way for statehood for Puerto Rico.
A vote in favour by the European Parliament would pave the way for the reforms to become law.
The revelation could pave the way for exploring signs of life without drilling past endless tracts of ice.
Congress should act immediately to protect their status and pave the way for their future and America's future.
A smaller deficit could tame inflation and pave the way for the central bank to cut interest rates.
So spend the evening doing just that, which will certainly pave the way to more and deeper conversations.
Observers have noted that the US withdrawal may pave the way for an ISIS resurgence in the region.
"A big strong day could pave the way for a strong week," said Scott Redler, partner with T3Live.com.
But FDA approval of CBD for seizures and epilepsy could certainly pave the way for more widespread use.
Accenture's VR involves a presentation platform that could pave the way for meetings across the company's global offices.
The ruling helped pave the way for the court's ruling in June 2015 that legalized gay marriage nationwide.
His long game to pave the way for millions of people to work in space as his slaves.
It's places like Azzam that pave the way for other restaurants by proving how good hummus can be.
Common cause on North Korea had seemed to pave the way for a trade war truce with China.
If that license were sold to a third party it could pave the way for a full takeover.
Could Alzheimer's research pave the way for the general cognition-enhancing pill so often depicted in science fiction?
Moreover, this deal will inevitably pave the way for another trillion dollar plus omnibus spending deal this fall.
He added that the offering was an exercise that could pave the way for a stock market listing.
That could pave the way for other states in the West to join the regional carbon trading system.
Luckily for him, Bill 22019-215 passed in 22016, helping pave the way for regulated medical marijuana sales.
The new agreement, which went into effect on Sunday, could pave the way for the joint venture's approval.
The power-sharing deal isn't quite a democracy, but it's supposed to pave the way for future elections.
Motivated by a belief that science would pave the way for rural capitalism, he envisaged a landscape transformed.
That includes the possibility of recertifying China under the Pelly Amendment, which would pave the way for sanctions.
Cases must first be referred to Parliament, and lawmakers must revoke immunity and pave the way for indictments.
This would pave the way for a societal shift from a throwaway culture to a reusable, refillable one.
Potentially, this could help pave the way to positioning LinkedIn (and by association, Microsoft) as an Eventbrite competitor.
That might pave the way for Amazon to get into other areas of health care, including pharmaceutical distribution.
I applaud his promises to provide consumers with better information and pave the way for healthier purchasing options.
He hopes this study will pave the way for future analysis of what the impact of football is.
It could be that the Cambridge Analytica scandal will pave the way for previously impossible, European-style reforms.
To pave the way for the deal, former CEO Travis Kalanick agreed to cede some of his control.
Can our combined efforts pave the way for a long-past-due national data security and privacy package?
Some opponents of the bioethics bill fear it would ultimately pave the way for the legalization of surrogacy.
We want to highlight our progress in the hopes that it may pave the way for future compromises.
Rosenstein's departure would pave the way for Solicitor General Noel Francisco to take oversight of the Mueller investigation.
UMNO is now backing a bill Pas submitted to Parliament that would pave the way for such penalties.
They will also be working on regulatory reform and a budget to pave the way for tax reform.
His visit could also pave the way for the Cuban trade embargo to fall after he leaves office.
The 2010 passage of a law criminalizing workplace harassment helped pave the way for Pakistan's own #MeToo movement.
That helped to pave the way for Friday's pardon under Mr. DeSantis, who was inaugurated earlier this week.
I had hoped that once the House bill failed, it would pave the way to bipartisan working groups.
The good news is that you now have the perfect opportunity to pave the way toward something else.
It could also potentially pave the way for other politicians to connect with the public in a similar fashion.
If completed, a cloud deal could pave the way for an expansion of Amazon retail warehouses in Saudi Arabia.
But maybe a surprise showing will pave the way toward brighter future in politics than one might have thought.
This could pave the way for the introduction of video which is an "obvious next step", according to Huffman.
It will reorganise the national and local governments, legalise private property and pave the way for same-sex marriage.
CPPIB said the deals would pave the way for its first direct real estate investments in Singapore and Indonesia.
So it's natural to wonder if deals like this could help pave the way for that kind of expansion.
"The resolution should pave the way for a negotiated solution down the road, not be a stonewall," he said.
"This should pave the way for a timely approval," Chief Scientific Officer Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen said in an interview.
The controversial law would pave the way for people arrested in Hong Kong to stand trial in mainland China.
According to one lawmaker involved in the talks, this would pave the way for a vote on Wednesday morning.
Women marked Tuesday's midterm elections by paying tribute to an activist who helped pave the way for female suffrage.
And that helped pave the way for other "outcasts" like Bowie to both enjoy and fight for greater equality.
And the technology could pave the way for fleets of driverless EVs that can be summoned with an app.
Throughout our country's history, unions have helped pave the way for safer working conditions, higher wages and essential benefits.
Primaries in Oklahoma, Maryland, and Colorado will pave the way for some high-profile governor's races in the fall.
A longtime presence in Dallas' television arena, Bob helped pave the way for KERA, North Texas' public broadcasting station.
"Large corporations in particular can set standards around the world and pave the way for societal change," he said.
A co-processor on Apple's Macs could also pave the way for Face ID to arrive on the platform.
A co-processor on Apple's Macs could also pave the way for Face ID to arrive on the platform.
A presidential decree could pave the way for such action, Freitas added at an event in Rio de Janeiro.
More tech companies going public would also pave the way for many to explore stock exchanges outside of India.
Such a deal could in theory pave the way for a political transition to end the five-year conflict.
The report may pave the way for the U.S. Federal Reserve to start shrinking its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
That's where companies like Impossible Foods, which makes plant-based meat replacements, are already starting to pave the way.
Closer cooperation should pave the way for a Russian finance ministry plan to issue treasury bonds denominated in yuan.
Egypt's parliament has moved to pave the way for Sisi to stay in power until 2034 with constitutional reforms.
The news could pave the way for an indictment of McCabe, which may come within the next few days.
As personal computers became popular in the 1970s, the Xerox Alto helped pave the way for Steve Jobs' Apple.
All of those outings, Mr. Meenan said he believed, were meant to pave the way for an eventual assault.
A strong FDA can foster biomedical innovation and also pave the way for greater affordability and access to treatments.
Germany's post-war poverty and the growing resentment from its European neighbors helped pave the way for Adolf Hitler.
This ultimately will propel the entire industry to new heights and pave the way for premium players like Oculus.
Such a ruling would pave the way for states to expand tax collection for online sales across the board.
Federal Election Commission, Kavanaugh appeared to engage in unwarranted judicial activism and helped pave the way for super PACs.
And it's not like they have a ton of future assets or cap flexibility to pave the way forward.
The report may pave the way for the U.S. Federal Reserve to start shrinking its $4.5 billion balance sheet.
The landing of Startupbootcamp's accelerator is also encouraging, and will certainly pave the way for more accelerators to come.
Facebook secured deals with all the major record labels and many independents to pave the way for this feature.
NS) pension scheme - to pave the way for a merger with the European steel operations of Germany's Thyssenkrupp (TKAG.
Many felt that the registry disproportionately left off Muslim migrants and would pave the way for discrimination against minorities.
They exposed Bill Cosby, and they helped pave the way for the #MeToo movement that is transforming our world.
On Thursday, Parliament agreed to hear the first reading of legislation that would pave the way for the court.
Over-narrated and self-serious, this documentary allows its good intentions to pave the way to a tepid tale.
The teachers' strike, he said, helped pave the way for a broader debate in Sacramento over taxes and education.
American and Afghan officials hope the informal meeting can pave the way for direct negotiations between the two sides.
Pet advocacy groups in Italy hope that the achievement could pave the way for similar claims in the future.
The facility will house the men's team and perhaps pave the way for the addition of a women's team.
But there are concerns that tracking measures to contain the pandemic could pave the way for greater government surveillance.
His departure could pave the way for the president to then get rid of Robert Mueller, the special counsel.
A deal, needing all 28 national leaders' assent, could pave the way for a referendum as early as June.
In fact it could be a move to pave the way for North Korea's recognition as a nuclear power.
"  "I also want my presidential campaign to have helped pave the way for young women who come behind me.
The administration's blessing could pave the way for states such as Vermont, Colorado and Maine to begin drug importation.
That would pave the way for conservative state legislatures to ban or restrict abortion if the Supreme Court acts.
Some antiwar members of his committee resisted his effort, worried that it would still pave the way to conflict.
Already, the critics say, Mr. Zelensky has made unilateral concessions intended to pave the way for the peace talks.
A victory here in the early hours of Friday morning would help pave the way to a Tory majority. 
To count on such omniscience would only pave the way for greater ambiguity and subjectivity in our sexual relations.
Perhaps Buress helped pave the way for this recognition, helping men hear what they'd long been able to ignore.
Some economists believe it could pave the way for other measures intended to discourage bribery or restructure the economy.
By going after Biden, the Trump team hopes to pave the way for another Democrat to win the nomination.
Sky News had also reported that the deal could pave the way for a merger between the two firms.
Her affinity for Mr. Koolhaas helped pave the way for her return to the Netherlands in the late 1990s.
Instead of fighting the world, we should pave the way for protecting the core values of the Jewish state.
"The discussions we have had together make it possible to pave the way for a new agreement," Macron said.
Launching with a proven concept like a messaging app should help pave the way for Nintendo's future mobile efforts.
This programme, which is expected to start in July, will pave the way for bond indices to include Chinese debt.
The executive order certainly is helping pave the way a little bit, but there's still a lot to be done.
"Winning this game would pave the way for a last-16 berth," Terim was quoted as saying by Turkish media.
This will pave the way for a pool of banks to grant a loan to fund the order, it said.
The breakthrough could pave the way for more biological life to be grown on the moon within a contained environment.
Additionally, legal titles can pave the way for access to services such as electricity and water, improving quality of life.
That could help sell this new "AI phone" concept to consumers, and pave the way for more advancements later on.
Donald Trump's surprise 2016 victory could pave the way for a different celebrity president in 2020 — Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Could this pave the way for round two of Trump versus McMahon in the so-called "Battle of the Billionaires"?
Our research points to four areas where action now can pave the way for more effective governance after the inauguration.
But its push to diversification looks set to pave the way for an increase in similar moves from other traders.
No ceasefire in Syria has so far managed to hold long enough to pave the way for meaningful peace talks.
The system could pave the way for smarter online avatars and even translate into physical interactions with the real world.
Some activists fear that a divisive leadership contest would pave the way for an election that Corbyn's Labour could win.
This trial and others like it could eventually pave the way toward true commercialization of domestic robotics down the road.
To pave the way for a deal, Fox is planning to scrap European food standards, Business Insider reported last month.
The junta in Sudan signed a power-sharing deal with opposition leaders that could pave the way for civilian rule.
These early migrations would pave the way for modern humans to disperse from Africa and eventually settle around the world.
And if the truce holds, he added, it could pave the way for political negotiations to resume on March 7.
I think there's an opportunity this will pave the way for some of that, " Munster said Thursday on "Closing Bell.
But Apple might have to cooperate with the enemy, as flexible screens pave the way for innovations like foldable smartphones.
This return offered a new sort of freedom, one centred on the individual, which helped pave the way for modernity.
"These first achievements pave the way for our ambition to regain a leading position in Europe and worldwide," Smith said.
AT&T is going to "pave the way for the next generation of faster speeds" with something called 28G Evolution.
Nigerian leaders are hopeful their safe return can pave the way for even more girls to come back home. 4.
Intense training schedules can pave the way for overuse injuries, including shoulder pain from swimming and stress fractures from running.
At a press conference on Saturday night, Williams said the incident would pave the way for future female tennis players.
President Petro Poroshenko, who pushed the bill, says it will "pave the way for reintegration of the occupied Ukrainian lands".
An affirmative verdict could pave the way for her to investigate the alleged deportations as a possible crime against humanity.
US AND CHINA MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING COULD HELP PAVE THE WAY FOR MEETING BETWEEN THE TWO PRESIDENTS NEXT MONTH - FT
Investors view Ramaphosa as the more market-friendly candidate, and his election could pave the way for crucial structural reforms.
This could pave the way for everything from cheap diagnostic tools for viruses like Zika to programmable cancer-hunting nanobots.
The company has been trickling out all these hardware upgrade announcements to pave the way for its event next Monday.
The experiment, which was described Tuesday in Nature, could pave the way for engineered cells that record and store data.
For now, both sides appear to be setting up parallel institutions that could pave the way for an enduring divorce.
"If you bring the right technology back to the Moon, you can pave the way for more exploration," says Böhme.
We have a Congress passing bills that pave the way for outlawing abortion, even in cases of rape or incest.
If accurate, the move would effectively pave the way for a high level summit between Kim and President Donald Trump.
The new rules will pave the way for remote pilots to be certified to operate drones, or small unmanned aircraft.
The hearings could pave the way for the Democratic-led House to approve articles of impeachment - formal charges - against Trump.
Its new position of power at Uber could pave the way for partnerships with these other companies down the road.
And that visibility -- per some experts -- is what could help him pave the way to the White House in 2020.
And it also helps that they're trying to pave the way for much better wireless audio quality in the future.
In Sweden, the sick boy's sister, Widad, tried to pave the way for the rest of her family to follow.
The House and Senate both have passed versions of a budget that helped pave the way for the tax agreement.
The new rules will pave the way for remote pilots to be certified to operate drones, or small, unmanned aircraft.
"However, the markets will be hoping that the talks pave the way for negotiations at a higher level," he said.
Environmentalists say it would pave the way for further development in the city's north, advancing the destruction of forests there.
Could she pave the way for a legion of canine art critics who dole out feedback in barks and whines?
An affirmative decision could pave the way for her to investigate the alleged deportations as a possible crime against humanity.
So, if what is happening for me helps pave the way for more opportunities and more work, then that's awesome.
Why it matters: The omission could pave the way for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to allow the arming of teachers.
But positive, incremental initiatives that can help pave the way for broader reforms of budget and governance should be doable.
Rapinoe's teammate Alex Morgan previously told PEOPLE she is conscious of how she can pave the way for future stars.
That decision possibly make more sense now, since the move might have been made to pave the way for SoundBetter.
A House panel had a historic discussion about a bill that could pave the way for reparations for African-Americans.
Mr. Watson helped pave the way for the Post Office, as it was then known, to become an independent agency.
"And the World Cup is going to pave the way for additional opportunities for us and, frankly, for all Hispanics."
August 25 brings some shifts as the Sun connects with Uranus to pave the way for a beneficial eureka moment.
The administration's silence helps pave the way for a possible coup, and chaos and violence that would most likely result.
"North Macedonia" would appease Greece, which rejects Macedonia's name in a historical dispute, and pave the way for NATO membership.
Oman, which orchestrated secret U.S.-Iran contacts that helped pave the way for the deal in 2015, was more measured.
A stronger economy would then help pave the way for longer term tax cuts for the middle class, he said.
It would pave the way to the "show, don't tell" use of news clips that made the program so powerful.
Curbelo introduced the bill with Illinois Democrat Danny Davis, which should pave the way for a bipartisan vote this week.
No Democrats voted against the bill, after some last-minute modifications from Pelosi helped pave the way for progressive support.
If left in command, it will pave the way for Ted Cruz and others of his and Mr. Trump's ilk.
Critics said the change will pave the way for greasier, more unhealthy foods such as pizza, french fries and burgers.
Gender equality has helped pave the way for LGBTQ equality by prompting people to question these sexual norms, Daniels said.
The administration's blessing could pave the way for states such as Vermont, Florida, Colorado and Maine to begin drug importation.
Focusing on another person's success will not pave the way to your own, because it distracts you from your path.
It's an award given to game-changers in the industry, who pave the way for new, diverse voices in entertainment.
If this law changes, it could pave the way for more women drivers like Yadav to take to the streets.
If successful, this demonstration mission could pave the way for NASA astronauts to fly on the Starliner sometime next year.
Please help pave the way towards a kinder future by putting the live-export industry out of its misery immediately.
On Thursday night, the Senate passed a budget blueprint that would pave the way for a $1.5 trillion tax cut.
Another major financial crisis in 1994-95 helped pave the way for the party's first presidential election loss in 2000.
If anything, at first, I hoped that my newfound understanding would pave the way for a better relationship with her.
On Friday, Catalan authorities announced their new cabinet, hoping to pave the way for Madrid to end its direct rule.
The court's action could pave the way to an unprecedented vote in the Senate on whether to remove her from office.
Luciano Berio's groundbreaking "Sinfonia," which helped pave the way for the freewheeling compositional styles now in vogue, is too seldom heard.
HERE doesn't make mention of this, but this system could be instrumental in helping pave the way for autonomous driving systems.
A fitting name for a team that would pave the way for an entirely new genre of games for fellow rubies!
The new line of inquiry signals a bold new front in the multiplying investigations that could pave the way for impeachment.
The government-to-government agreement helped pave the way for the $15 billion sale, which includes 44 THAAD launchers and missiles.
In the end, it is the only way to overcome fear and pave the way for future peace and mutual understanding.
His impact on the sport was huge and he helped pave the way for the sport to grow and be successful.
A sale of the French clearinghouse could pave the way for a planned US$14bn acquisition of LSEG by Deutsche Boerse.
At a December parliament hearing, the executive denied that the firm paid bribes to pave the way for the 2015 merger.
SaferWay would pave the way for Whole Foods, which was the 235th largest retailer in the U.S. based on 220 revenue.
If Trump declines to certify, it could pave the way for Congress to vote to resume those sanctions, killing the deal.
While the whole thing felt gratuitous, it did pave the way for some truly hilarious memes, and Twitter did not disappoint.
Kernel has made some big claims: promising to improve neurodegenerative disease, for instance, to help pave the way for improving cognition.
The decision could pave the way for Schahin's liquidation, said the source, who is not authorized to discuss the issue publicly.
If those predictions prove accurate, the vote would pave the way for a new leader to replace Netanyahu as prime minister.
Targeting Competitor Apps We built our developer platform years ago to pave the way for innovation in social apps and services.
Amazon will be hoping the partnership with the U.K. government will pave the way for drone deliveries to become a reality.
You are constantly being shaken out of the illusion and, worse, those disruptions pave the way to eye strain and nausea.
It could also help pave the way for a broader deal with Trump over border security and immigration, Mexican officials believe.
The international community's latest attempts to get the eastern parliament to pave the way for elections have produced little concrete progress.
FDA clearance for the EKG feature on the Watch will pave the way for medical clearance of even more Apple features.
Upon viewing the 1978 NBC miniseries The Holocaust, Eva decided to use her past to pave the way for her future.
The referendum was seen as a way to pave the way for democratic elections to return, but not until late 2017.
And ISIS is regrouping nearby, raising fears that Libya's new slide toward anarchy could pave the way for an ISIS comeback.
The finance ministers' meeting will pave the way for a meeting of national leaders in Hamburg, Germany, on July 7-8.
Experts say the new findings will pave the way toward testing vaccines and treatments in mice before trying them on humans.
Transitional arrangements would be needed to pave the way to new trading terms to avoid a "cliff-edge", Open Europe said.
TechCrunch reported in February that Spotify would seek to renegotiate its licensing deals to pave the way for a 2018 IPO.
That's not to say the US isn't doing what it can pave the way for new rules for self-driving cars.
And according to Gordon, a breakout in one of the sector's biggest stocks could pave the way for the entire space.
I'd expect that Face ID will be the signature use, but also imagine the sensors could pave the way for more.
In a milestone that could pave the way for robotic surgery on humans, a robot successfully performed operations on four pigs.
It is absolutely critical for Democrats to reclaim that vote to pave the way for a return to the White House.
But it could pave the way for further regulation of U.S. tech companies in Europe, including an EU-wide digital tax.
Meanwhile Vrbo has been a key player in vacation rentals, helping pave the way for home sharing services since the '28s.
The revocation of the NDAs was expected to help pave the way for possible criminal prosecution of the alleged serial rapist.
The feel-good summit is thought to have helped pave the way for a meeting between Kim and President Donald Trump.
A successful summit between the Koreas later this month could help pave the way for a meeting between Kim and Trump.
But Columbus did pave the way for the "European exploration, exploitation, and colonization of the Americas," according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
If successful, he said the agreement could pave the way for broader peace talks that could result in Assad stepping aside.
They are demanding that Sarksyan resign to pave the way for early elections, something he has so far refused to do.
Denham, Hurd and Curbelo's move Tuesday would pave the way for a floor vote on a hardline bill from Republican Reps.
Money can pave the way to the American dream: owning a home, raising a family, having a successful career, retiring comfortably.
A less litigious relation between both partners could pave the way for more proactive talks with creditors, the first person said.
"This will pave the way for accelerated (economic) growth of Mumbai," he said in a statement announcing the plan last month.
India and Russia signed a deal on Saturday to pave the way for a group led by Rosneft to acquire Essar.
In 2014, for example, the IWC outperformed but did not pave the way for a correction in the S&P 500.
This helped pave the way for Texas-based Mercurio Biotec to import a drug to treat diabetes patients in clinical trials.
The moves appear to pave the way for unaccompanied women and unmarried foreigners to travel more easily in the conservative kingdom.
It may also ultimately pave the way to diplomatic relations, giving the Church full access to the world's most populous nation.
Its relationship with ALC and CareMore could pave the way for a greater number of similar healthcare deals in the future.
In fact, the administration's rule will actually pave the way for pollution that threatens our drinking water and national park waterways.
The administration's blessing could now pave the way for states such as Vermont, Florida, Colorado and Maine to begin drug importation.
As they ride into their 40s, they say both their friendship and their skating has blossomed thanks to Pave the Way.
Industry sources have speculated the sale of the protein business could pave the way for a sale of the bigger company.
By picking Sarah Palin to be his running mate in 2008, John McCain helped pave the way for MAGA and Trump.
That would pave the way for the German parliament to review and approve the proposed contract in 2018, the spokesman said.
Its research helps us learn more about the red planet in order to pave the way for eventual human exploration there.
Having that talk while your child is still young helps pave the way for a more serious topic: paying for college.
The decision could pave the way for similar probes affecting other countries that have not signed the Rome statute, like Syria.
Many, however, feel that the update has disproportionately left off Muslim migrants and would pave the way for discrimination against minorities.
Mr. Schmieding predicted that Germany's relative decline would pave the way for France to take over as the eurozone's driving force.
Read: Facebook has not stopped dark ads from undermining Ireland's abortion vote The result would pave the way for Article 40.3.
Its goal is to boost the impact of smaller donations, to pave the way for more competition in the city's elections.
The Army exception granted Thursday could pave the way for Toth to sign a contract with Eagles as soon as Friday.
That could pave the way to a peace agreement with the US that brings the 18-year-war to an end.
As a matter of fact, we have declared no less than eight ceasefires since 1993 to pave the way for negotiations.
A notable development from this summit was Moon and Kim's mutual pledge to end hostilities to pave the way for peace.
Activists warned that the ruling could pave the way for the early release of some of the era's most notorious offenders.
Finding the highly radioactive melted uranium rods may pave the way for Tepco to develop methods to remove the melted fuel.
But it would profoundly weaken the strength of the deal and pave the way for other countries to withdraw from it.
But like many in the poly community, she stops short of believing it could pave the way for multiple legal marriages.
Laura Kelly announced a bipartisan compromise with Republican state Senate Majority Leader Jim Denning to pave the way for Medicaid expansion.
Glencore hinted at a management reshuffle next year that would pave the way for the retirement of its C.E.O., Ivan Glasenberg.
It will also pave the way, analysts said, for the country's debt securities to be included in a major global index.
The company sends him far and wide to cut ribbons on new projects and otherwise pave the way for deal making.
Separately, Erdogan said the project would also pave the way to pedestrianising Taksim Square, one of the busiest hubs in Istanbul.
Mr. Schultz seemed to pave the way in December, when he announced he'd step down as Starbucks' chief executive this April.
On the plus side, the success of movies like "Black Panther" and "Crazy Rich Asians" should pave the way for more.
Among the various changes included within the bill, lawmakers have agreed to pave the way for the return of supersonic flight.
Ms. DeVos's strange interpretation of this country's racist history was probably meant to pave the way for market-driven education policies.
This would be a welcome step toward protecting seniors, and would pave the way for better, patient-centered, market-driven reforms.
"If the deal is rejected, it would pave the way for the undesirable outcome of a no-deal," the official said.
He used the experience to campaign against discriminatory housing practices nationwide, which helped pave the way for the Fair Housing Act.
In other cases, major financial gifts, including multimillion-dollar donations to construct buildings on campus, pave the way for the privileged.
A repeated failure to legislate, which gave the impression that immigration was out of control, helped pave the way for his victory.
China's slowing economic growth could pave the way for its government to reach a trade agreement with the United States, Cramer said.
Other critics fear that H-1Bs pave the way for cheap foreign labor despite safeguards that should theoretically prevent that from happening.
Saudi oil giant Aramco is undertaking a series of moves that may pave the way for a long-delayed stock market debut.
Then again, the film didn't receive any nominations from the Screen Actors Guild, which often helps pave the way for Oscar nominations.
His move will delay, but probably not derail, the agreement, which is supposed to pave the way for Macedonia to join NATO.
When you build your awareness of how your actions are received by other people, you pave the way to becoming more likeable.
Immigration advocates have contended that the push could pave the way for mass deportations, though the White House has disputed that characterization.
Supporters of the legislation say its passage would pave the way for the ERA to become the 28th amendment to the Constitution.
Harvard-educated Razzaz, who served as education minister, has now started consultations in an effort to pave the way for reviving confidence.
He tells bosses how important their firms are to the country and that he will pave the way for them to invest.
That step, Jones said, could pave the way for the release of information widely known to the public but still considered classified.
Success for the GDSA could also therefore pave the way for Huawei's Harmony OS to thrive in major markets around the world.
Anti-globalisers fear that it would pave the way for a proposed EU-America agreement, the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
The inauguration of the new government once the challenge to the results is resolved would pave the way for formal programme talks.
As the years passed, I had no idea how much my ability to be vulnerable would pave the way for this decision.
That could pave the way for voluntary regulation instead of leaving it to Congress or the courts to impose strict disclosure requirements.
It was also the world's first flight of a rocket intended to pave the way for a commercial, solid-fuelled orbital launcher.
The governor's signature will pave the way for the state to offer six new casinos – expanding the total in Illinois to 16.
Analysts have been bullish on Libra, at least from the perspective that it could pave the way for more adoption of cryptocurrencies.
Next year's iPhone is going to be the real bonanza, but the iPhone 7 is helping pave the way to get there.
The scientists said their research will "pave the way" for the use of genetically engineered macaque monkeys for studying other brain disorders.
Economists surveyed by Reuters expect the ECB to change its forward guidance to pave the way for a rate cut in September.
When the SDF fighters get into trouble or need help to pave the way, they call in US airstrikes and artillery fire.
Those cells (called HeLa cells) helped pave the way to a vaccine for polio and are essential for cancer and HIV research.
Technology can pave the way to improvements in data management, training for health workers and making referrals, among other areas, she added.
This new instrument, along with similar upcoming offerings from the CME and others, could pave the way for a serious bitcoin correction.
"So I've resigned to pave the way for the president to re-organize her team and resources for that purpose," he said.
The UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur said the trial could pave the way for a broader work scheme for refugees in Malaysia.
Musk has also spoken at length about how SpaceX's forthcoming Starship launch system could pave the way for affordable, regular lunar visits.
The moves, which have not gone smoothly, are meant to pave the way for Mr. Zelensky's first official meeting with Mr. Putin.
Two, its passage in the spring may pave the way for other cities to get a tax on their ballots this November.
The Faroe Island votes Wednesday in a referendum to decide whether to implement a new constitution to pave the way towards independence.
According to the emails, Google executives saw Maven as a way to pave the way for even larger contracts down the road.
The agreement could help pave the way for a merger between Charter and Comcast in the future, New Street Research's Chaplin said.
The Senate is expected to vote this week on a budget resolution that will pave the way for repealing the law. Sen.
Some experts say the CBOE and CME futures launch over the coming two weeks will help pave the way for bitcoin ETFs.
Kurdish forces have been detaining thousands of ISIS fighters, and many fear the Turkish operation will pave the way for their escape.
Broadcom CEO Hock Tan has taken on a fairly activist strategy, inciting a proxy fight to pave the way for a takeover.
There are no complaints about Trump's draconian approach to immigration, perhaps because Romney himself helped pave the way for his hardline policies.
As federal policymakers, we can further pave the way by setting big goals, creating flexible frameworks and funding basic research and development.
The derivatives allow institutional investors to buy into the cryptocurrency trend and could pave the way for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
That could pave the way for further consolidation of state lenders, which hold more than two-thirds of assets in the country.
That pointed to sustained strength in the economy that could pave the way for further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes next year.
Changes in the U.S. Census and other data collection efforts that let people choose more than one race helped pave the way.
Tuesday's agreement will pave the way for the project to start commercial gas production from the third quarter of 2020, PetrVietnam said.
Its first smooth day of trading could pave the way for more tech unicorns to pursue a direct listing rather than IPO.
News that the U.S. Senate passed a budget blueprint which would pave the way for tax cuts, underpinned these more risky assets.
In turn, Rousey's success helped to pave the way for the current generation of artists formerly known as Divas in the WWE.
"You need people to pave the way, and to show it's not impossible," said Kadri, arguably this country's most famous Muslim athlete.
As NPR put it, Prop 187 "Damaged GOP relations with immigrants" and helped pave the way for Democratic dominance in that state.
But the capitalization is only a portion of what it took to pave the way for "Cursed Child" to get to Broadway.
The agreement in Astana may now pave the way for wider U.N.-led talks in Geneva scheduled to take place on Feb.
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The team grouped the channels together in a "super-channel" which researchers think will pave the way toward higher capacity communication systems.
If the judge allows Zervos' case to continue, it could pave the way for more lawsuits against Trump at the state level.
Hillary Clinton believes Silicon Valley should take more responsibility to help pave the way on policies and attitudes toward paid family leave.
A public health emergency could allow federal officials to loosen certain regulations, issue grants and pave the way for spending additional money.
"I want to leave my mark as being that gymnast of color who helped pave the way for other gymnasts," she says.
Buchan's vision helped the company capitalize on the post-war building boom, and would pave the way for the modern-day Lowe's.
The source said, however, that the pact would be revised ahead of the rights issue to pave the way for the operation.
But recent events, here and elsewhere, revive the worry, expressed by Plato, that populist democracy can readily pave the way to dictatorship.
"This symbol of Black empowerment in 2020 will pave the way for the Harriet Tubman design on the $20 bill," she said.
In my home state of Colorado, the USMCA will pave the way for further economic development with our state's leading exporting partners.
The period could pave the way for sustainable peace and negotiations among Afghans, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in a statement.
The acquisition helped pave the way for Microsoft Teams chat app, which recently hit 20 million daily active users, surpassing rival Slack.
If the Senate does not agree to witnesses, it could pave the way for Trump to be acquitted before the scheduled Feb.
It could pave the way for other countries to withdraw, or to simply weaken their own commitments to cutting planet-warming pollution.
An adjudication in the Boeing case is expected early in 2020, which will pave the way for EU tariffs on U.S. goods.
Tunzi sees change happening like a domino effect, and believes that being a positive example helps pave the way forward for others.
If successful, the deal will be the first step in Old Mutual's dismantling and pave the way to a string of divestments.
In its Inflation Report on Thursday, it again said that a benign inflation outlook should pave the way for further monetary stimulus.
Pulling back the FCC's Title II approach will help pave the way for a legislative solution that makes sense for small business.
This could pave the way for common stress-tests carried out at EU level, as suggested by EU officials in past weeks.
"It would not be meant against Israel," he said, but a measure intended to pave the way for a two-state solution.
The surprise departure of Instagram's two founders could potentially pave the way for Facebook to exert more control over the platform's direction.
Infighting within the Democratic Party was a major contributor to the first Trump victory, and it could pave the way to another.
The passing grades on the Fed's stress tests pave the way for banks to pay their largest dividends in almost a decade.
Macedonia's foreign minister, Nikola Dimitrov, said the deal would pave the way for the country to join NATO and the European Union.
But she won't be the last woman to speak up about her trauma, and her courage may pave the way for others.
And back in September, Congress passed a bill for regulations that would pave the way for self-driving cars across the country.
The ruling could also pave the way for more civil suits against Trump at the state level while he's still in office.
And according to its 22-year-old CEO, Luminar's technology will pave the way for autonomous cars that are better, cheaper and safe.
And renewed instability will only pave the way for the return of ISIS, a group that prospers in times of violence and chaos.
The raid helped to pave the way for the diplomatic compound to be handed to the U.S. envoy of opposition leader Juan Guaido.
Euisun Chung pledged in January to complete a restructuring expected to pave the way for him to take the reins of the group.
Olsson expects the Tmall partnership to help pave the way for store expansion in smaller Chinese cities where brand recognition is still slim.
The deal may also pave the way to further proposals to make corporations' disclosures completely public, and not just limited to tax administrations.
Mugabe's dismissal of Mnangagwa, for allegedly plotting against the government, appeared to pave the way for Grace Mugabe to become the president's successor.
Seeing Daddy Yankee pave the way for Latinx voices in music made me realise the deliberate dismissal of our culture in mainstream media.
ET, will pave the way for people to actually fly to suborbital space aboard the Blue Origin rocket sometime in the coming years.
Abandoning Turkey now would be a historic mistake for the EU as this would pave the way for the death of Turkish democracy.
This helped pave the way for the merger of Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano, which received regulatory approval on 8 September.
"This is fabulous news if you own shares in the private Uber because it could pave the way for an IPO," Cramer said.
That helped pave the way to talks between the two countries this week in Beijing that augur well for a deal, however fragile.
A powerful gene-editing tool that could pave the way for genetic engineering has been approved for use in humans to fight cancer.
Far ahead of his time, Hefner not only helped pave the way for sexual liberation, he was a trailblazer for inclusion and diversity.
Greece hopes that wrapping up the second review of bailout progress will pave the way for crucial talks on post-bailout debt relief.
But apart from impacting monetary policy through his economic policies, the president-elect could pave the way for changes inside the Federal Reserve.
That could pave the way for a stabilization in the renminbi and "perhaps a bit of strengthening," he said commenting on the poll.
We would add this advice to the "new rules" that Ajay Agarwal recently put forth to pave the way to a new equilibrium.
While in the Senate, Akaka repeatedly introduced a bill to pave the way for native Hawaiians to gain political sovereignty and self-governance.
Bankruptcy resolution rules introduced in 2016 helped pave the way for ADIA's $500 million investment earlier this year in a distressed debt fund.
It is the first of its kind in a Canadian public plan and could pave the way for similar programs across the country.
Also of note is the fact that the new architecture is set to pave the way for an even more ridiculous 100TB version.
A successful offering could help Sharjah narrow its budget deficit and pave the way for other Gulf issuers to access the bond market.
"G33 will pave the way for growth and expansion of the Genesis brand," Executive Vice President Lee Kwang-guk told a media event.
But others note that slimming down, along with its $15 billion write-down, could pave the way for Kraft Heinz to go private.
The bigger Phase 23 trial could pave the way for the agency to approve ecstasy as a legal drug within a few years.
Not all of the early 2000s experiments are still around, but even the failures helped pave the way for things that came later.
Since Germany is arguably Europe's most powerful country, Merkel's decision could pave the way to other countries accepting Huawei products down the line.
The candidates also backed a gender parity bill aiming to pave the way for women to play a more prominent role in politics.
Additionally, Brian C. Kalt, a law professor at Michigan State Univesrity, told CNN that such a move could pave the way for impeachment.
These conditions, which helped pave the way for the rise of radical groups in the first place in Syria, have only been exacerbated.
"These first achievements pave the way for our ambition to regain a leading position in Europe and worldwide," Smith said in a statement.
"In our view this would pave the way to a dividend payout increase from the current 30 percent to 50 percent," he said.
Johnson has risen enough in the polls that he may qualify for the presidential debates — and pave the way for a Gillibrand landslide.
Humans are complicated, and understanding how the mind and body work in other creatures can help pave the way for treatments in people.
"[The Federal Aviation Administration] is under strong industry and Congressional pressure to pave the way for domestic [military drone] deployment," the report stated.
He also could develop outreach programs in the executive branch that would help pave the way for new Republican healthcare programs and policies.
Digital platforms have become home to more and more quality content, which Fisher said has helped pave the way for more diverse storytelling.
He also said rental and property sector legislation needed to be simplified to pave the way for more public and home charging points.
This could pave the way, after next year's elections, for negotiations to start between the central government and the KRG over territorial claims.
Figure skater Adam Rippon and skier Gus Kenworthy are proud to pave the way for more athletes to be open about their sexuality.
He also said rental and property sector legislation needed to be simplified to pave the way for more public and home charging points.
"I don't honestly see any prospects that would pave the way for Turkey joining the EU." Editing by Katya Golubkova and Richard Balmforth
One measure would pave the way for pooled employer plans, allowing smaller businesses to more easily offer retirement savings schemes for their workers.
Another factor propelling the latest rally is the weak earnings in 22020 that will pave the way for a solid 29 earnings picture.
A successful summit between the Koreas later this month could help pave the way for a meeting between Kim and President Donald Trump.
Donatelli said that paying the reparations would likely improve diplomatic relations with the U.S. and pave the way for lifting sanctions on Sudan.
But if the FBI report has the appearance of clearing Kavanaugh, it will pave the way for Republicans to secure key swing votes.
But before they can get to the nuts and bolts of tax reform, they have to pave the way with a budget resolution.
Failure to make the payment could pave the way for creditors to attempt to seize up to half of Citgo's shares as compensation.
Al-Maliki called on Hamas to relinquish control of the Gaza-Strip in order to pave the way for legislative and presidential elections.
The reality of these obstacles, and the unfulfilled hopes resulting from them, helped pave the way for Trump's unwise unilateral withdrawal from JCPOA.
Separately, higher tensions in the Middle East, particularly Iran, would also pave the way for higher oil prices in coming months, Croft added.
That helped pave the way for last month's shareholder vote, where 98 percent of the votes cast were in favor of the deal.
While these are nonlethal systems, the arrangement could potentially pave the way for lethal systems downstream to be used in intelligence-driven operations.
Justin Gover, the CEO of GW Pharmaceuticals, told CNBC his company's new drug will pave the way for other medications derived from marijuana.
Improved financials and collaboration helped pave the way for franchisees to respond to Kempczinski's promotion with cautious optimism, as opposed to outright hostility.
Reports indicated that Nielsen's April 7 resignation was the result of Miller's handiwork to pave the way for harsher policies to curb immigration.
Apple's lawyers had been arguing that this case could set a precedent that would pave the way for future intrusions into our phones.
While it might render previously challenging games too easy, it can also pave the way for games that are much more fast paced.
Rejection of the deal yet again would likely pave the way for May to be replaced by a eurosceptic Tory, possibly Boris Johnson.
No, not a cheap joke about Brexit — yesterday it announced a three-year regulatory review to "pave the way for self-driving cars".
Eventually 5G will pave the way for connecting whole new types of devices, but the first use will be for faster internet service.
Less discussed is the suite of technologies that pave the way for those services to connect to their audience and monetize the content.
Former minister Turay said she hoped the ban would pave the way for activists to work with the government to stamp out FGM.
It should pave the way for a measure of stability through September 2019 after months of lurching from fiscal crisis to fiscal crisis.
Although the technique is still experimental, the researchers hope that a similar process could pave the way for liquid electronics in the future.
Clearly, Villeglé's focus on street disruption helped pave the way for other important noise artists of the '60s working in the expanded field.
Investors are focusing on whether the two leaders can pave the way to resolve a trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
Artist's Questionnaire Ron Nagle helped pave the way for clay artists to be taken seriously — but he still has a sense of humor.
Critics, latching on to the proposal to pave the way for citizenship for so-called Dreamers, have derided it as amnesty for lawbreakers.
That approval would pave the way for Russian athletes to return to competition, and for the country to again stage international sporting events.
"While planning, I remember everything feeling harder than it should have because I felt like I had to pave the way," she said.
President Donald Trump issued an official statement supporting Morales' resignation, saying it would help pave the way for a more democratic Latin America.
For in speaking truth to power we pave the way for a more just culture, free of the scourge of violence against women.
The long-sought breakthrough could have implications for national security and cryptography and even pave the way for the creation of new medicines.
His mother, Harriett Ballard, admired Earhart, and hoped she might pave the way for her children, or perhaps grandchildren, to pursue adventurous careers.
Big Tech wants to play doctor, and federal rules set to drop soon will pave the way for it to do just that.
For in speaking truth to power, we pave the way for a more just culture, free of the scourge of violence against women.
During the past decade, Mercer, who is seventy, has funded an array of political projects that helped pave the way for Trump's rise.
So Zei's bravery possibly could pave the way for other hospitals to allow for their ECMO patients to walk and exercise, if able.
Looking even farther down the road, Safe Return could also help pave the way for the coming age of autonomous electric air taxis.
In other words, the disappointing legacy we inherited from the Bushes and the Clintons that helped pave the way to Mr. Trump's election.
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That case reached the Supreme Court and helped pave the way for the court's 2015 decision establishing a constitutional right to such unions.
He accused the White House of releasing the statement to pave the way for a "diplomatic battle" against Syria at the United Nations.
Opposition from the Freedom Caucus sunk the House bill last month, so an agreement with Ryan could pave the way for another vote.
Public disdain of Rasputin contributed to the Russian people's turn against the monarchy, helping to pave the way for the revolution of 21990.
It booked 20193 billion euros in loan writedowns in the period to pave the way for a 17.7 billion euro bad debt sale.
Poland is hoping a visit from U.S. President Donald Trump next month will pave the way for more LNG deals with U.S. producers.
A drop below those levels could pave the way for a fresh slide back to mid-January's lows of $1.255 or even $1.1983.
An initial trade agreement last week eased some of those concerns and could pave the way for further gains in trade-sensitive shares.
It's too soon to say whether the pilot programs could help pave the way for policy making at the state or national level.
Progress depends in part on more resolutions like that in Honolulu that pave the way for use of the new material, he said.
Beyond this, Shallue said he hopes the neural net will pave the way for still more sophisticated exoplanet hunting tools in the future.
He wants NASA to be one customer of many in the low-Earth and lunar marketplaces to pave the way for deeper space exploration.
She decides she wants to reconnect with an old college flame, and has Malcolm dig up dirt on her husband to pave the way.
The proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill would pave the way for a single market for goods in India for the first time.
The approval was expected to pave the way for Russia to expand Nord Stream's capacity and to bypass Ukraine as a gas transit route.
It would also pave the way for the International Monetary Fund to join the latest Greek bailout, now shouldered by euro zone governments alone.
The country's central bank left borrowing costs at 24% on Wednesday, but its comments appeared to pave the way to a rate cut soon.
This would pave the way for an effective ban for companies on doing business with Huawei, and potentially other Chinese companies such as ZTE.
The affair has hurt him in the polls and could pave the way for Emmanuel Macron, an independent, to reach the election's second round.
A recent surge in experiments with universal basic income, a related idea that proposes giving everyone a base wage, may help pave the way.
I am so grateful to them for highlighting my entrepreneurialism and allowing me to pave the way for many women to achieve their goals.
And that in turn will pave the way for benefits and protections for other contingent workers like house cleaners, nannies, gardeners and other freelancers.
But in a careful pronouncement last February, its foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, promised legislation that would pave the way for her country to join.
A new psychiatric examination could pave the way for Mr. Dutroux's release, although law experts in Belgium said it would be unlikely to happen.
The Aden tensions further complicated United Nations efforts to pave the way for political talks on a transitional governing body to end the war.
In addition to faster speeds, 5G offers other benefits, including minimal delay that could pave the way for things like remote operation of vehicles.
Once implemented, the legislative changes will also help pave the way for the sale of six regional energy companies that are slated for privatisation.
"I definitely think what happened here in New York will pave the way for actions in other states and then hopefully Congress," said Bakst.
So while I wouldn't personally buy the Nemeio keyboard, I hope it helps pave the way for a better customizable keyboard down the line.
"Shi'ite brothers have exploited the war conditions to pave the way for their project, it's a gradual infiltration," Sheikh Ali, told Reuters by phone.
If Apple does roll-out Thunderbolt 3 across its laptop line, that could pave the way for a 5K display with built-in GPU.
China just launched a spacecraft that will help pave the way for a historic mission to the moon&aposs far side later this year.
Not only do these everyday actions normalize an ever-present toxicity online, they pave the way for the worst kinds of abuses to flourish.
Iceta's selection was supposed to pave the way for PSOE, the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, to form a government with a Catalan separatist party.
Bots are a huge focus for Facebook and could pave the way for further commerce via Messenger and the broader Facebook platform as well.
In 2014 the government granted him an exceptional licence to consume cannabis, which helped pave the way for the nationwide legalisation of medicinal cannabis.
Taiwan is hoping that the mission will pave the way for even greater self-reliance when it comes to space tech and global imaging.
President Trump continues hitting him in all body parts — apparently hoping he'll resign, which could pave the way for firing special counsel Bob Mueller.
It could also pave the way to debt relief talks with its euro zone partners, which some bondholders would see as a positive development.
A defeat would cast doubt on his wider appeal in the delegate-rich southern states he hopes could pave the way to the nomination.
Its first flight is expected in 2020, with Boeing and the Australian government producing a concept demonstrator to pave the way for full production.
Known as "low boom" flight demonstration aircraft, NASA hopes these quieter "X-planes" will pave the way for the reintroduction of commercial supersonic flights.
"We hope that the meeting tomorrow in Munich will help pave the way for a speedy resumption of the (Syria peace) talks," he said.
The lawsuit could pave the way for many more similar legal actions, and not just against Exxon, but other oil and gas companies too.
Several micro-mobility companies can happily co-exist, he says, and the early movers are helping to pave the way for others, including Flash.
Sure, we get burned by the occasional Google Glass, Segway, or Lytro camera, but ultimately we pave the way for the luddites to follow.
The junta has threatened to jail anyone campaigning against the constitution, which is meant to pave the way for a general election in 2017.
Time will tell whether a budget deal will pave the way for an immigration deal, or whether Democrats ended up folding their strongest cards.
Trump argues this was a breakthrough — and that his deal-making abilities could pave the way to resolving tensions that have previously been intractable.
Absent a bombshell from the bureau, Republicans say that would pave the way for an initial vote on Kavanaugh's nomination as early as Friday.
"Since it's low-level talks, investors expect that this meeting will pave the way for November, when both countries' presidents will meet," Kuramochi said.
It was Nixon, after all, who ended the draft, creating today's all-volunteer military, helping pave the way for the endless war on terrorism.
It would also pave the way for security funding in the Middle East and $85033 billion in funding to fight the Zika virus. Sen.
But Missouri's reforms will likely pave the way for a wave of workplace democracy legislation in states looking to go beyond right-to-work.
Asked whether his appointment could pave the way for a German head of the ECB, De Guindos denied any link between the two positions.
Our government, at the local, state, and federal levels, should pave the way for churches, civic groups, and other nonprofits to support struggling families.
"The new decision would pave the way to build up strong economic ties between the two brotherly countries for mutual benefits," the ministry said.
Local issuance could also help develop the domestic financial market and pave the way for future issuance by domestic entities, including SOEs and GREs.
Officials have expressed concern that Trump's peace plan would eventually pave the way for revoking the right to return for refugees in the kingdom.
"We are optimistic that the full exit of armed (fighters) from this district will pave the way for other reconciliations and settlements," he said.
Secretary of State Pompeo even traveled to North Korea twice — once as CIA director — to meet Kim and pave the way for the meeting.
In al-Foua and Kefraya, hundreds of pro-government fighters were evacuated, and the agreement will pave the way for insurgents to take over.
Action aimed at plastic bags can pave the way for further measures to address free coffee cups, lids, stirrers, cutlery, straws and takeout packaging.
The monokini was a strong statement that didn't quite take off, and certainly didn't pave the way for eventual social acceptance of nude swimming.
Based on what I have learned, you did not have all of the advantages that can pave the way to college and graduate school.
Nonetheless, Shaheen, who said there was no excuse for an eight-year delay, agrees that bipartisan support could pave the way for sooner action.
That plan required extensive presence inside Iran's networks — called "implants" or "beacons" — that would pave the way for injecting destabilizing malware into Iranian systems.
"I look back and see how many people have worked to pave the way for our family," she told Broadly in a recent interview.
He made the announcement in Rimbo, Sweden, at the end of a week of negotiations intended to pave the way for full peace talks.
Villiger's departure may pave the way for Alasdair Bell, the top legal official at the European soccer body UEFA to join Infantino at FIFA.
Goldman executives hoped the 1MDB bond deals would pave the way for other business with Malaysia, according to the current and former Goldman employees.
The Treasury fund used to back those efforts contains just $94 billion, so congressionally-approved money would pave the way for serious scaling up.
"We believe this should be the end of this big problem and pave the way for a new chapter in Olympic sport," Tarpischev said.
Stock market futures are up this morning after the Senate passed a 2977 budget blueprint that could pave the way for Republicans' tax proposal.
Victory would pave the way for Netanyahu to make good on his pledge to annex settlements in the West Bank under Trump's peace plan.
After the show, Choi expressed hope that their win would help pave the way for other Asian actors to be recognised in the West.
He also knocked Northam over so-called sanctuary cities, arguing that his position helped pave the way for violence by the MS-13 gang.
"We have promised the nation that we will pave the way for the peace and today an important step has been taken," he said.
President Trump's first official act as commander in chief was to pave the way for his defense secretary to be confirmed by the Senate.
Milford Beagle Jr., is African-American and said that Woodard helped pave the way for him and made the military stronger and more diverse.
The Senate passed the bill on Tuesday, an act that could pave the way for diplomatic action and economic sanctions against Hong Kong's government.
South Korean officials hope the hotline will improve communications between the top leaders and pave the way for improved ties between the two Koreas.
Informed consent by patients and careful data collection thereafter will not only increase their chances, it could pave the way for scientific breakthroughs beyond.
A draft executive order that would pave the way for the revival of the program, circulated last week, sparked swift backlash from Capitol Hill.
Winning over the Russian workers and peasants to create a new socialist state would pave the way for an insurrection in Germany and elsewhere.
Another extension would pave the way to a general election in the U.K., according to James Smith, developed markets economist at Dutch bank ING.
To pave the way for one strike at a shoe factory, a colleague spent weeks in the area talking to workers and building contacts.
That would go against McConnell's pledge to finish the debate on Tuesday and pave the way for opening arguments to start on Wednesday afternoon.
"Only recognizing a united Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty will end illusions and pave the way to a sustainable peace with our neighbors," he said.
But Democrats worry that such a model will pave the way for "devolution" — or eventually handing off all federal infrastructure duties to local governments.
The legislation eased some regulations for large regional banks, and opponents warned at the time that it would pave the way for industry consolidation.
There aren't too many details yet, but the measures could address longtime concerns from Washington and pave the way for a possible trade truce.
The Senate is expected to vote this week on a budget resolution that will pave the way for repealing the 2010 legislation, with Sen.
As tech continues to drive the market, one technician has three mega-cap tech stocks that could pave the way to more record highs.
Those standards could eventually pave the way for tropical forest offsets to be included in emissions reductions schemes like California's cap-and-trade system.
Italy's parliament is convening for a vote on Friday that could pave the way for negotiations between rival parties to form a coalition government.
Such efforts can help pave the way for gender equality plans or commitments to make legislatures better places for women to work and succeed.
A second U.S. city is banning its municipal government from ever using facial recognition technologies over fears it'll pave the way for mass surveillance.
Microsoft shareholders are voting on a proposal to pave the way for a non-management employee to join the company&aposs board of directors.
The House passed a measure on Monday to pave the way for establishing a safety commission for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority system.
Proving gay China's worth in the marketplace first, the argument goes, will shift public perception and pave the way for greater acceptance and freedoms.
I choose to live and work in a very open and honest way, so I can pave the way for other L.G.B.T. service members.
Such discussions would also help pave the way for cyber rules of the road amid escalating state-sponsored hacking and the rise of cyberwarfare.
Lina Khatib, head of Chatham House's Middle East and North Africa Programme, said the amendments "pave the way for a power grab" by Sisi.
California officials, eager to maintain the state's leadership role on climate action, hope to pave the way for a fix to entrenched urban sprawl.
The case could pave the way for a flood of civil lawsuits seeking monetary damages from the Latin American country's Catholic Church, and beyond.
The development could pave the way for Alexa and other services to adopt different speaking styles for other contexts in the future, the researchers noted.
People like Trail helped raise awareness about the actual experience of gay and lesbian servicemembers, and pave the way to the repeal of damaging policies.
If more developers jump on board with eye-tracking controls, it could pave the way for more PC makers to integrate it into their machines.
So while we bask in Lady Bird's inimitable talent and legacy, take a moment if you haven't to relish Seventeen for helping pave the way.
All of this will contribute to an overall planning application, which the partners are hoping will pave the way for construction to begin in 2020.
They're generally considered an indication that the economy is doing well and pave the way for pay raises and a better return on your savings.
But he has asked the CBO, a non-partisan scorekeeper, for a quick assessment of the measure, which could pave the way for a vote.
Syrian Kurds are considering combining three autonomous areas of northern Syria into a federal arrangement, a step that could pave the way to Syria's breakup.
It has yet to be matched with a redeployment of coalition-backed forces that would pave the way for a full pullout by both sides.
Last week, the U.N. envoy said he had been prevented from flying to Tripoli for a visit to "pave the way" for the unity government.
Such a cautious gesture next week could pave the way for Yellen to later use a speech to clearly signal the Fed's intentions for June.
So they are turning to cities, hoping they can act as incubators for ideas and pave the way for state and federal governments to follow.
Danielsen sees replacing optical sensors as a "Trojan horse" that will pave the way for ultrasonic gesture control and, ultimately, an Internet of Things play.
That would pave the way for him to return to the United States to face charges that he violated his probation in fleeing to Mexico.
" Analysis: The proposed resolution could pave the way to resolving Cipollone's concerns, by opening the door to "the participation of the President and his counsel.
Russia's support could pave the way for OPEC to bring forward to February a ministerial policy meeting planned for early March to formalize the decision.
He is worried about the debt the town has taken on to pave the way for Foxconn, but he's optimistic that it will work out.
Russia's support could pave the way for OPEC to bring forward to February a ministerial policy meeting planned for early March to formalize the decision.
"The association's move helped pave the way for Mylan Specialty, maker of EpiPens, to develop a near monopoly in school nurses' offices," USA Today said.
If Snap's lighthearted rebrand takes off, it could pave the way for serious new lines of business — including augmented and virtual reality, experts told CNBC.
They're generally considered an indication that the economy is doing well, and pave the way for pay raises and a better return on your savings.
"We hope this will also now pave the way to stop the start of trade embargos or activities that are going on," he told CNBC.
Probably not, but it could pave the way for everything else in your home to respond in the same way that your mobile devices do.
Pallone and Cummings, among others, believe Pai's FCC may have rolled back anti-monopoly rules to pave the way for Sinclair's acquisition of Tribune Media.
I'm not afraid to pave the way for all the girls behind me As Nina Simone once said, the definition of freedom is being fearless.
Clearnet SA, Deutsche Boerse said on Tuesday, a deal that may help pave the way to a combination of the Frankfurt and London Stock Exchanges.
It would pave the way for reality shows such as Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County (2004) and The Real Housewives of Orange County (2006).
If their parents pave the way for them to have an effortless life, then what will they do when an effort is required in adulthood?
Six years later, that's helped pave the way for self-driving cars to navigate city streets and Facebook to automatically tag people in your photos.
Either way, it was a pretty big deal, and a decision that will pave the way for an era of FDA-sanctioned human gene modification.
If Jordan did ultimately jump to the Judiciary role, it could pave the way for Meadows to move to the top GOP role on Oversight.
As Secretary of State, she implemented tough sanctions against Iran to pave the way for a diplomatic breakthrough that curtailed a dangerous nuclear weapons program.
The Senate's approval late Thursday of a 2018 budget blueprint could pave the way for Republicans to pursue a tax-cut package without Democratic support.
State-controlled Telenor signed its first major contract with Huawei in 2009, a deal that helped pave the way for the Chinese firm's global expansion.
The repeal of net neutrality could pave the way for tiered internet speed access, meaning consumers and companies would be charged more for faster internet.
The failure to provide explicit, consistent, and strong supports for fathers is a failure to pave the way for a more equitable kind of parenting.
GOP leaders had raised expectations for ObamaCare repeal, vowing it would pave the way for a sweeping overhaul of the tax code later this year.
Two sources said they expect the Arion IPO to eventually pave the way for the other banks, and other Icelandic companies, to tap equity markets.
Meanwhile, Leon's ruling is expected to pave the way for less scrutiny of other problematic deals, including T-Mobile's proposed $23 billion acquisition of Sprint.
On one hand, that could help pave the way for quick passage once a bill is introduced and avoid the early missteps of health care.
"The Syrian government and allied countries are working on many details for the ... de-escalation zones to pave the way for real reconciliations," Haidar said.
The sources said the federal government would pave the way on Thursday for increased research, possibly with marijuana supplies from outside the University of Mississippi.
Local colleges and universities are expanding to include new classes and innovation technology centers that will pave the way for future pioneering in this field.
It is this kind of information sharing that will pave the way for less frequent but more relevant communications from firms in this digital economy.
Experts say if Beijing can succeed in transforming Hebei, a ground zero for China's growth transition, that could pave the way for continued economic health.
The letter is a procedural step that could pave the way for the launching of disciplinary steps against Rome next week by the EU executive.
Verification will pave the way for the unfreezing of billions of dollars of assets and an end to bans that have curtailed its oil exports.
Fed policy-makers will meet next Tuesday and Wednesday where analysts widely expect they would pave the way for possible rate cuts later this year.
Let us not forget that the events of 1916 were a culmination of many earlier failed attempts to pave the way for an independent nation.
That means a victim who is exercising her rights under Marsy's Law may pave the way for a successful appeal for someone who is guilty.
That would pave the way for a vote to end debate in the full Senate on Monday and a final vote on his nomination Tuesday.
Elsewhere, the U.S. House of Representatives helped pave the way on Thursday for deep tax cuts sought by Trump and Republican leaders, underpinning the greenback.
But this season they're all starting to look like they're coming back toward a central focal point and pave the way for epic, epic things.
Democrats argue the budget would pave the way for a tax plan that would cut Medicare and Medicaid and raise taxes on middle-class Americans.
That could help pave the way for talks between the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany in the so-called "Normandy Format", he said.
Or are the Rotten Tomatoes contributors themselves the critics who prop up these reputations, and thus pave the way for smarter conversations about film online?
That being said, I don't think voters elected Republicans to push a tax that undermines tax competition and could pave the way for a VAT.
If Softbank's tender offer is successful, it will pave the way for major governance changes at Uber and brings it closer to a 2019 IPO.
The following day, Praggnanandhaa beat his final opponent, Dutch grandmaster Roeland Pruijssers, to cement his status and pave the way as a future chess superstar.
Y.) and Nancy Pelosi (Calif.), who promptly announced they were close to a deal that might pave the way for so-called Dreamers to stay.
Many believed that if Democrats took over the House, Pelosi would be Speaker but at some point pave the way for Crowley to take over.
The powerful Saudi crown prince's purge of royals and ministers this weekend could pave the way for improved business conditions in the kingdom, analysts say.
"Most burial sites were once forests and were cleared to pave the way for humans to bury their dead," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
But some economists say the sheer size of the deficit estimate could pave the way for more public spending ahead of mayoral elections in October.
The move will likely pave the way for billions in fund inflows, and for Chinese credit to join prestigious global fixed income indexes, analysts said.
Maduro's critics worry that the new body would further sideline the current opposition-led legislature and pave the way for undemocratic changes to the constitution.
A Senate panel approved bipartisan legislation on Wednesday to pave the way for driverless cars, representing the latest congressional step to address the emerging technology.
Morgan Stanley strategists expect a strong labour market report to pave the way for the Bank of England to deliver a hawkish statement on Thursday.
Some of the companies are lobbying for regulatory changes to pave the way for the broad adoption of the vehicles later on down the line.
Failure to do so could lead to another shutdown or pave the way for Trump to declare a state of emergency to get his funding.
But if we're able to foster an educated dialogue, that work could pave the way for a whole new scientific process that puts people first.
Many industry figures credit Ms. Malone's first brand with helping to pave the way for other niche fragrances and their eventual sale to bigger businesses.
Either way, this is a ratio of experience that U.S. fans can only hope will help pave the way for a much-needed home victory.
And fear that medical dispensaries will pave the way for retail pot shops is causing many municipalities, especially in Eastern states, to slam the door.
The industry-stacked Senate hearing lineup seems designed to pave the way for that, said Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland.
And even if the budget Congress passes doesn't cut SNAP by $200 billion, it could pave the way for a smaller cut to the program.
The market bull believes trade frictions between the U.S. and China will dramatically ease within months and pave the way for a significant market rally.
Making such changes would pave the way to establishing "the highest standards of transparency and good governance," he wrote in foundation document called FIFA 2.0.
As Secretary of State, she implemented tough sanctions against Iran to pave the way for a diplomatic breatkthrough that curtailed a dangerous nuclear weapons program.
Mr. Trump, in an interview with Reuters, said he would consider intervening in the case if it helped pave the way for a trade deal.
NATO's 2008 Bucharest summit declaration that Ukraine and Georgia "will become members of NATO" proved alarming to Russia — and helped pave the way to wars.
His retirement at the end of next month will pave the way for a contentious fight to determine the future direction of the Supreme Court.
She told an interviewer that her husband's sacrifice had helped pave the way for future missions in which other astronauts made it to the moon.
An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to Nicholas Soames's vote on legislation that would pave the way toward blocking a no-deal Brexit.
But they did pave the way for a much more powerful criticism of American journalism five years later, when Richard Nixon entered the White House.
But Centeno said that future discussions might pave the way for those countries that are willing, like France, to voluntarily contribute more to the mechanism.
Rouhani is a key figure who helped pave the way for the talks that led to the 2015 nuclear deal with several other global powers.
And our ability to take that data and use it ... and the investments we're making in technology we think pave the way for the future.
Johnson's victory is likely to pave the way for the world's fifth-largest economy to leave the European Union by the end of next month.
The critics worry that eliminating the rule will pave the way for media consolidation, allowing local news broadcasters to be run by faraway network headquarters.
If this uncrewed test goes well, it could pave the way for Boeing to launch its first crewed mission to the station in early 2020.
Moreover, he says, the decision could pave the way for "a whole new generation of targeted regulations of abortion providers" beyond just admitting privileges requirements.
But instead of meeting a music producer who could pave the way to stardom, he met a self-proclaimed prophet who would make him infamous.
The long-awaited decision from HHS could pave the way for other conservative states to exclude abortion providers from their federally-funded family planning programs.
The majority of Prince George's County voters also had to approve the initiative, which was aimed at National Harbor, to pave the way for MGM.
But Democrats are eyeing such a vote by Christmas, a move that would pave the way for a Senate trial to start in early January.
U.S. and Chinese deputy trade negotiators are due to meet in Washington this week, to pave the way for high-level talks in early October.
It has been obvious to us that attitudes toward LGBT rights in most Islamic states pave the way for extremists to target the most vulnerable.
President Trump and President Buhari have a chance to prevent violence and pave the way for a more prosperous Nigeria, West Africa, and global community.
They worry the administration's proposed local incentive program will pave the way for "devolution" — or eventually handing off all federal infrastructure duties to local governments.
A decision in favor of the men could pave the way for a flood of civil lawsuits seeking monetary damages from Chile's Roman Catholic Church.
That transition authority would then pave the way for changing the Constitution and holding elections that would include the Taliban in some agreed-upon way.
And, by advancing technologies like wind, solar or electric vehicles, they could pave the way for more ambitious federal action — should that moment ever arrive.
It took years, and a batch of controversial regulations issued by the Environmental Protection Agency, to rebuild that credibility and pave the way for Paris.
But a settlement was reached earlier this month to pave the way for the SoftBank deal, with Kalanick retaining his board seat and other rights.
Gou told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
That seemed to pave the way for the bill to pass, after all 52 Republican senators agreed to open debate on the tax plan Wednesday.
Joe Donnelly (IN) — who are all up for reelection in states Trump won — will pave the way for Pompeo to become the nation's chief diplomat.
He also told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
Trump campaigned on a promise to drastically reduce environmental regulations in order to create jobs and pave the way for more oil, gas, and coal development.
Volkswagen's Renschler said "all options are open" when asked on a conference call if the deal could pave the way for a full merger with Navistar.
While Apple has not launched its own streaming service yet, analysts suggest that unifying different platforms under a single app, could pave the way for one.
On Sunday, Greek lawmakers approved tax increases and a new privatization fund to help pave the way for disbursement of new bailout loans and debt relief.
If the devil's intent is to cause chaos and dissent to pave the way for the apocalypse, Blackwood is certainly getting something done in that respect.
It was the largest IPO in Abu Dhabi for a decade, and is expected to pave the way for as many as several listings next year.
And the grilling could even pave the way for lawmakers to advance new rules governing the way companies sell online political ads, an ever-lucrative market.
Should the Army Corps of Engineers' current environmental review pave the way for a new route, that plan will likely to face a lawsuit, Huber said.
But in the long-term, the company believes this would pave the way to things like personalized audio advertisements, alongside a daily news briefing, for example.
He also told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
Their crackdown could pave the way for other states to issue similar background checks, and raise the standards on who can work for ride-hailing companies.
Making apparel available to dancers of color is a good first step that will hopefully pave the way for greater diversity and acceptance in the industry.
Eventually, Johnson would like to move toward augmenting the organ to make us smarter and healthier and pave the way for interfacing directly with computing devices.
The deal was supposed to pave the way for CGN to lead another project in Britain at Bradwell in which Chinese nuclear technology would be used.
If successful, BEAM may pave the way for how the next space station is built, especially as "expandables" become the new norm in space habitat engineering.
Continental will list part of its Powertrain division to pave the way for it to strike alliances with rivals or participate in consolidation, the company said.
Senators have been negotiating for over a year to pass a bill that would pave the way for a regulatory framework that would govern autonomous cars.
The reports weighed on the crumbling reputation of the then-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), helping to pave the way for Lopez Obrador's July election victory.
But if you thought these new rules would pave the way for companies like Amazon to use drones to deliver your toothpaste, prepare to be disappointed.
ECB President Mario Draghi is widely expected to pave the way for a reduction in the bank's deposit rate or a resumption of quantitative easing (QE).
The most remarkable part of the trip was connecting with women from across the continent who have overcome tremendous barriers to pave the way to change.
While this may create a brief dip in unskilled labor, it will also pave the way for a safer, more sustainable industry work over time. 2.
Investing in physical stores marks an about-turn from Amazon's relentless focus on online retail, and could pave the way for other types of physical stores.
That support is the key to maintaining credit lines with Chinese banks, which will help pave the way towards successful syndications and clubs in the future.

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