But they have withdrawn, paving the way for his coronation.
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Other Republicans accused Democrats of paving the way for impeachment.
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N, paving the way for it to return to the market.
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" McDougal: "Every girl who speaks ... is paving the way for another.
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L Italian unit and paving the way for a broader alliance.
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In September, border crossing points reopened, paving the way for trade.
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That strategy is paving the way for a Trump nomination, Bennett argued.
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The site popularized image-focused social sharing, paving the way for Instagram's dominance.
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And don't forget about early pioneer Tesla paving the way for electric cars.
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But Chinese attitudes are changing, paving the way for conflict with conservative laws.
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Canada join the talks in 22008, paving the way for three-way negotiations.
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That deal is widely regarded as paving the way for the Paris Agreement.
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"Every girl who speaks is paving the way for another," she told Farrow.
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These trends are paving the way for the next generation platforms of engagement.
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Senate Republicans are paving the way for legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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That issue was seen paving the way for Saudi companies to follow suit.
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He died hours later, paving the way for Mr. Mubarak to take over.
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How is Halima paving the way for a more diverse industry with her activism?
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Their request has now been granted, potentially paving the way for other similar work.
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The court, he claims, was paving the way for a coup by nefarious forces.
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Naturally, that fails almost immediately, paving the way for plenty of chainsaw-wielding action.
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But those injunctions have since been lifted, paving the way for Friday's policy change.
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He stepped down in 2009, paving the way for Najib to take the lead.
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In 2016, they removed the date restriction entirely, paving the way for contemporary design.
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Canada would join the talks in 22008, paving the way for three-way negotiations.
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But Democrats won the Senate in November, paving the way for the bill's passage.
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Regulators are paving the way for a merger that could create a new Internet giant.
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He's also nearing the end of his presidency and paving the way for his successor.
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L Italian unit, paving the way for potential broader alliances between the two rival groups.
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Presidential term limits were abolished in China, paving the way for Xi to rule indefinitely.
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Microsoft filed the first patent, paving the way for plenty of ducking mistakes to come.
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Osram waived a standstill agreement, paving the way for AMS to launch a takeover bid.
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Long Island City's population is growing fast, paving the way for even pricier housing costs.
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On Friday, the motion passed 6563-49, paving the way for 30 hours of debate.
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While startups may be paving the way for robot delivery, they're not doing so alone.
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As leaders in the tech industry, we are paving the way for others to follow.
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Jerry Brown pardoned him, paving the way for Barajas to return to the United States.
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"Thank you for paving the way for women to come forward," writes someone in Florida.
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Armed gangs sometimes led the way, looting and paving the way for the squatter camps.
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Maybe they really are paving the way for the slow political transformation of white evangelicalism.
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Mr. Fernández easily beat former President Mauricio Macri in October, paving the way for Mrs.
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The Republicans won that fall, paving the way for a decade of state house control.
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The deal raised funds to pay the settlements on Friday, paving the way for corporate borrowers.
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Both these countries recently re-elected their leaders, paving the way for long-expected economic reforms.
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But the mild conditions were short-lived as temperatures plummeted overnight, paving the way for snow.
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It is a clear case of an expected regulatory rollback paving the way for higher profits.
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Shockingly, he was just declared mentally competent again -- paving the way for a trial in December.
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He demonized immigrants and asylum seekers, paving the way for his later closure of Hungary's borders.
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" Minaj thanked Jay for paving the way for rappers: "Thank you for giving us the blueprint.
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He walked five and struck out 11, paving the way for the Reds' second consecutive shutout.
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Smart home technology is paving the way for greater independence and community integration for aging adults.
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Nearly half of all generals have been dishonourably discharged, paving the way for a major reshuffle.
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Innovative teachers across the country are paving the way for meaningful change in our education system.
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Solidarity trounced the Communists in that election, paving the way for a democratic government in Poland.
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Just by running, you're paving the way for others and letting your agenda be heard. 10.
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However, in late July Euroclear gave the thumbs up, paving the way for a further placement.
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They are creating their own brand of storytelling while also paving the way for other women.
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The two small buildings would be demolished, paving the way for two additional mixed-income towers.
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The Democratic National Committee changed the rules in late January, paving the way for his participation.
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Instead, she pushed the envelope, paving the way for a new generation to do the same.
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Others have criticized it for paving the way for cronyism and an ossified system of politics.
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MaTontine has created a system where technology meets tradition - paving the way for formal banking solutions.
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But his Federal Communications Commission is paving the way for huge broadcasting companies to get even bigger.
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Thanks for being a such a wonderful gentleman and paving the way for so many that followed.
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The move is expected to be ratified by parliament, paving the way for Xi to serve indefinitely.
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Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte resigned on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for a new coalition government.
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Its 1996 holiday sales fell far short of their goals, paving the way for a major restructuring.
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A vote paving the way for the Senate to debate the bill was scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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But it did not change much, paving the way for the PRI's return to office in 2012.
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Russia promptly said that it was doing the same, paving the way for a new arms race.
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The 9th Circuit's ruling will likely be appealed, paving the way for a potential Supreme Court hearing.
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Such income-sharing agreements are paving the way for less fortunate students to get on in life.
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However, some analysts suggest he pared marketing too much, paving the way for the firm's current troubles.
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The South African government has already published guidelines for medical marijuana, paving the way for legal licenses.
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Weed could be paving the way for motivation, even if it isn't known to promote productivity directly.
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Trump's decision sparked bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill, paving the way for a political and legal battle.
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ARPANET switched to that standard on January 1, 1983, paving the way for an open global network.
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In Virginia, Democrats also won control of the Virginia legislature Tuesday night, paving the way for Gov.
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They are paving the way for plane tickets, food labels and business cards that can update themselves.
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The White House has signaled that it will not object, paving the way for the document's release.
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The pope has already lifted their excommunication, paving the way for them to be formally granted dioceses.
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Lessons from three innovative, industry-disrupting founders who are paving the way for future generations of entrepreneurs.
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As POLITICO reported earlier this month, Lee dropped his objections, paving the way for today's sign-off.
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He said these issues were all being resolved, paving the way for a possibly rapid roll-out.
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His party did away with term limits in 2014, paving the way for his perpetual re-election.
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But as the financial crisis bit deeper, that exemption was lifted, paving the way for the cases.
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And by making it more accessible to everyone, PerfectlySoft sees it as paving the way for Apple's success.
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And the mobile device is paving the way for the next milestone in the development of AR: headsets.
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Thank you for paving the way for us young artists to be able to drive our careers on.
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That led him to realize how antiquated freight forwarding was, paving the way for Flexport's start in 2013.
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The first five Angels reached base in the second inning, paving the way for a three-run rally.
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Salesforce continues to pump more money into the AI sales concept, paving the way for startups like People.
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A Los Angeles judge finalized the divorce on Friday, paving the way for the $7 million divorce settlement.
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Moreno revoked Assange's asylum in April, paving the way for British police to remove him from the embassy.
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Of course, everyone is totally cool with it, paving the way for Alex to be her true self.
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Across northern Arizona, "unusually cold" weather is paving the way for dangerous travel conditions, the NWS office said.
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson declared a state of emergency, paving the way for similar actions in his state.
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"Someone like me couldn't even be in the race," d'Alessandro said of Sanders paving the way for him.
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Some colleagues complain that the company is handing out valuable information while paving the way for job cuts.
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"Two young Americans always come down," he says irritably, paving the way for the tiny annihilation that follows.
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In cancer, for example, the notion of synthetic lethality is already paving the way for effective new treatments.
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The Senate passed a customs enforcement bill Thursday paving the way for it to hit President Obama's desk.
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The Spurs bought out his contract, paving the way for him to join the Bucks, the network reported.
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It came after Pope Francis recognized all 000 as martyrs in January, paving the way for the ceremony.
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The central bank increased Yes Bank's authorised share capital last week, paving the way for a cash injection.
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Kosovo's parliament voted last week to dissolve itself, paving the way for Thaci to call an early vote.
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Botswana is paving the way for their youth to become educated and empowered, and their society to prosper.
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Uganda's parliament removed presidential term limits in 2005, paving the way for him to be president for life.
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It also exposes Alipay to an entirely new customer base — perhaps paving the way for further growth abroad.
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" After the news on Thursday, she declared, "This administration isn't increasing freedom -- they're paving the way for discrimination.
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Roskomnadzor later added Telegram to its register of banned websites, paving the way for it to be blocked.
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" The panel he was there to sit on was called "How the FCC is Paving the Way for Innovation.
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Her relationship to her artwork, however, has evolved through the years, consistently paving the way for new, unexplored terrain.
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A transition Brexit deal has been widely seen as paving the way for a BoE rate hike in May.
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To govern, he could be driven to degrade politics still further, potentially paving the way for someone still worse.
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The ruling slackened restrictions on outside groups' political expenditures, paving the way for Super PACs to accept unlimited contributions.
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"Russia sees the deal as paving the way for reintegrating the Assad regime into the international community," said Khatib.
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Trust greases the wheels of the sharing economy, paving the way for transactions to take place between total strangers.
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Some even hope this innocuous step may prove habit-forming, paving the way for co-operation on trickier issues.
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The lander and orbiter traveled to Mars together in 2016, paving the way for the rover to follow later.
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Most of these women are illiterate and are now paving the way for their daughters to go to university.
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Police cleared roads near the heart of the financial centre, paving the way for business to return to normal.
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CALIFORNIA'S boundaries were established in 43, paving the way for it to join the United States the following year.
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On April 260th he dissolved parliament, paving the way for a general election to be held on May 21th.
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After months of feuding, their differences were resolved with the help of a mediator, paving the way for privatization.
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Microsoft opened up Edge browser extensions to testers in March, paving the way for AdBlock and other major extensions.
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The dispute was settled during the lunch break, paving the way for Swain's final approval of the restructuring deal.
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But it stepped back in 2011, paving the way for a semi-civilian government to prepare for November's election.
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Fosun reorganized its businesses in 2016, creating Fosun Tourism Group and paving the way for the latter's listing plan.
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"It's just paving the way for women's golf," says Sierra Brooks, a University of Florida junior who's also competing.
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The '80s continued that trend, paving the way for the sequel-heavy reliance on "franchises" that currently holds sway.
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Shares in Apple Inc and its suppliers fell on Wall Street on Thursday, paving the way for Friday's falls.
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Two years ago, winds knocked four-time winner Jeff King off the trail, paving the way for Dallas Seavey.
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Mitt Romney earned only 27 percent of the Latino vote in 2012, paving the way for Barack Obama's reelection.
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Michael proposes at the end, paving the way for a second chance at happiness for the two of them.
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Their meeting could have easily gone the other way, paving the way for a U.S. withdrawal from the deal.
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But almost simultaneously, Pakistan's electoral commission was paving the way for candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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Harris announced he would not run in the new contest, paving the way for Bishop to win the nomination.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court stepped in, setting that decision aside and paving the way for Parliament to reconvene.
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TLC put Atlanta hip-hop on the map, paving the way for a slew of acts, including Gucci Mane.
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In other words, the confidence shock should be wearing off, paving the way for a rebound in consumer spending.
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Paving the way for oil and gas companies to roll back environmental protections is not "expertise" in land management.
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"What I hope is that we are paving the way for other parents to help their children," said Freed.
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If this continues, Assad's army could continue to suffer, paving the way for Turkey push them out of Idlib.
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This time around, they're scrapping it, paving the way for self-funding billionaire Mike Bloomberg to make the stage.
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The Senate is paving the way for a final vote on Steven Mnuchin's nomination to lead the Treasury Department.
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The Democratic National Committee dropped the donor requirement in January, paving the way for Bloomberg to join the fray.
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This could influence the performance and comfort of existing models while paving the way for innovation of new products.
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The incident eventually destroyed the future of Xi's then-archrival, paving the way for his ascent to the top.
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The internet had been crucial in paving the way for easier trans lives through social change and policy reforms.
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S. trade talks, at vice-ministerial level, taking place this week, paving the way for higher levels next month.
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In the meantime, ZTF is paving the way for other astronomy discoveries, like other potential sources for gravitational waves.
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Police cleared roads near the heart of the financial center, paving the way for business to return to normal.
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In the 1830s, Catholic missionaries began paving the way for the French takeover of Indochina in the late 1850s.
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They should be pleased, then, that Washington seems to be paving the way for a a self-driving car boom.
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Two CNBC Disruptor 50 companies are paving the way for the future of augmented reality (AR) technology – Blippar and DAQRI.
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What is the aim of this apparent intent to ignore white racist violence, potentially paving the way for its decriminalization?
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Several economists expect Copom to insert more dovish language in its policy statement, paving the way for an eventual cut.
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The government will help citizens to re-integrate, SANA said, paving "the way for ... a return to Syrian national unity".
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As for Swift's commitment to bargaining on behalf of other artists, she is undoubtedly paving the way for collective action.
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Mass demonstrations spurred the National Assembly to impeach the president, Park Geun-hye, paving the way for the impending election.
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Six years later Volvo sales and profit have reached an all-time high, paving the way for a potential IPO.
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President Obama's bold new course on Cuban policy is paving the way for emerging tech to blossom in the country.
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Days later, lawmakers struck a deal to lift previously imposed defense-spending caps — paving the way for Trump's big ask.
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Secondly, you must remember I'm paving the way for a lot of other people looking like me to make 42.5.
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Today, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals decided it would uphold that ruling, paving the way for Syed's new case.
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Kcell's competitors removed most aggressive all-inclusive unlimited pricing offers in early 7503, paving the way for less pricing disruption.
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An asteroid slammed down and did away with all the dinosaurs, paving the way for such developments…Read more ReadL.
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On Friday, Guyana's parliament toppled the government in a no-confidence vote, paving the way for elections in three months.
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And by paving the way for bigger profits, more shows would get funded in the hope of achieving Hamiltonian riches.
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They signed a labor pact last week, paving the way for a lifting of the workers' deployment ban this week.
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The Apollo 4, 5, and 6 missions launched no astronauts but were critical in paving the way for crewed missions.
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McConnell moved to bring up a 20-week abortion ban, paving the way for a procedural vote expected on Monday.
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The state Senate has voted to legalize fantasy sports, paving the way for the companies DraftKings and FanDuel to operate.
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Still, I think that their deployment plays an important role in paving the way for superior technologies to succeed them.
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Last year, Canada legalized recreational cannabis, paving the way for alcohol and CPG companies to potentially sell cannabis-infused products.
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However in July 2018 a South African High Court overturned the decision, paving the way for prosecution and possible extradition.
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New innovations are making us more efficient, safer and paving the way for American leadership in the 21st century economy.
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"If we lose the final vote next week, we'll be paving the way for the next big crash," Warren said.
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She visited South Korea for the Winter Olympics last month, paving the way for a summit between the two Koreas.
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The draft of a new constitution is due to be finished this month, paving the way for a 2017 election.
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The vote was 18-3 in favor of the legislation, paving the way for its consideration by the full Senate.
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New studies are paving the way for psilocybin, the active compound in hallucinogenic mushrooms, to be reclassified for medical use.
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These practices destroyed public confidence in law enforcement, paving the way for the fiery outrage that followed Mr. Gray's death.
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The Reserve Bank of India last week increased Yes Bank's authorized share capital, paving the way for a cash injection.
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The Reserve Bank of India last week increased Yes Bank's authorised share capital, paving the way for a cash injection.
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According to CFRA Research's Sam Stovall, history suggests the latest correction is paving the way for another vigorous move higher.
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Paving the way for future queens a century later, Eltinge even launched his own line of cosmetics, corsets, and shoes.
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The U.S. Supreme Court let that case go forward in 1997, paving the way for Clinton's impeachment the following year.
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In 2013, Nigeria's Osun State issued 10 billion naira worth of sukuk debt, paving the way for the latest issue.
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McConnell moved to bring up a 20-week abortion ban, paving the way for a procedural vote expected on Monday.
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Burney has spent much of her life overcoming this prejudice and paving the way for future generations of female indigenous Australians.
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Italy's market watchdog could approve the bank's prospectus on Friday, paving the way for its shares to resume trading next week.
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Then, in March, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) canceled Kirdyapkin's London result, paving the way for Tallent's golden moment.
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The Cowboys limited the Giants to 233 total yards, paving the way for Dallas' 19-3 victory at AT&T Stadium.
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The "no" campaign linked same-sex marriage to paving the way for radical gender study program to be introduced in schools.
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At a press conference ahead of the fines, Williams said that she was paving the way for future female tennis players.
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So, still ahead tonight, House Republicans narrowly passing a budget today, paving the way for the biggest tax overhaul in decades.
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Apple introduced the feature as part of tvOS this year, paving the way for it to come to iPhone as well.
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By a vote of 68-29, senators limited debate on the measure, paving the way for likely Senate approval this week.
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Gruevski stepped down in January as part of the EU-brokered deal, paving the way for early elections to be held.
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But the company is paving the way for a new generation of phones, educating users and app developers about taller screens.
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Some will see these parents as first-adopters paving the way for everyone else, like the first privileged people buying smartphones.
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John Cornyn for a Senate seat next year, paving the way for a 2020 presidential run, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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The first at-home pregnancy test appeared in the late 1970s, paving the way for a home-based medical test market.
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We'll celebrate the agencies and brands that are paving the way for the future of communication on the newest digital platforms.
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What's next: The risk for the White House is that McCain could be paving the way for others to condemn Kushner.
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On Sunday, Sudan's military rulers and the main opposition coalition signed a constitutional declaration, paving the way for a transitional government.
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The German cabinet last week approved steps to slash greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for landmark climate legislation this year.
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Finally, PepsiCo's research and development spending around healthier products is paying off and "paving the way for new flavors," she added.
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But then, the franchise kills her off (but not really) in Ghost Protocol, paving the way for more romantic non-starters.
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PA A400M transport aircraft, paving the way for countries to resume normal operations of the planes, company officials said on Saturday.
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Republican state legislators who have passed laws paving the way for these changes say they are needed to fight voter fraud.
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At a press conference ahead of the fines, Williams said that she was paving the way for future female tennis players.
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This year, he turned against her and withdrew his party from her coalition, paving the way for Ms. Rousseff's impeachment trial.
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Senate Republicans filed cloture on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination on Wednesday, paving the way for a weekend showdown over the Supreme Court.
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China issued 5G licenses in June, paving the way for the next-generation cell network to be fully rolled out commercially.
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The last appeals were exhausted in early 25, paving the way for the executions of the cult leader and his followers.
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The House Rules Committee is slated to take up the measure Wednesday, paving the way for a floor vote this week.
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Our incredible progress on ML2, Magicverse, and our engagement with key strategic players are paving the way for a great future.
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The vote comes weeks after the United States pulled U.S. troops from northern Syria, paving the way for Turkey's military invasion.
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Upgrades to the electricity grid and management systems are paving the way for greater solar diffusion by accommodating solar's inherent intermittency.
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These five apparel companies are paving the way for LGBTQ equality, and are worthy of support on National Coming Out Day.
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During the campaign, Trump also critiqued the total US troop withdrawal from Iraq under Obama as paving the way for ISIS.
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A deal was ultimately announced mid-week, however, paving the way for the Senate to take up and pass the measure.
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We've heard Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne insist that Ecclestone should be paving the way for the future of F21 without him.
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The next month, the president issued an executive order paving the way for mining in a protected area of the Amazon.
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Over a decade later, they've drilled for their first samples, paving the way for a possible shift away from fossil fuels.
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Venezuela's pro-government Supreme Court had stripped Mr. Zambrano of his parliamentary immunity earlier Wednesday, paving the way for his detention.
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Lawmakers are preparing to return to a chaotic fall in Washington, paving the way for an end-of-year legislative sprint.
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It will launch in Europe on March 31 and in Latin America in October, paving the way for more growth potential.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, for example, saw term limits on the presidency scrapped in 2018, paving the way for indefinite rule.
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These included health care changes that would save the government money, paving the way for lower taxes, and help private insurers.
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Van Leer and Skaziak believe that Hansel is paving the way for a brighter future for pit bulls as a breed.
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Last week, Egypt reported its lowest headline inflation rate in almost seven years, paving the way for further interest rate cuts.
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Iran's leaders disqualified more than 122,000 candidates, including most moderates and centrists, paving the way for tougher domestic and foreign policies.
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In this atmosphere, multiple barriers — language, culture and ideology — make misunderstanding and dangerous miscalculations more likely, paving the way for conflict.
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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But Prepa declined that offer, defaulting on the payment and paving the way for the move on Sunday for court protection.
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A Family Court judge in Manhattan ended Ping's parental rights last year, paving the way for Amanda's adoption by another family.
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So basically Barris started paving the way for "The Bachelor" before Mike Fleiss was born — and he was a novelist, too!
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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Alas, the country's economy tanked that year, derailing his plans but serendipitously paving the way for his move to the States.
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European lawmakers have voted through the U.K.'s departure from the EU, paving the way for Brexit in two days' time.
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In March, President Trump granted the military expanded authorities to operate in Somalia, paving the way for an accelerated military campaign.
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In other major legislative news, the House today passed its fiscal year 2018 budget resolution, paving the way for tax reform.
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Film, art, fashion, and friendship — Rodarte's paving the way for fashion that is about more than clothing in the decade ahead.
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South Africa's Dagga Party won a court case last year permitting cannabis smoking in homes, paving the way for Tuesday's ruling.
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Back in the late 20173s, before BTS debuted, many groups were slowly paving the way for the genre&aposs growing popularity.
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But 19733 is when they really started winning — and when their victories began paving the way for getting rid of Roe.
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The Russian regime of Boris Yeltsin that emerged proved ineffective and corrupt, paving the way for Vladimir Putin's rise to power.
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Trump's decision prompted an across-the-board backlash, paving the way for Congress to formally rebuke the president for the move.
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Then consider that traditional broadcast television itself is in transition, again with the NFL possibly paving the way for live events.
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They're just paving the way for us young guys coming in now and guys down the line coming into the league.
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Respire's Dénouement and Ostraca's enemy were released just weeks apart this year and are both paving the way for screamo's evolution.
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Vietnam withdrew its forces from Cambodia in late 1989, paving the way for a 1991 treaty that officially ended the war.
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Now, I don't look at my job as paving the way for other Black reporters, and I don't think Yamiche does either.
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A 2013 constitutional energy reform ended Pemex's decades-long exploration and production monopoly, paving the way for seven oil auctions since then.
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The country had only just legalized the practice in 2016, paving the way for a more family-friendly environment in Australian politics.
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Some of those tests end up paving the way for our broader user experience and others serve only as an important learning.
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If approved, she will be suspended for six months during the trial, possibly paving the way for a more market-friendly administration.
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So are the Trumps paving the way for a new brand of American political dynasties that defy ethics and conflicts of interests?
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Lawmakers in Kansas and Oklahoma are paving the way for faith-based adoption agencies to refuse to place children in LGBTQ+ homes.
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Velasquez hustled his way to an infield base hit, paving the way for a two-run Phillies rally in the fourth inning.
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The first flight will be critical for the company, paving the way for regular commercial operations and these potential deep-space flights.
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Crude's surge to new 2016 highs this week is paving the way for stocks to keep rising, according to one bullish technician.
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" And Alexander, from Yoshi, said his company is "less interested in gas than we are for paving the way for hydrogen cars.
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On May 27 China's forex regulator published cross-border capital management rules on depository receipts, paving the way for Huatai's London listing.
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Haiti's last elected president left office without an elected successor, paving the way for a interim government led by President Jocelerme Privert.
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Earlier this month all eight backed the Article 50 bill, paving the way for the UK government to pull the Brexit trigger.
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Nonetheless, the FAA's ruling was a landmark, decriminalizing drones and potentially paving the way for a loosening of regulation in the future.
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In 1996, the Dutch government granted part-time employees equal rights as full-timers, paving the way for higher work-life balance.
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Nunes, in other words, could wind up paving the way for exactly the things he and Trump most want to stave off.
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INGRAHAM: We do radio -- HANNITY: By the way, how great was headed, Rush -- 30 years, paving the way for all of us?
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If Kim makes good on his promise to denuclearize, sanctions could be lifted, paving the way for Pyongyang to resume foreign trade.
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However it devalued the naira last month for individuals, paving the way for a possible broader move to narrow black market rates.
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Paving the way for this, the Icelandic authorities have recently taken measures to reduce the overhang of ISK claims by non-residents.
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Mr Ghani wants Pakistan to help push the Taliban to the negotiating table, thus paving the way for peace and economic reconstruction.
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We must strategically use precious public funds to push the limits of human knowledge while paving the way for others to follow.
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Thankfully, Milk Makeup's Blur the Lines campaign is paving the way for a more inclusive, less stereotypical way of thinking about makeup.
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Senate Republicans destroyed the filibuster, paving the way for Neil Gorsuch to take Antonin Scalia's Merrick Garland's seat on the Supreme Court.
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Iran on Thursday signalled it could be won over to a small rise in output, potentially paving the way for a deal.
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In May, Irish citizens voted to repeal the eighth amendment to Ireland's constitution, paving the way for legalized abortion in the country.
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Several mayors told The Hill they had private conversations with Garcetti, who appeared to be paving the way for a presidential bid.
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Some Wall Street analysts said the weak earnings in 2019 are paving the way for a solid 2020 earnings picture, boosting equities.
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The Memphis City Council then voted unanimously to sell the two parks to a nonprofit, paving the way for the statues' removal.
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But the carrier's lawyers abandoned the complaint at a court hearing on Monday evening, paving the way for another wave of strikes.
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These necessary changes would help account for billions of dollars already being spent on legal marijuana, paving the way for future regulation.
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A federal judge ruled Tuesday telecom giant AT&T could purchase media behemoth Time Warner, potentially paving the way for similar mergers.
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A motion was presented to declare all key positions vacant, paving the way for opponents to the bill to be nudged out.
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Read more: The explosive growth of quant investing is paving the way for 'super managers' in the hedge-fund industryStill, critics persist.
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Mnangagwa was named as ZANU-PF's new party chief on Sunday, paving the way for him to contest the 2018 presidential elections.
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On September 22019, the Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe dissolved the Diet, paving the way for a snap election on October 22.
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The conservative intellectual landscape has changed in three important ways since then, paving the way for the ruination of the Republican Party.
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Senegalese troops marched into Banjul the next day, paving the way for Adama Barrow, the new president, to enter the state house.
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Either way, "Raven Gegen Deutschland" definitely played a big role in paving the way for electronic music into the left-wing scene.
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The news comes a couple of days after the deal received its final required regulatory clearance, paving the way for the close.
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" He added: "We are on the right track but I don't want to suggest that is paving the way for any candidacy.
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As with radio and television in the last century, augmented reality is paving the way for a transformative new kind of storytelling.
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Its timing could hardly have been worse, but managers persisted, paving the way for a surge in production when the crisis ebbed.
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This situation is only deepening the backlash against buybacks, paving the way for bipartisan restrictions against share repurchases by bailed-out companies.
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N, the Justice Department said on Wednesday, paving the way for a combination with potential to cut U.S. healthcare costs for consumers.
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The outgoing governor had nominated attorney Pedro Pierluisi as secretary of state, paving the way for him to become the next governor.
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TOKYO — The emperor of Japan, Akihito, abdicated on Tuesday, paving the way for his son Naruhito to take the throne on Wednesday.
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The firing was widely seen as paving the way for Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, to succeed her husband as president, but Mrs.
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GOP leadership had appeared confident as of last week that the effort would fall short, paving the way for Trump's quick acquittal.
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The Turkish advance came after Trump ordered U.S. forces in the area to retreat, paving the way for the NATO ally's move.
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In the last two years, the top court has dismissed review pleas filed by the convicts, paving the way for the execution.
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On Thursday, the former rivals agreed to create a unity government before a February 22 deadline, paving the way for today's appointment.
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The House voted to begin debate on the GOP's healthcare plan Friday, paving the way for a cliffhanger vote in the afternoon.
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The Iranian government too has failed, including by not paving the way for the great economic "unshackling" it had promised its people.
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Turkey's parliament overwhelmingly approved a bill allowing troop deployment in Libya, paving the way for further military cooperation between Ankara and Tripoli.
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There's a beautiful circularity to the awards – they celebrate the industry's most powerful people while paving the way for its future stars.
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Now, with President Trump as the chief negotiator, these trust concerns should technically be alleviated, thus paving the way for legislative progress.
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Board of Education that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal," paving the way for a legal end to racial segregation in schools.
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The charges were set aside in 2009, paving the way for Zuma to run for president, but were re-instated in 2016.
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Today's conception of childhood emerged in the 19th century, paving the way for child-protection laws and a golden age of children's literature.
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Ultimately, Congress raised objections to the proposed combination, leading Cnooc to withdraw its offer and paving the way for Chevron to step in.
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He opened up the Americas to European settlement at the expense of the indigenous population, paving the way for the European slave trade.
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Supermodel Liu Wen has built an illustrious career in the cut-throat fashion industry, paving the way for models of Eastern Asian descent.
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But if Iger accepts it, he could be paving the way for the demise of traditional cable TV networks, including Disney's own ESPN.
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And if DJs and producers weren't actively releasing music using Amigas, their experience of OctaMED was paving the way for their future success.
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During a court appearance in Los Angeles on Friday, a judge finalized the divorce, paving the way for the $7 million divorce settlement.
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Instead, he said, the study is "hypothesis-generating," paving the way for future research in order to better understand the risks and benefits.
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Some speculators think the trend in Beijing's daily exchange rate fixings could be paving the way for a devaluation in March or April.
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That in turn is underpinning economic growth, paving the way for at least two interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve this year.
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As department stores and big-box brands fall out of vogue, smaller concept stores are paving the way for the future of retail.
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"One speculation is that North Korea's quietness at this point is paving the way for the sixth nuclear test in September," Sun said.
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Earlier this month in a state election in Victoria, it saw a dramatic drop in support, paving the way for Labor's re-election.
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In February the United Nations Security Council agreed to drop sanctions against Hekmatyar, paving the way for him to return openly to Afghanistan.
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N pilots voted in January to approve a two-year contract extension, paving the way for a 22 percent wage hike by 2018.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, the company that runs the stock exchange, recently reformed those rules, paving the way for Alibaba's secondary listing.
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Almost all anti-mining populists were ousted from parliament in last week's vote, paving the way for a healthier business environment, he added.
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In November 2017, the FCC eased longstanding rules against owning multiple media outlets in the same market, paving the way for the acquisition.
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But those who make it through to the other side face less competition, paving the way for massive upside during the next boom.
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In recent years, Native American women are going to college more than ever, paving the way for future generations of Indigenous women professionals.
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And tomorrow, August 5th, Mauritanians will vote in a constitutional referendum that critics see as paving the way for a third term, too.
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Tesla bought SolarCity for $2.6 billion last year, paving the way for Musk's ambitious plans for a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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He also instructed the border districts to put together guidelines on charging first-time crossers with misdemeanors, paving the way for future felonies.
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Apps in the U.S. including Snapchat and WhatsApp are gaining traction quickly, and paving the way for broader messaging adoption in North America.
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But in the meantime, we'll gladly applaud the entrepreneurs who are paving the way for body positivity and inclusion in the service space.
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The House last week passed a Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, paving the way for Congress to discuss tax reform.
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Some analysts saw the move as potentially paving the way for Buffett's firm Berkshire Hathaway to sell down its nearly $17 billion stake.
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In a statement the finance ministry said the measure will increase the attractiveness of those companies' assets, paving the way for their sale.
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But it's heartening to see people like him paving the way for more dialogue around gender identity and acceptance for the trans community.
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Roughly a dozen Republican senators remain undecided about the resolution, paving the way for supporters to potentially pick up more GOP "yes" votes.
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The two Korean leaders prepare to meet next week in what is seen as paving the way for the US-North Korea summit.
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"Europe is setting new and ambitious standards, paving the way for the rest of the world," European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans said.
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Last week, Trump hinted that he had reached a deal to drop those tariffs, paving the way for the USMCA in the Senate.
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President Donald Trump signed executive orders paving the way for the Dakota Access Pipeline and TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL shortly after taking office.
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He is widely expected to rule that way, setting up potentially conflicting judicial orders and paving the way for a Supreme Court showdown.
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Last week, the Senate passed its version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, paving the way for a conference with the House.
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John Ellenby, a British-born computer engineer who played a critical role in paving the way for the laptop computer, died on Aug.
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The US Supreme Court ruled against the Defense of Marriage Act Section 3 in 2013, paving the way for same-sex spousal rights.
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But Obama also lifted a 40-year ban on exporting U.S. crude oil in 2015, paving the way for a surge in shipments.
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On Wednesday, the Memphis City Council voted unanimously to sell the two parks to a nonprofit, paving the way for the statues' removal.
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A top court that critics claimed was stacked in Morales' favor threw out the restrictions, paving the way for him to run again.
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Macri said he would raise the income tax bracket floor by 20%, paving the way for a tax cut for two million workers.
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I'm still interested in paving the way for women and mothers, mostly through my writing, so my daughter's generation can reap the rewards.
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Once the gas billions flowed, starting in about 2000, family tensions eased, paving the way for an ambitious, reform-minded cast of royals.
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In the end, Cuarón's episode, "Murder, Obliquely," won a CableACE Award for best directing, paving the way for the rest of his career.
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We know that he is furious at Sessions for recusing himself from the matter, thereby paving the way for the appointment of Mueller.
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A year after going live, Enron, which had a competing exchange that had significant market share, would collapse, paving the way for ICE.
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But by 2009, he was unhappy with Mr. Abdullah's performance and pushed him out, paving the way for Mr. Najib to take over.
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But as we have seen twice now, that might well prove impossible, paving the way for a fourth general election in late summer.
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They are paving the way for more confidence in women to go out and make it known when they are taken advantage of.
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A small but growing contingent of women have broken their NDAs or worked to be released from them, paving the way for change.
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The next wave of CCS facilities is well underway, with U.S. paving the way for the deployment of several new innovative CCS projects.
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The Glass-Steagall law was repealed in 1999, paving the way for the creation of sprawling mega-banks like Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase.
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Shares of Tesla have doubled in price over the past three months, paving the way for a massive payday for CEO Elon Musk.
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He found new purpose in confinement, helping solve cold cases, testifying against cartel players and paving the way for some two dozen convictions.
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The euro area's economy maintained a healthy growth pace at the end of 2017, paving the way for another robust performance in 2018.
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"That £100 ended up paving the way for Virgin Galactic, Atlantic and all the other Virgin companies around the world today," writes Branson.
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The House is expected to pass articles of impeachment next week, paving the way for the Senate to take up the impeachment trial.
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Braintree, another PayPal-owned business, processes payments on behalf of many popular apps, paving the way for more integrations for Pay With Venmo.
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But Republicans have complete control over their state legislatures and governorships, paving the way for them to enact far-reaching conservative policy agendas.
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For now, there is no more important work than paving the way for future success by building a transparent, respectful and accountable culture.
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I think a lot of smart people thought that Trump was going to lose, but that he was paving the way for something worse.
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Arizona is the seventh state to pass this type of legislation, paving the way for robots to be a part of people's daily routines.
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The tribesmen eventually would be provided weapons, paving the way for offensive against the de facto ISIS capital of Raqqa under U.S. air cover.
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He also negotiated the US withdrawal from the 1972 ABM Treaty, paving the way for George W. Bush to develop a missile-defense program.
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He bought the bankrupt company's debt through his hedge fund ESL Investments, paving the way for him to become its owner once it emerged.
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All four 92 gold medalists remain active in their sports—only now, they are paving the way for a new generation of women athletes.
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The government and the NDF had initiated separate ceasefires in August, paving the way for peace talks in Oslo, brokered by the Norwegian government.
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I think it will continue on that way for a while -- with lots of good movies paving the way for the occasional ridiculous blockbuster.
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We still have a long way to go, but it's inspiring to know we have with folks like DeGeneres paving the way for acceptance.
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But this project was able to get an exemption because of the proven fire-resistance of mass timber, paving the way for more projects.
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That made it easier for the youngest children to write in class, but it started paving the way for the downfall of cursive altogether.
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Shortly thereafter, Indonesia claimed the region as its 27th province, paving the way for a violent conflict between the Indonesian military and separatist forces.
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Although the world erupted in protest, little was done to punish Russia, paving the way for Putin to annex two small parts of Georgia.
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Some fear political fault lines may deepen, possibly even paving the way for the return of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra into Thai politics.
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It has since fallen to below 16%, paving the way for the bank to cut rates last week by 425 basis points to 19.75%.
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And by accepting algorithmic classification into our lives, we're paving the way for the same sort of thing China plans to put into place.
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She announced her pregnancy on her 31st birthday last October, paving the way for the most epic (awkward?) family maternity shoot of all time.
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L by June 13, potentially paving the way for the mogul's Fox to take on Comcast in the battle for the British TV group.
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Careful diplomacy is paving the way for David Cameron to renegotiate Britain's European Union membership at a summit in Brussels on February 18th-19th.
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President Trump's hard-line but pragmatic approach to Iran is paving the way for the restoration of a semblance of order and regional stability.
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Longer term, this heightened transparency would set an important precedent, paving the way for a new era of global lawmaking and enhanced public trust.
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SHANGHAI — Chinese stocks had seemed poised to join an important global benchmark, paving the way for overseas money to pour into the country's markets.
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Amazon is partnering with the British government to expand its testing of delivery drones, paving the way for commercial air deliveries for UK residents.
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Member state representatives endorsed the proposal on Friday, paving the way for it to be approved by ministers when they meet on May 26.
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In recent weeks, however, both GOP senators and the White House have tempered their initial criticisms of Moore, paving the way for Trump's endorsement.
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Ground-breaking research and robust trials are paving the way for innovative treatments that could change the course of cancer for decades to come.
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Four of seven "key regulatory positions will be filled by nominees from the new administration, paving the way for deregulation to accelerate," Graseck wrote.
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Zodiac shares accordingly rose 22 percent, paving the way for their best day in 30 years but indicating investors did not expect other bids.
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"In Cold Blood," Truman Capote By now, most everyone knows how revolutionary this book was, paving the way for a new genre of writing.
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In fact, Republicans became even more fevered, not only obstructing Obama but becoming more extreme in their racial politics, paving the way for Trump.
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His own efforts forced the Democratic Party to award primary votes proportionally, paving the way for Barack Obama to be a viable presidential candidate.
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Instead, the Russian side smashed through their visitors, storming to a 222-0 victory paving the way for an unlikely qualification from their group.
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The Cowboys limited the Giants to 233 total yards, paving the way for Dallas' 19-3 victory on Sunday night at AT&T Stadium.
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In 2014, Jeffress wrote a book arguing that Obama was paving the way for the coming of the Antichrist, if not the Antichrist himself.
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Many saw it as a step towards establishing bitcoin as a legitimate asset class, potentially paving the way for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
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At nearly the same time, however, the country's electoral commission was paving the way for more candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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The first, characterized by the discovery of fire and language, led humans to greatly increase their brain size, paving the way for future advancement.
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Her sitcom has been hailed for paving the way for shows like Girls by centering on a single-by-choice woman with professional aspirations.
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The two small buildings would be demolished, paving the way for two new mixed-income towers that would be operated by a private landlord.
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Both are paving the way for the hotel group's further expansion to Nashville, New York, Dallas, Palm Springs, and more in the coming years.
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In 2000, a campaign finance scandal forced him to step aside as chairman of the Christian Democrats, paving the way for Ms. Merkel's ascent.
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Hansel is paving the way for other pit bulls In addition to being a very good boy, Hansel is making history, according to Skaziak.
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He worked on paving the way for a new stadium in the Bronx, negotiating into the waning days of his second and final term.
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Such policies are paving the way for higher quality of care through various new provisions including increased accessibility of overdose medications for emergency workers.
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The decision is "final," the court said in a statement, paving the way for the U.S. electric car giant to resume the forest clearance.
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The whole focus has been on the way these entities can manipulate interest rates and print money, supposedly paving the way for economic growth.
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It was wonderful and to see his body of work, and also what he did for African-Americans by paving the way for writers.
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Comcast announced Thursday that it would drop out of the race to acquire Fox's assets, paving the way for Disney to complete its takeover.
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Billie Eilish expressed her support for climate activist Greta Thunberg, saying she is "paving the way" for the future, in an interview with NME.
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But last month, as he was denied bail twice, Mr. Ghosn stepped down, paving the way for the French automaker to appoint new leadership.
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Health campaigners petitioned the EPA to determine that there is no safe exposure level for the chlorpyrifos, paving the way for a total ban.
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Every time I met a woman who graduated from the academy in the previous decade, I thanked her for paving the way for me.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved articles of impeachment against the President, paving the way for the final floor vote expected next week.
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There are key differences between LIGO's ground-based detector and a space-based observatory like the one LISA Pathfinder is paving the way for.
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" Another stockholder proposal calls for Facebook to eliminate its Class B shares, paving the way for shareholders to limit Zuckerberg's power and "hold management accountable.
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Junior foreign minister Alan Duncan thanked Ecuador for paving the way for Assange's arrest by withdrawing his asylum after "extensive dialogue" between London and Quito.
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Three judges later ruled to further delay it, but that decision was ultimately reversed Tuesday by the full panel, paving the way for Doe's abortion.
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U.S. officials announced after his arrest on Thursday that he had been charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusion, paving the way for his extradition.
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Another order gives the Agriculture Ministry the authority to designate indigenous lands, paving the way for agricultural development in areas that were previously off limits.
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Five of the justices granted the stay, paving the way for an appellate court to begin hearing the case June 2 on an expedited schedule.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo lawmakers voted to dissolve parliament on Thursday, paving the way for a parliamentary election after Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj resigned last month.
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Instead, Mr Zuma, who is accused of 783 counts of corruption, is paving the way for his ex-wife, whom he expects to protect him.
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In 2013, the National Justice Council of Brazil said the government cannot deny marriage licenses to same-sex couples, paving the way for gay marriage.
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The official spoke to reporters before the Senate passed a resolution Friday evening paving the way for a vote on the impeachment verdict next Wednesday.
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The Senate on Tuesday voted in support of North Macedonia joining NATO, paving the way for the Balkan country to become part of the alliance.
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The deal could settle a long-standing diplomatic dispute with its neighbor Greece — potentially paving the way for Macedonia's entry to the EU and NATO.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition has retained a two-thirds "super majority," paving the way for him to become the nation's longest-serving leader.
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That vote was the first major legislative step in the impeachment process, paving the way for another vote that was expected to occur this week.
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More broadly, IoT is poised to dramatically transform virtually every aspect of medicine while paving the way for incremental profitability across the entire healthcare landscape.
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The bonus: Your youngster will feel empowered and start to look at food in a whole new light, paving the way for lifelong nutritious eating.
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Hinkley is seen as the frontrunner to closer Chinese nuclear involvement, paving the way for another project in Britain that would use Chinese nuclear technology.
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"She was Club One's very first entertainer, officiating our grand opening in 1988, and paving the way for female impersonation in Savannah," the club said.
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But a parliamentary committee approved the anti-honor killing bill Thursday, paving the way for it to be approved by Pakistan's lower and upper houses.
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Twenty years ago this week, Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving dictator, resigned, paving the way for the country's presidents to be chosen at the ballot box.
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Models like Denise Bidot, Sabina Karlsson, Carmen Carrera, Maya Monès, Lauren Wasser, and Iskra Lawrence are paving the way for a more inclusive fashion industry.
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Support for devolution grew, paving the way for the opening of the Scottish Parliament in 270, which in turn expedited the rise of the SNP.
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She created the Avon International Running Circuit of women's-only races in 27 countries, paving the way for the first women's Olympic marathon in 1984.
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President Donald Trump has told Congress to release the controversial "Nunes memo" paving the way for the classified document to become public later on Friday.
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Greece concluded a bailout review last month, paving the way for the disbursement of further funds after more reforms to its pension and tax systems.
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Even in Britain, the leader of the opposition, a leftist called Jeremy Corbyn, sees Mr Costa paving the way for a multinational "anti-austerity coalition".
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Three UK and Three Italy are implementing Shine's technology, the companies said today, paving the way for other brands in the Three Group to follow.
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Congress should make it easier to get the necessary permissions to build transmission, paving the way for a grid with more and cheaper clean energy.
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They added language paving the way for the Senate, if it chooses, to make the bill's tax credit more generous for people age 50-64.
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In India's case, the Congress Party became mired in corruption scandals, paving the way for Modi and the BJP to present themselves as pragmatic reformers.
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But none have emerged, paving the way for a 66 percent jump in bitcoin prices in August, including a fresh record near $4,800 on Thursday.
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The question, however, is whether the role of sleep in consolidating memories can be enhanced, paving the way for controlled memory manipulation in the future.
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But November's elections gave Republicans big wins in those states, paving the way for an aggressive new campaign to undermine Democrats' once-powerful labor allies.
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Rashida Tlaib won the Democratic nomination for Michigan's 13th Congressional District, paving the way for her to become the first Muslim woman elected into Congress.
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The runner-up in Peru's presidential contest conceded defeat on Friday, paving the way for a former finance minister to become the country's next leader.
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We should be paving the way for new drivers to sustain our society's demand for speedy service, not hanging on to obsolete and inconsistent policies.
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The Speaker agreed on a vote in exchange for conservative support to overcome a procedural hurdle paving the way for the party's signature tax reform.
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However, the EU is expected to grant the UK another Brexit delay on Friday, paving the way for opposition parties to back a fresh election.
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"The judiciary is paving the way for a better shot at justice for survivors," said Saji Philip of the anti-trafficking charity International Justice Mission.
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Trump defeated Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in that contest, paving the way for him to choose someone other than Garland for the Supreme Court seat.
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LONDON — The European Union could extend Britain's EU membership until as late as next summer, paving the way for a possible second referendum on Brexit.
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The resolution is set to go through the House Rules Committee on Monday evening, paving the way for floor action as soon as this week.
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But it seemed plain when the case was argued in April that he was satisfied that Texas had standing, paving the way for a deadlock.
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If successful it could cut the militants' main access route to the outside world, paving the way for an assault on their Syrian capital Raqqa.
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Disney purchased Lucasfilm from George Lucas, the creator of "Star Wars," in 2012 for $4 billion, paving the way for a new trilogy of films.
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Fox Media LLC filed a trademark application for the phrase "OK, boomer," last week, paving the way for the phrase to reach a television audience.
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ESPN will officially launch new direct-to-consumer streaming service within the ESPN app Thursday called ESPN+, paving the way for the company's digital transformation.
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The big picture: In late 2017, the FCC eliminated a rule that kept news stations under local control, paving the way for automated national programming.
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However, a sharp reversal got underway as the tax bill's passage became certain, paving the way for a bigger government deficit and more federal borrowing.
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Caroline Calloway is seen as one of the first social media influencers, paving the way for others on Instagram to make their claim to fame.
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The company said it was rapidly surmounting those obstacles, paving the way for some 5G services to begin arriving in the first half of 2019.
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Today's connected cars are paving the way for autonomous vehicles and vehicle-to-vehicle communications, and eventually vehicle-to-infrastructure communications making our roads safer.
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In March, scientists at Purdue University announced they had completed a map of Zika's protein structure, paving the way for further insights for vaccine development.
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On Tuesday, the commission said it would allow the developer to keep its casino license, paving the way for the property to open in June.
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Charter tried to have the case dismissed, to no avail, and ultimately lost its argument in an appeals court, paving the way for the settlement.
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With our healing, education and advocacy programs, we are paving the way for innovative approaches to trauma and legislative reforms to ensure justice for survivors.
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This month it secured a Golden Globe nomination for best foreign-language film, paving the way for a potential Oscar nomination in the same category.
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And companies like DJI are improving the state of computer vision, which allows them to recognize different objects, paving the way for better autonomous navigation.
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Deals • Dell sweetened an offer to buy out investors in a special tracking stock, paving the way for it to return to the public markets.
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A judge declined to issue an injunction requested by a Confederate heritage group, paving the way for three Confederate statues to be removed in Memphis.
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Even in the hot months of the otherwise off-season, some hotels began doubling rates, paving the way for a boom in private sector accommodations.
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Then his presidential bid got a big boost when he was attacked by Democratic President Lyndon Johnson, paving the way for his nomination and election.
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He expects the LMH-21 to become certified by the Federal Aviation Administration by the end of 22023, paving the way for delivery in 252.
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These private platforms are paving the way for the Chinese government to gain unfettered and unsupervised access to children—and it's happening under our noses.
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To me, investing in the long term, cultivating inter-community relationships, and paving the way for truly sustainable change is all rooted in our values.
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The measure will help law enforcement identify unauthorized drones that may pose a security threat, paving the way for wider adoption of commercial drone technology.
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First, a leader who is passionate about paving the way for women to embrace their confidence and secure the tools needed to achieve career goals.
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Check it out ... TP says any bad blood between them had to take a backseat to honoring Spike for paving the way for black filmmakers.
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The U.S. government officially took note of India's interest in APEC, paving the way for the two countries to have further discussions on the issue.
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Air France-KLM's nomination committee on Friday decided to back Janaillac, the source said, paving the way for his nomination by the board on Tuesday.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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But some women are paving the way for the future of female leadership in fintech, energy, childcare, and real estate — including these seven rising stars.
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Cowen Research said this year's midterm elections likely will result in a strong Democratic win, also paving the way for more ease on cannabis restrictions.
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The United Arab Emirates' nuclear regulator approved a nuclear reactor Monday, paving the way for the first commercial nuclear power plant in an Arab nation.
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Spotify, a provider of streaming music, went public in 2018 in a direct listing, paving the way for other high-profile start-ups to follow.
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An aspiring Tasmanian distiller challenged the federal statute in 1989, paving the way for a boom first in craft Tasmanian whiskies, and more recently, gins.
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Then, in April, a rule was revised to permit athletically-motivated transfers, theoretically paving the way for players like Jojuan to switch schools more easily.
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Now, new, more restrictive rules on money-market funds will be taking effect in October, paving the way for changes to 401(k) plan investment menus.
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Last month, Kiir signed a framework agreement with rebel leader Machar in Khartoum providing for a ceasefire, paving the way for talks toward a full treaty.
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Franco-German treaties are supposed to be milestones in the process of European integration, paving the way for the bloc as a whole to deepen cooperation.
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LiveJournal (33)A year after Open Diary and Xanga, LiveJournal became a go-to destination for confessional writing, paving the way for a decade of oversharing.
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Those sanctions were effectively removed in January, paving the way for Iran to increase its production of crude and adding uncertainty to already jittery oil markets.
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"With today's executive order I'm directing the EPA to take action paving the way for the elimination of this very destructive and horrible rule," Trump said.
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Projecting 2019: The Tigers began their rebuild with an exodus of talent during the 2017 season, paving the way for a potentially bright future in Detroit.
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Below are a few ways in which China's commitment to innovative architecture is paving the way for a greener future — and for exciting sustainable investment opportunities.
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Market watchers had expected the IPO to launch in the coming days, paving the way for a November listing on Saudi Arabia's Tadawul exchange in Riyadh.
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A handful of US businesses have gotten positive signals from China in recent weeks, paving the way for lucrative deals in the world's second biggest economy.
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A series of trips to Mars, paving the way for a permanent colony, has been the firm's long-term goal ever since its beginning in 2002.
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This, in turn, is paving the way for API-first and mobile-first banks such as Atom, Mondo and — with one further layer of abstraction — Auka.
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No candidate is expected to earn a majority on Sunday, paving the way for a run-off between the top two vote-getters on Oct. 28.
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George Garofano illegally hacked the private Apple iCloud accounts of Lawrence, paving the way for nude photos and private info to leak all over the Internet.
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NCAA ruling, the association can no longer cap the scholarships colleges offer student-athletes, paving the way for schools to begin offering larger education-related packages.
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The success reinforced Kardashian's role as a shrewd businesswoman, paving the way for other celebrity-app ventures from the likes of Katy Perry and Britney Spears.
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If all goes well, the talks could be concluded by the end of March, the source said, paving the way for approval by the supervisory board.
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China is racing against other countries to deploy 5G on a large scale, paving the way for advances in technologies like artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the current Supreme Court's longest-serving member, announced his retirement Wednesday, paving the way for Trump to shape the future America's highest court .
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Federal regulators in June divided up oversight of those companies between the FTC and the Justice Department, paving the way for potential investigations into antitrust violations.
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Senate Democrats relented in their filibuster of the government spending bill on Monday, paving the way for the federal government to reopen as soon as Tuesday.
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They were set aside in April 2009 by the then-head of the NPA, paving the way for Zuma to run for president later that year.
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A 1950 federal law helped clarify the relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico, paving the way for a public vote on its new constitution.
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Her trademark includes the same kinds of goods and services as her cousins, paving the way for Thompson's foray into Good American Jeans alongside her mom.
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So any choice to go for a long delay might be accompanied by her stepping down and paving the way for a major political shake-up.
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William Loud — arguably pioneer of reality TV, paving the way for the Kardashians and MTV's Real World roommates — has died, his family announced Thursday on Facebook.
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But last week it abandoned a $14 billion bid for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc, paving the way for a rival bid by Marriott International Inc.
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Boodoo said increased state investment in electric buses would help upgrade transport systems, while cutting climate-changing emissions and paving the way for consumers to follow.
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Tesla acquired SolarCity for $2.6 billion in August, paving the way for Tesla CEO Elon Musk's ambitious plans for a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was nominated by hundreds of his supporters, paving the way for him to file endorsement papers required to officially declare his candidacy.
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Fowler then moved to suspend the rules and vote by a voice vote, paving the way for DNC members to swiftly and overwhelmingly adopt the reforms.
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In a victory for Modi, the Supreme Court on Saturday awarded Hindu groups control of the site, paving the way for the construction of a temple.
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats came out victorious on Tuesday -- winning back control of the chamber and paving the way for additional oversight of the Trump administration.
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After reviewing his case file, the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles on Monday denied his request for clemency, paving the way for his Tuesday execution.
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Greece and its lenders concluded over the weekend the third bailout review, paving the way for talks on debt to kick off in the new year.
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The companies, along with state-owned National Oil Corp (NOC), signed a letter of intent in London on Monday paving the way for the final deal.
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It also removes the gaps that speakers and buttons create, paving the way for fully waterproof devices, and could even enable the coveted bezel-less screen.
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The Trump administration on Sunday abruptly announced US troops would be withdrawn from northeastern Syria, paving the way for Turkey to launch a military invasion there.
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The House budget resolution, in addition to paving the way for tax reform, includes details on where to trim some of the growth in runaway spending.
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And while that degree of negativity is unusually pronounced, a general pessimism about America has persisted for well over a decade, paving the way for Trump.
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McCarthy dropped out of the Speaker's race in 2015 after he failed to win over enough conservatives, paving the way for Ryan to take the gavel.
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After weeks of resistance, Trump agreed to just that on Friday, paving the way for congressional Democrats and Republicans to approve a stop-gap funding bill.
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In a possible sign that authorities are paving the way for a fifth term, Ouyahia said a campaign would be launched to showcase the president's achievements.
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If passed, the UK Parliament could be dissolved by the end of this week, paving the way for a month-long election campaign to take place.
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The Senate voted Tuesday to formally start debate on Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination, paving the way for a showdown on President Trump's pick this week.
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However, the majority needed to block the Commission's decision was not reached at a meeting on Friday, paving the way for an automatic waiver on Aug.
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So the NHS app development freebies that DeepMind Health is engaged with now are clearly paving the way for a broad AI push down the line.
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Some Wall Street analysts believe that generally weaker earnings in 2019 are paving the way for a solid 2020 profit picture and a boost to stocks.
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Similar tensions divided the opposition to President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, paving the way for the country's descent into civil war over six years ago.
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Supreme Court The Supreme Court has ruled that insanity defenses are not required under the Constitution, possibly paving the way for states to effectively abolish them.
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In fact, it was Thebe Magugu who took home the final Prize, paving the way for South African designers like Khumalo to follow in his footsteps.
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The Senate approved the massive stimulus package by a unanimous vote of 96-0 on Wednesday evening, paving the way for the House to act next.
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The charges were set aside in 2009, paving the way for Zuma to run for president, but were re-instated in 2016 by the Supreme Court.
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The attack came days after the Trump administration signed a deal with the Taliban aimed at paving the way for U.S. troops to withdraw from Afghanistan.
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It was handed off to Degeneres by a tearful Kate McKinnon, who thanked the comedian for paving the way for other LGBTQ performers in the industry.
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Goldwater's loss, far from dooming the American right, inspired a new generation of conservative activists to redouble their efforts, paving the way for the Reagan revolution.
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Members in both parties fiercely criticized his decision earlier this month to pull back U.S. troops from northern Syria, paving the way for the Turkish invasion.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China released on Monday this year's first list of "recommended" green energy vehicles, paving the way for 185 car models to receive government subsidies.
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Germany is now making amends with new legislation that effectively introduces a two-track senior market, expected on July 22022 and paving the way for supply.
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Trump has also staffed his administration with conservatives who generally hold a favorable view of corporate mergers, effectively paving the way for the deal's regulatory approval.
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Uganda offered amnesty to fighters who abandoned LRA ranks and renounced violence, paving the way for ex-child soldiers to start afresh - at least in theory.
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"In very difficult circumstances, she helped guide her nation towards a peaceful and democratic future, paving the way for her successor to follow," Mo Ibrahim said.
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Barron expanded the family's Hilton Hotels empire and helped start the American Football League as the Chargers' first owner, paving the way for the modern NFL.
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Mr. Kiir said he will name Mr. Machar as First Vice President on Friday, paving the way for the government to be set up on Saturday.
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Harry Reid tore into Mitch McConnell at the Democratic National Convention, blaming the majority leader and like-minded Republicans for paving the way for Donald Trump.
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Republicans have to get a budget resolution through to create reconciliation rules for tax reform paving the way for a simple majority vote in the Senate.
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Sorrentino added that one specific painting showed a rock crashing down on an old pope, paving the way for a new one and his new ideas.
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More than 20 cookbooks, a pioneering TV show and a stream of formative critiques followed, paving the way for chefs like Julia Child and Marcella Hazan.
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But in Squalius alburnoides, sperm with multiple chromosome sets can provide all the nuclear genetic material needed for a viable offspring — paving the way for androgenesis.
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During Friday's early hours, however, the Senate managed to pass a short-term funding bill, paving the way for an increase in military and domestic spending.
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Sony launched two new smartphones on Thursday that can capture 33-D images, potentially paving the way for augmented reality, gaming and 3-D printing applications.
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Her case against the United States led to the Supreme Court ruling that overturned the Defense of Marriage Act, paving the way for the Obergefell v.
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But in the past, they've rejected the defense's offer of a guilty plea in exchange for a life sentence, paving the way for a lengthy trial.
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Breitburn reached an agreement in principle with its key creditors on the terms of the reorganization plan on Tuesday, paving the way for the court approval.
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Still, whatever the intention, Russian officials spun the move as a signal that the Trump administration was paving the way for improved relations with their government.
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If a referendum is recommended, a vote would then be needed in parliament to set one up, potentially paving the way for a plebiscite in 2018.
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He ended American support for anti-regime moderates in Syria, paving the way for the Assad regime — and thus its Russian helpers — to consolidate their grip.
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At IGNITION 2018, learn more about Salesforce's unique culture, and how Robbins continues to champion and scale initiatives that are paving the way for other companies.
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The legislation may be paving the way for an end-of-year spending fight, potentially over what spurred past Trump-era government shutdowns: border wall spending.
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As a result, school principals started to ban pricey sportswear, paving the way for some of the dress code and uniform policies on the books today.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu announced his resignation on Thursday, paving the way for the country's president to pursue a tighter trip on power.
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His term is due to end in January, paving the way for Republicans to overhaul Fannie and Freddie which back trillions of dollars worth of U.S. mortgages.
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It was Mugabe's sacking of Mnangagwa as his vice-president — paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him — that triggered the army to seize control.
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A new president took the reins of the WCPCA at the beginning of 2016 and the lawsuit was dismissed, paving the way for a return to Bridgeville.
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Indonesia's Supreme Court has thrown out a landholders' lawsuit on technical grounds, paving the way for the government to take over the remaining land for the project.
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The social media firm is testing the Android app only in the Philippines for now, paving the way for a mainstream release down the road, TechCrunch reports.
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The move is triggering a backlash from top House Democrats who say without hearing directly from Mattis they will oppose legislation paving the way for his confirmation.
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For the first time in its history, the island has passed laws providing vouchers for students to attend private schools and paving the way for charter schools.
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The UK Parliament is expected to reject her divorce deal, heightening political tension in Europe's second largest economy and perhaps paving the way for a general election.
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But in May, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out a federal ban against sports betting, paving the way for states to legalize, regulate and tax the activity.
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The calendar may get busier, after Italy's Constitutional Court ruled on Wednesday that the voting system was invalid, paving the way for early polls, possibly this summer.
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Investors had been expecting that the mega IPO would launch in the coming days, paving the way for a November listing on Saudi Arabia's domestic stock market.
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They are paving the way for cleaner energy to become a part of our everyday lives across the globe, and their bright ideas are already making waves.
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With their feather-like leaves, they proliferated across the wasteland for many hundreds of years to a couple thousand years, paving the way for forests to rebound.
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James Lankford introduced a resolution to limit post-cloture debate time for district court nominees to two hours, paving the way for final votes the same day.
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The centrist minority government of Prime Minister Ludovic Orban was toppled in a no confidence vote earlier this week, paving the way for a snap parliamentary election.
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The former South Bend mayor said that nominating a staunch ideologue would not draw new people to the ballot box, potentially paving the way for Trump's reelection.
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Also Tuesday, Judge Barry Williams denied a motion by Rice's attorneys to dismiss the indictment, paving the way for the trial's opening statements to begin Thursday morning.
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Belgium has lifted its opposition to a trade deal between the European Union and Canada on Thursday, paving the way for national parliamentary approval across the bloc.
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Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft successfully sent a bomb down to the surface of Asteroid Ryugu on Thursday, paving the way for scientific studies of the space rock's interior.
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If it's the latter, it could mean that whatever read/write protections Nintendo added to Switch games have already been bested, paving the way for future exploitation.
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MMA fighting was banned in the state until new legislation was passed in March that legalized and regulated the sport — paving the way for the UFC battle.
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India's cabinet cleared the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter jets from Dassault Aviation on Wednesday, paving the way for signing a deal, a government source told Reuters.
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Stars like actress Laverne Cox and musician Laura Jane Grace have played a part in paving the way for people to come out about their own transitions.
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In April, the FCC reversed a 2016 decision limiting the number of television stations some broadcasters can buy, paving the way for the Sinclair-Tribune tie-up.
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Sistani successfully blocked Maliki from taking the premiership after winning the 2014 election, paving the way for the appointment of the current prime minister, Haider al-Abadi.
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The sale "will solidify Hypermarcas' balance sheet even further, eventually paving the way for more dividend payouts," analysts with Credit Suisse Securities wrote in a client note.
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The 93-year-old Mr Mugabe is thought to be paving the way for his wife Grace, an avid shopper, to succeed him as president of Zimbabwe.
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The administration believes new policies aimed at paving the way for more kidney transplants could boost the number of transplants from 20,000 a year to 47,000 annually.
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The committee voted 10-5 in Haspel&aposs favor on Wednesday, paving the way for her expected confirmation to become the first woman to lead the CIA.
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Still, Trump's comments on Wednesday, paving the way for his visit to NATO headquarters in Brussels in May, will likely send a sigh of relief through Europe.
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Unless the parties find ways to adapt to rapidly changing societies, they risk paving the way for a new crop of populist outsiders or for chronic conflict.
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One currency in particular, ethereum, has gained more than 2,000 percent this year because investors see its potential in paving the way for a new, decentralized internet.
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Tiger Resort Asia Ltd, Universal's subsidiary, agreed to acquire a majority stake in a Manila listed company in September, paving the way for its own backdoor listing.
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On Wednesday, parliament rejected leaving the EU without a deal, paving the way for Thursday's vote that could delay Brexit until at least the end of June.
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The House passed the Senate's budget resolution by a vote of 216-212 this morning, paving the way for the GOP's tax plan over the coming weeks.
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The district is considered solidly Democratic, paving the way for Haaland to take the congressional seat vacated by Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham, who is running for governor.
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A loophole in criminal law allowed "therapeutic abortion", so doctors begin to administer them to women with rubella, paving the way for legislative changes ten years later.
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As the architect of Public Law 7, Garcia welcomed the loan sharks onto the island by paving the way for some of the most abusive lending practices.
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That ought to provide fundamental support for crude prices, paving the way for a reversion toward a more sustainable price equilibrium above $22016 a barrel in 22017.
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The death of the world's longest-reigning monarch had raised questions over whether the junta would delay elections paving the way for a return to civilian rule.
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The state's Supreme Court on Wednesday said there would be no additional rehearings, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, paving the way for the footage's release.
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Eleven years and 23 films later, the climax of the Marvel Cinematic Universe came and went with "Avengers: Endgame," paving the way for new heroes and stories.
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But regulators have since put forth new guidelines, the stock market has steadied and the government this year finalised its policies, paving the way for renewed activity.
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And Amazon was given permission to operate beyond line-of-sight flights last July — paving the way for the Prime Air customer trial that launched last December.
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" Clinton in her new book criticized Bernie Sanders for doing "lasting damage" to her campaign and "paving the way" for Trump's attacks against her as "Crooked Hillary.
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Didi said separately on Monday it launched its ride-hailing service in Toluca, Mexico paving the way for a battle with rival Uber Technologies in the region.
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The 1985 earthquake marked a "before and after" moment in Mexican politics, helping channel opposition to the PRI's one-party rule and paving the way for democracy.
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The growing use of computing power in vehicles is paving the way for self-driving cars, creating new rivalries and business opportunities for technology companies and automakers.
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But some investors fear Maduro's promise to restructure and refinance debt rings hollow, and that his government may in fact be paving the way for a default.
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Artists and other urban pioneers have over the last several years turned the surrounding area into a destination, paving the way for star chefs and luxury apartments.
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After Ford's campervan release to the European market and the global Mustang fascination, it seems Ford is paving the way for other American car brands' international presence.
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He originally traveled to Pyongyang in April, paving the way for the historic summit between Trump and Kim in Singapore, but other meetings haven't gone so well.
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The result supports predictions that Macron will secure a whopping majority in the second round, thereby paving the way for him to implement his pro-business agenda.
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Starwood declared Monday that Anbang's latest offer was "reasonably likely to lead to a 'superior offer,' " paving the way for Starwood to break its agreement with Marriott.
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But no matter the reason, it's clear that Netflix is a crucial new piece of infrastructure, paving the way for the migration of our talent and stores.
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But in exchange folks are basically handing all that sensitive data over to their employer, paving the way for potential discrimination if you decide not to participate.
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A spokesperson said at the time the move was aimed at "unencumbering" the assets and paving the way for a sale at some point in the future.
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Caroline Calloway is seen as one of the first social media influencers, paving the way for other Instagram influencers like her to make their claim to fame.
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China on Sunday abolished presidential term limits from its constitution, paving the way for President Xi Jinping to remain in office for an unrestricted amount of time.
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Queensland farmer Bruce Currie said the project would affect groundwater if Adani's plans to build new rail infrastructure go ahead, paving the way for further coal mines.
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While later variants of the Fokker would surpass the Red Baron's driedecker (translation: triplane), the Fokker Dr 1 earned its reputation paving the way for aerial dogfights.
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EU finance ministers backed the EU Commission in its critical assessment of Italy's public finances, paving the way for the start of disciplinary procedures in early July.
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Just 11 days after the protests began, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia relinquished power, paving the way for the playwright Vaclav Havel to become president in December.
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If Biney is feeling the pressure of paving the way for the next generation of African-American women entering the sport, she is taking it with stride.
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Mr. Sharif and other political leaders have accused the military of denying them a level playing field in those elections, paving the way for Mr. Khan's win.
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The bottom of this cycle won't truly come until there is evidence the deadly pandemic is under control, paving the way for a recovery in the economy.
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The House on Monday night approved a slate of last-minute "technical" corrections to a sweeping aid package, paving the way for swift adoption by the Senate.
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Innogy holds an extraordinary shareholders' meeting to put to vote a transfer of shares of remaining minority investors to E.ON, paving the way for a complete takeover.
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But Facebook still commands higher premiums for the ads it shows, paving the way for Facebook to build more offramps from Instagram into the main Facebook product.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's career began with a relatively short stint as an army paratrooper that ended in controversy, paving the way for his first electoral victory in 22010.
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That made it one of the first domains to explicitly refer to a language and culture, paving the way for others, when it first appeared in 2006.
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While things are still unresolved between the singer and her former record label, Big Machine Records, she's paving the way for a better, extremely on-brand future.
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"Maya Rupert and Natalie Montelongo have both done important work breaking down barriers and paving the way for others to follow," Warren told POLITICO in a statement.
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The peaceful Velvet Revolution toppled the Communist regime in former Czechoslovakia 213 years ago, paving the way for democratic and economic reforms in the former Soviet satellite.
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Attico, Sara Battaglia and F.R.S (For Restless Sleepers) are relatively new to the city's show calendar — but they're already paving the way for a new Italian aesthetic.
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The emphatic election victory of Prime Minister Boris Johnson cleared much of the short-term uncertainty hanging over Britain's economy, paving the way for the country's Jan.
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"Visualizing that victory was a very powerful source of energy that was paving the way for me to actually achieve that one day," Djokovic said in December.
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Switzerland's financial markets regulator has approved the first Swiss private bank for asset management, potentially paving the way for other global banks to offer digital currency products.
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The U.S. eventually lifted those tariffs, paving the way for the United States Mexico Canada Agreement — an updated version of the the 3003-year-old NAFTA deal.
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Its multi-touch display, for example, was crucial in paving the way for the touch-based operating systems found on smartphones, tablets, and computers around the world.
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The developments are, however, viewed as healthy - paving the way for more accurate risk pricing and creating more normal differentiation in yields for strong and weak borrowers.
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In April, the FCC reversed a 2016 decision limiting the number of television stations some broadcasters can buy, paving the way for the Sinclair Tribune tie-up.
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In addition, Israel recently passed contentious legislation paving the way for the retroactive legalization of settlement outposts that were built without government authorization on private Palestinian land.
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The unions say its debt was caused by excessive investment in France's high-speed network and accuse Macron of paving the way for privatization, which officials deny.
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After months of feuding, shareholders and Eneco's board had agreed in February that the company would be sold, paving the way for privatisation in the coming months.
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Last month, US regulators approved the merger of SunTrust (STI) and BB&T (BBT), paving the way for the formation of the nation's sixth-largest commercial bank.
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It highlights a shift in policy from countries including Argentina, Columbia, Paraguay and Mexico paving the way for them there to form a greater allegiance with Israel.
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The Cole memo discouraged U.S. attorneys from prosecuting marijuana-related cases in states that have legalized the substance, paving the way for such laws to be implemented.
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Conservative, pro-Brexit ministers and MPs are loathe to undermine Theresa May out of fears of toppling the government and paving the way for a snap election.
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Members of her conservative bloc resolved their own differences and agreed to limiting migration on Monday, paving the way for talks to begin with the other parties.
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In essence, PROMESA will make our students more proficient, thus, paving the way for a new and more educated workforce that can compete in the global economy.
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Currently ranked 52nd in the world, Venus was out front, alone, paving the way for Serena, Sloane Stephens, Madison Keys, Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff.
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Currently ranked 52nd in the world, Venus was out front, alone, paving the way for Serena, Sloane Stephens, Madison Keys, Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff.
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"His attacks caused lasting damage, making it harder to unify progressives in the general election and paving the way for Trump's 'Crooked Hillary' campaign," Clinton wrote in 2017.
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President Borut Pahor on Friday scheduled the inaugural session of Slovenia&aposs newly-elected parliament for June 22, paving the way for the formation of a future government.
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Bonet left the show after the first season, paving the way for Jasmine Guy's spoiled Whitley Gilbert and Kadeem Hardison's spectacularly spectacled Dwayne Wayne to emerge as leads.
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Volkswagen Truck & Bus, which will be renamed Traton, will convert into a Societas Europaea in the fall, paving the way for a possible listing, Renschler told Manager Magazin.
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The Yemeni government move came as U.N.-sponsored peace negotiations in Kuwait ended without an agreement after nearly three months of talks, paving the way for fresh fighting.
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Nichola Gutgold is a professor of communication at Penn State University, Lehigh Valley campus, and the author of the forthcoming book Still Paving the Way for Madam President.
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In her classic sitcom "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" she was one of TV's first single working women, paving the way for generations of future female TV stars.
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Separatist forces are also supposed to pull back in these areas, to put both sides out of sniper range and reduce skirmishing, paving the way for settlement talks.
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Still, the choice baffled many Israelis, not least because Honduras abstained from the 1947 United Nations vote for the partition of Palestine, paving the way for Israel's creation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said his country has reached a deal with Canada to remove tariffs on aluminum and steel, paving the way for similar pact with Mexico.
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The bank hopes the listing will highlight a part of Credit Suisse the bank believes is undervalued while also paving the way for acquisitions of smaller Swiss banks.
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President Donald Trump appears to be paving the way for negotiations with Iran as tensions in the Middle East steadily escalate and send oil prices higher this week.
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Proponents of the forever war point to President Barack Obama's withdrawal from Iraq in 2011 as paving the way for the rise of the Islamic State in 2014.
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But a drone parcel delivery service operated by Airbus has been greenlit for testing over Singapore's National University campus starting in 2017, paving the way for future tests.
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And it is testimony to the good sense of Malaysian voters that the opposition won, convincingly, paving the way for Malaysia's first ever change of government (see article).
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The town council of Genoa voted on Tuesday against a decision paving the way for the sale of a majority stake in Genoa waste company Amiu to Iren.
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While Busch himself has become one of NASCAR's most familiar faces, he hardly ever gets credit for paving the way for some who may one day supplant him.
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As a model who broke onto the scene with an "unconventional" figure, Graham has been an instrumental force in paving the way for changes in the fashion industry.
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They had been set aside in April 2009 by the then-head of the prosecuting authority, paving the way for Zuma to run for president later that year.
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In a controversial ruling, Bolivia's constitutional court scrapped term limits for presidents, paving the way for Evo Morales, the socialist president, to seek a fourth term in 2019.
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The legislation formally allows for the creation of electoral alliances, paving the way for a tie-up between President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party and their nationalist allies.
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While markets have pared their bets the central bank would cut rates by 10 basis points, they still expect dovish guidance, paving the way for easing in September.
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So any choice to go for a longer delay might be accompanied by her stepping down and paving the way for a major political shake-up in London.
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The latest incident comes less than a day after Guyana's parliament toppled the current government in a no-confidence vote, paving the way for elections in three months.
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UEFA had said in January that Galatasaray had failed to comply with its rules governing the permitted level of financial losses, paving the way for a potential ban.
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"She was Club One's very first entertainer, officiating our grand opening in 1988, and paving the way for female impersonation in Savannah," the venue said in their statement.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian lawmakers voted on Monday to dissolve parliament, paving the way for a snap election after bringing down the fragile five-month old government last week.
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Still, he's often credited as a founder of the modern-day conservative movement, focused on small government and low taxes, and for paving the way for Ronald Reagan.
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Or of The Sopranos, paving the way for an era of morally complex dramas starring men (yeah, almost always men) who rarely worried about doing the right thing.
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The bank then struck a 15 million pound investment deal with Hong Kong-based financial services group Convoy Global Holdings last November, paving the way for the expansion.
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She campaigned to have English Heritage, a charity that oversees historic sites in England, install a plaque on the building in 1997, paving the way for the museum.
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In her new book, "What Happened," Clinton put blame on Sanders for doing "lasting damage" to her campaign and "paving the way" for President Trump's "Crooked Hillary" attacks.
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It was also the beginning of a new line for the company, paving the way for the Mavic Air and Spark — both even more portable than their predecessor.
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His administration rezoned about 40 percent of the city, paving the way for increased density and development in old industrial waterfront neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Greenpoint in Brooklyn.
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Earnings in 2019 are setting a low bar to clear in 2020, paving the way for stocks to continue their record-setting rally, according to Wall Street strategists.
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Indonesia's Supreme Court had earlier thrown out a landholders' lawsuit on technical grounds, paving the way for the government to take over the remaining land for the project.
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The Senate advanced a White House-backed criminal justice reform bill on Monday, paving the way for senators to try to pass the bill as early as Tuesday.
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Didi said separately on Monday it launched its ride-hailing service in Toluca, Mexico paving the way for a battle with rival Uber Technologies Inc in the region.
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In that case, it was the country of Oman, which helped establish a secret diplomatic channel with Iran, paving the way for the historic nuclear deal of 2015.
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Haradinaj was chosen to form a new government on Thursday after his coalition struck an agreement with a smaller party, paving the way for them to take power.
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The president has repeatedly lashed out at Sessions over Twitter for having recused himself from the Russia investigation, paving the way for Rosenstein to appoint the special counsel.
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Netflix is paving the way for more marketing tie-ins to streaming shows, marketing and agency execs who have worked with Netflix and its productions told Business Insider.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council has dropped sanctions against Afghan strongman Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, potentially paving the way for the notorious warlord to return openly to Afghanistan.
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Recent polls show the two candidates polling closely to one another, paving the way for a Democrat to possibly win the district for the first time in decades.
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Ms. Asherie's movement phrases — compact bursts of choreography with rapid-fire changes in rhythm and gestural articulation — bubble up and dissipate, quickly paving the way for something new.
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Futterman's book chronicles the work of the men who freed athletes from these unfair arrangements, paving the way for them to earn incomes commensurate with their rare skills.
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Gulf is expected to do the work in eight months, paving the way for work on the pipeline to begin, with crude production expected to start in 2020.
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Last month, the Supreme Court annulled the August 8 election following accusations of irregularities by the opposition, paving the way for a new vote scheduled for this week.
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Under pressure from the West, the Serbs relented in July, paving the way for the EU ministerial council to consider Bosnia's membership bid at its session on Tuesday.
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But last week, a court rejected a request from prosecutors to continue detaining the two men on those allegations, paving the way for them to apply for bail.
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He fired 46 pitches over two innings, paving the way for Allen to toss the final inning in Cleveland's first World Series win since Game 6 in 1997.
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The equestrian federation's president said there was "no indication of any organized doping malpractices within the Russian equestrian delegation," paving the way for the Russian team to compete.
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U.K. and European negotiators finally agreed on three key issues that were blocking Brexit talks, paving the way for the next phase of discussion between the two sides.
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He originally traveled to Pyongyang in April, paving the way for the historic June summit between Trump and Kim in Singapore, but other meetings haven't gone so well.
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The State Legislature voted to legalize sports betting, paving the way for casinos and racetracks to take wages and providing the state with a new source of revenue.
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The Trump administration in 2017 launched an investigation into allegations of intellectual property theft and forced technology transfer, paving the way for a nearly two-year trade war.
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From mathematician Katherine Johnson to Ada Lovelace, the first computer programmer, we honor these women for paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse field of STEM.
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But, as part of its effort, the city had already rezoned a broad swath of the West Side — paving the way for what would ultimately become Hudson Yards.
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Venezuela: A pro-government lawmaking body installed by President Nicolás Maduro voted to strip the opposition leader Juan Guaidó of immunity, paving the way for his potential arrest.
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Important emerging markets such as China and India met these criteria in the past, paving the way for high growth rates for more than a decade for each.
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He successfully challenged the integrity commission, which lacks investigative powers, and was sworn in as a lawmaker on Tuesday — paving the way for his reappointment as deputy president.
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In July 2016, the country's Constitutional Court accepted the validity of the proposal, paving the way for a referendum on the topic, which could be held next year.
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The series altered the literary landscape, paving the way for more boundary-pushing erotica, and changed the way that major retailers and entertainment companies catered to female desire.
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Benny Gantz, a centrist former military chief and Mr. Netanyahu's main rival, conceded defeat on Wednesday, paving the way for Mr. Netanyahu to become Israel's longest-serving leader.
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To the nation's surprise, the court ruled that the vote was flawed and, in a first for Africa, annulled the results, paving the way for a new election.
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A tax on alcohol in the 1860s made it prohibitively costly for use in industry and illumination, thus paving the way for the emergence of petroleum-derived kerosene.
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In paving the way for Oslo, Camp David actually enabled the triumph of an Israeli vision that empowers a sub-sovereign Palestinian Authority to help manage the occupation.
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Kemmerich, of the liberal Free Democrats (FDP), said a day after his election that his position was untenable and subsequently quit, paving the way for a new election.
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Proponents of that approach hoped that engagement with Iran would lead to greater moderation among its leaders, paving the way for its eventual reintegration into the world system.
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"Maya Rupert and Natalie Montelongo have both done important work breaking down barriers and paving the way for others to follow," Warren said in a statement to Politico.
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In a meeting with Ghani on Wednesday, Trump said he wanted to see a reduction in Taliban violence before talks could resume, paving the way for a withdrawal.
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The UK Parliament voted on Wednesday to ratify Boris Johnson&aposs Brexit agreement, paving the way for Britain&aposs exit from the EU at the end of January.
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The Super Bowl ad that changed everythingApple&aposs 1984 Super Bowl ad is credited with paving the way for the advertising showcase that the Super Bowl has become.
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Susan Collins of Maine, who has made a show of paving the way for witnesses, arguing that maybe the Senate shouldn't hear new information from someone like Parnas.
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OMB on its website said it had concluded its review of the March proposal, paving the way for DOL to publish a final rule in the coming weeks.
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He has pledged to hold a fresh round of talks with them, prompting criticism from right-wing politicians who say he is paving the way for Spain's dissolution.
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He secured a new deal with Brussels in October and armed with a decisive election win, got the agreement approved, paving the way for Britain's departure on Friday.
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Trump moved on a separate trade front earlier Thursday, paving the way for tariffs on China as punishment for what he said is the theft of American technology.
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Such a move will, however, threaten thousands of good U.S. jobs by paving the way for foreign built, foreign crewed vessels to take the place of American vessels.
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Sanjay Sood-Smith, Stonewall's executive director, said Newcastle City Council was "paving the way for others" in putting LGBT inclusion and equality at the heart of its workplace.
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The UC was among the first institutions in academia to divest from companies doing business in apartheid South Africa, paving the way for other universities to follow suit.
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Indicated 0.13 pct higher Deutsche Bank sees Daimler trending towards the higher end of the carmaker's own forecasts, paving the way for potential upgrades later in the year.
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Britain's prime minister and his Conservative Party won a commanding majority in Parliament on Thursday, paving the way for the country's withdrawal from the European Union next month.
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DENVER — The Army approved the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline on Tuesday, paving the way for an infrastructure project that has been surrounded by protest and controversy.
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But the Google parent has since fixed the YouTube problems, once again paving the way for advertisers to use its optimal search platform to their benefit, Cramer said.
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Outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan announced in April that he would not seek re-election, paving the way for a contest in the top ranks of House Republicans.
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Trump ordered Yovanovitch to return to Washington on April 24, paving the way for the so-called "three amigos" to take over Ukraine policy, Schiff claimed on Tuesday.
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The Senate Budget Committee is likely to move forward only once those issues are cleared, the GOP source said, paving the way for a fall battle on spending.
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Critics say deregulating the media industry will lead to extreme consolidation, paving the way for media giants such as the Sinclair Broadcast Group to monopolize local news organizations.
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An extension of the 220006 Choice Program and the introduction of new accountability measures are two steps that are paving the way for even greater reforms to come.
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"While California puts the brakes on innovation and change with more bureaucracy and more regulation, Arizona is paving the way for new technology and new businesses," Ducey said.
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"Those 90 days were hell, to be honest with you…Now we're just paving the way for Sadie to be the next President of the United States." pic.twitter.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved two articles of impeachment against the President, paving the way for a final vote on the House floor expected next week.
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The committee will likely vote to support Huntsman in the coming weeks, paving the way for what is expected to be an easy confirmation by the full Senate.
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But in May, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out a federal ban against sports betting, paving the way for any state to legalize, regulate and tax the activity.
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However, Li failed to repay Elliott, paving the way for legal action that could see Elliott become the new owner of the Italian soccer club, Reuters reported last week.
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So, without further ado, these are the Black women who made entertainment history, paving the way for the next generation to break records and set trends of their own.
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On Feb 11, 1979, Iran's army declared its neutrality, paving the way for the collapse of the U.S.-backed monarch, the United States' closest ally in the Middle East.
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A federal judge agreed that Mueller had probable cause to search the online data, paving the way for Mueller to intensify the investigation that resulted in Cohen's current incarceration.
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Thank you for giving me the opportunity to express myself and to continue paving the way for future trans people who can eventually evolve into a life of peace.
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Italian market watchdog Consob approved the offer late on Thursday, a source close to the matter said, paving the way for it to start as early as on Friday.
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It was Mugabe's sacking of Mnangagwa as his vice-president - paving the way for his wife Grace to succeed him - that triggered the army to seize control on Wednesday.
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Photo: AT&TOn Tuesday, a federal judge ruled that AT&T has the all clear to merge with Time Warner, paving the way for a media-gobbling merger frenzy.
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Unions reject plans to end rail workers' special privileges, including job-for-life guarantees and early retirement, and complain the government is paving the way for privatizing the SNCF.
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With unskippable ads, Snapchat may be paving the way for premium subscriptions similar to what Google does with YouTube Red, which eliminates commercials in exchange for a monthly fee.
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The overall goal of the Artemis program is to establish a "sustainable" presence on the moon, paving the way for astronauts to return to the surface again and again.
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Tehran is boosting production to try to regain market share after the lifting of sanctions, paving the way for Iran to re-enter the market after a long absence.
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Mehbooba Mufti, the president of the People&aposs Democratic Party and the state&aposs top official, resigned after the BJP withdrew its support, paving the way for direct rule.
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Thanks to our federalist system, states are already paving the way for greater electoral reform, from public financing of campaigns to experiments with structures such as ranked-choice voting.
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You could certainly imagine the Motion Sonic project paving the way for smaller and more attractive wearables that go beyond fitness tracking and notification and into more creative realms.
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The EU eased sanctions last year as part of a broader nuclear deal, paving the way for Tehran to increase oil trade and attract billions of dollars in investment.
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A majority of EZchip's shareholders on Tuesday voted in favor of the deal, paving the way for a sale that had been contested by activist shareholder Raging Capital Management.
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But one fan, YouTuber HaxDogma, thinks they have the answer to what the Valley Beyond really is: a way to prolong human life — potentially paving the way for immortality.
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A nasty spat in the reigning Yadav family weakened the previous ruling party in Uttar Pradesh, paving the way for the BJP's crushing victory in the state assembly elections.
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Given their reputation as the "bad boys" of the on-demand economy, Uber is a somewhat surprising first mover on supporting worker organizations paving the way for portable benefits.
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It Comes at Night may be too slow for some, but its deliberate pacing allows the tension and paranoia to build, paving the way for an impressively brutal conclusion.
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Europe's highest court on Wednesday upheld a tough EU law on standardising cigarette packaging and banning advertising of e-cigarettes, paving the way for its adoption later this month.
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The bank will halt its production of a special NRA credit card, thus paving the way for other banks, airlines, car rental companies, and insurance companies to follow suit.
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In the best-case scenario, technical teams will manage to make "decisive progress" at the start of next week, paving the way for a successful European summit on Wednesday.
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"The steps were approved today, paving the way for approval (by the bloc's foreign ministers) next Monday," an EU diplomat said, adding that the ministers' backing was a formality.
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That decision would render prior federal efforts to reduce racial disparities in areas like school discipline and housing access excessive and unnecessary, ultimately paving the way for their removal.
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"These truces are paving the way for ethnic and political cleansing on an unprecedented scale," said the head of the opposition's Saudi-backed High Negotiations Committee (HNC) Riyad Hijab.
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Erbakan, who died in 2011, pioneered Islamist politics in Turkey, a Muslim country with a secular state system, paving the way for the later success of Erdogan's AK Party.
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The thread included conspiracy theories about the privatization effort, speculating that the outages were part of a plan to further delegitimize the utility, paving the way for Rosselló's deal.
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L said it had agreed terms to buy Dutch recycler van Gansewinkel Groep BV, paving the way for the combined company to become a leader in the Benelux region.
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The agreement would give the firm's subsidiaries three years breathing space without debt repayments, paving the way for the company to restructure 9.4 billion euros ($10.9 billion) of debt.
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Then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta officially lifted the ban on women in ground combat in 2013, paving the way for such roles to be opened to women this year.
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The picture for first-quarter earnings may not be ideal, but markets have already priced in a worse scenario than we anticipate, paving the way for potential future gains.
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LONDON, Sept 28 (Reuters) - SABMiller shareholders approved the brewer's takeover by rival Anheuser-Busch InBev on Wednesday, paving the way for one of the biggest proposed mergers in history.
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But it has strongly backed the broader de-escalation deal, seeing it as paving the way for an eventual return of tens of thousands of refugees in its territory.
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The issue came to public attention after the State Department reached a settlement with Defense Distributed in June, paving the way for the group to release the files online.
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In October, Pakistan and Russia signed an inter-governmental agreement (IGA) on energy, paving the way for Russian state-giant Gazprom to enter negotiations to supply LNG to Pakistan.
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The historian Richard Hofstadter argued that the anti-monopoly faction of the Democratic Party grew out of the "status anxiety" of the working class, paving the way for McCarthyism.
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Later, the company signed an exclusive deal with Taylor Swift, paving the way for other major exclusives — Britney Spears' new album just launched exclusively on Apple Music, for example.
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Like other shows paving the way for new voices—like Chewing Gum, Insecure, Transparent, and One Mississippi, to name a few—195 Lewis proves this is just the beginning.
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The company had planned to begin construction of Rosemont by the end of this year, paving the way for first production from the mine by the end of 2022.
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Lawmakers have been fuming since Trump announced in October he would withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria, paving the way for Turkey's long-threatened offensive against Syrian Kurdish forces.
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Paving the way for people will be a series of missions, slated to begin in 2018, that aim to drop supplies down to the surface of our planetary neighbor.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - A South African court on Monday granted a class action certificate to victims of listeriosis, paving the way for them to claim against Tiger Brands (TBSJ.
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That ruling was the final blow to Mr. da Silva's bid to run for a third presidential term last year, paving the way for the election of Mr. Bolsonaro.
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Clinton's ideas would make an important difference in the lives of people with mental illness, as well as paving the way for improved diagnosis and treatment in the future.
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Isabelle Dinoire, the Frenchwoman who in 2005 received the world's first partial facial transplant, paving the way for dozens of other patients to receive this complicated surgery, has died.
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WeWork, now known as the We Company, is paving the way for the second largest IPO of the year with the release of its S-215 filing on Wednesday.
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McConnell used the same tactic in 2017 to strip the minority of the power to filibuster Supreme Court nominees, paving the way for Justice Neil Gorsuch to win confirmation.
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The House Judiciary Committee recently approved the FIRST STEP Act, H.R. 5682, by a strong vote of 25-5, paving the way for a vote on the House floor.
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Now that the Falcons have leaked that Jones's injury is a sprained toe and not turf toe, they seem to be paving the way for him to play Sunday.
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BigBrain will allow researchers to better investigate telltale signs of neurological disease and the way drugs interact with diseased brains, paving the way for drastically improved diagnosis and treatment.
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Fosun spun off the tourism unit in 2016, paving the way for a potential initial public offering, which Thomson Reuters publication IFR reported could raise at least $500 million.
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Digitization, coupled with an emerging consent on what the future regulatory framework should look like, is paving the way for all actors in fintech, whether B2B, B2C or B2G.
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These findings confirmed that different texture surfaces could indeed be distinguished by amputees, paving the way for a study involving more participants and advanced prototypes of the bionic finger.
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WASHINGTON — Conservatives in Congress hate the proposed bipartisan spending bill to keep the government open, and yet they're surrendering and paving the way for President Trump to sign it.
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Members of Royal Troon Golf Club voted overwhelmingly on Friday to end the club's male-only membership policy, paving the way for the club to remain an Open site.
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Chirac won, conceding a short-term transition role by the Dutch candidate, but paving the way for Trichet's two-term tenure at the head of the European monetary authority.
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Data on Tuesday showed annual inflation fell slightly more than expected to 15.01% in August, likely paving the way for another interest rate cut as soon as next week.
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Today, he released a public statement about and apology for the work's removal, paving the way for the reinstallation of Williams's work in a different space at Loisaida tomorrow.
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Bob Corker (TN) and Ron Johnson (WI), voted for the tax plan in a Budget Committee hearing Tuesday afternoon, paving the way for it to reach the Senate floor.
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Chinese officials also quietly dropped earlier public demands that any deal must immediately get rid of all of Mr. Trump's levies, paving the way for a potential interim agreement.
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Regardless, these young innovators were able to recognize gaps in the market and their drive created products and websites we now use daily, paving the way for future entrepreneurs.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday announced that he had signed a withdrawal agreement for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, paving the way for Brexit.
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Secretary of State Pompeo also can't escape blame for the current debacle in Syria, where Trump sold out America's Kurdish allies, potentially paving the way for an ISIS revival.
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Meanwhile, the UK Parliament on Wednesday voted to ratify Prime Minister Boris Johnson&aposs Brexit agreement with the EU, paving the way for Britain&aposs exit on January 31.
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Mexico&aposs Supreme Court also ruled that marijuana prohibition is unconstitutional, paving the way for the country&aposs new leader, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, to follow Canada&aposs lead.
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Trump's speech comes amid reports that he plans on declassifying a controversial memo detailing alleged surveillance abuses at the FBI, paving the way for its release to the public.
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Its nearly 3,000 delegates on Sunday almost unanimously endorsed a controversial constitutional amendment that removed presidential term limits, paving the way for Xi Jinping to rule the country indefinitely.
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Qoza said a new bill paving the way for the creation of a Wireless Open Access Network (WOAN) as a network wholesaler would be submitted to parliament this year.
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In a letter to lawmakers, Ms. Pelosi moved to end an impasse, paving the way for the third presidential impeachment trial in history to begin as soon as Wednesday.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's Constitutional Court has ruled that existing laws criminalizing abortion are unconstitutional and ordered them to be amended, paving the way for clearer regulation for reproductive rights.
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Beijing (CNN)China's largely ceremonial parliament on Sunday overwhelmingly endorsed a controversial change to the country's constitution, paving the way for President Xi Jinping to stay in power indefinitely.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German cabinet on Wednesday approved measures to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for Chancellor Angela Merkel to pass landmark climate legislation this year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German cabinet on Wednesday approved measures to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for Chancellor Angela Merkel to pass landmark climate legislation this year.
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That meeting in Yokohama - uncharacteristically frank in corporate Japan - helped clinch Mitsubishi Motors' future, the company insiders said, paving the way for Nissan to swoop in and take control.
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Internationally, she paved the way for diversity and other races, as well as paving the way for the rise of the black model in print and on the runway.
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Heath's artistry, combined with her more recent ability to convert, is paving the way for players like Rose Lavelle and for a more creative, entertaining USWNT in the 2020s.
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"The Reserve Bank conveyed a more cautious global and domestic outlook in its September Board Minutes, paving the way for a rate cut soon," NAB analyst Kaixin Owyong said.
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"California is paving the way for other states to ensure that workers are not carved out of the employee rights and benefits that they need and deserve," she added.
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The merger was agreed by NIC Group's shareholders on April 17, paving the way for the two companies to create the third-biggest bank by assets in East Africa.
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And some British lawmakers have already criticized Kraft Heinz's approach, pointing to Brexit and the decline in the pound as paving the way for "fire sales" of British companies.
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He kept touching my arm and elbow, which made me uncomfortable," she wrote, adding that "In hindsight, I later realized, I was paving the way for him to apologize.
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China's Communist Party announced Sunday that it intends to do away with presidential term limits, paving the way for the country's president, Xi Jinping, to remain in power indefinitely.
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They hope McConnell will promise to take up an immigration reform bill under an open amendment process next month, paving the way for a deal to reopen the government.
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Despite damage inflicted by armyworm, Malawi produced a bumper 2017 crop of around 3.2 million tonnes, paving the way for government to lift a two-year maize export ban.
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Banco BPM earlier this month struck a consumer credit deal with Credit Agricole which helped it to boost its capital buffers, paving the way for the bad loan sale.
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The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, known as the home of golf, voted to start accepting women in 2014, paving the way for other golf courses.
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The board of PSA, which owns Peugeot, had earlier approved a binding agreement paving the way for a $50 billion tie-up to create the world's number four carmaker.
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The government managed to reestablish control of dozens of formerly lawless areas, often without firing a shot, paving the way for promised investments in education, health and sanitation systems.
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Since her 1996 debut album Hard Core, Lil' Kim has done all of the above and more, paving the way for all our current faves lyrically, stylistically, and entrepreneurially.
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She re-emerged with a new project last year, Super Unison, and teased her new style with an EP, paving the way for this year's full-length debut, Auto.
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Emboldened after paving the way for the government to reopen, this group of lawmakers now says they are going to take on immigration and a long-term spending bill.
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Researchers at the have successfully etched edible circuits onto the surface of food, paving the way for RFID tagged edibles that can help us track food from farm to tummy.
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Argentina had earlier struck a deal to pay $1.35 billion to Italian investors who held onto defaulted bonds, paving the way for an agreement with some of the hedge funds.
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Hoping to reverse slumping oil output, Mexico ended the decades-long monopoly of national oil company Pemex in 2013, paving the way for private producers to operate on their own.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition coalition said on Sunday the pro-government election board was about to announce dubious results of regional elections, paving the way for a potential fraud dispute.
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The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Council will decide on June 17 whether to reinstate Russian athletics, paving the way for the sports super power to compete in Rio.
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Senate Republicans voted late Tuesday night to approve their final tax overhaul, paving the way for the bill to reach President Donald Trump's desk and be signed it into law.
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The Schiaparelli lander could be the international community's first successful foray to the Martian surface, possibly paving the way for more international missions to the red planet in the future.
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Fear that they might be used again in future could weaken confidence in the currency as a store of value—paving the way for some broader institutional failure, like hyperinflation.
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Back in 1999, then-President Bill Clinton signed legislation establishing Permanent Normal Trade Relations with the United States and paving the way for China's entry into the World Trade Organization.
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The DNC recently eliminated a fundraising requirement to qualify for this month's debate in Las Vegas, potentially paving the way for Bloomberg to make the stage for the first time.
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Britain's Theresa May announced her resignation as prime minister on Friday morning, paving the way for a contest within the ruling Conservative Party to bring a new leader to power.
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London's Court of Appeal overturned that ruling last year, paving the way for Dexia to recover €6.5m of missed payments on the interest rate swap up to its 2013 maturity.
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Concerns about Italy's government further dented sentiment, though Italian bond yields fell after Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said he would resign, potentially paving the way for a new coalition government.
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World Briefing Turkey's highest court has ruled that the authorities violated the rights of two journalists who were jailed on terrorism and espionage charges, paving the way for their release.
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A consultation period on the proposal to slap fresh tariffs on China ends on Thursday, paving the way for a decision, although it is unclear how quickly that will happen.
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The island's highest court had just struck down Taiwan's anti–gay marriage laws as unconstitutional, paving the way for the first system of legalized same-sex marriage anywhere in Asia.
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Regulators have also scrapped an existing aggregate limit of 300 billion yuan ($45.25 billion) on the Shanghai bourse, potentially paving the way for overseas investors to buy more Chinese stocks.
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Pallone cited the FCC's decision in April to reverse a 2016 decision limiting the number of television stations some broadcasters can buy, paving the way for the Sinclair-Tribune deal.
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Orange is the New Black star Laverne Cox and musician Laura Jane Grace have played a part in paving the way for people to come out about their own transitions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A contentious bill to legalize casinos in Japan cleared a key parliamentary panel on Tuesday, paving the way for high-stakes gambling in the world's third-biggest economy.
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Last year S&P Global lifted the country's credit rating to investment grade, paving the way for the European Central Bank to start buying Cypriot bonds under its stimulus scheme.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said it has signed a multilateral agreement to share tax information on multinational companies, paving the way for it to join the fight on global tax avoidance.
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Over time, the Trump administration believes it could grow to employ as many as 13,000 workers while paving the way for additional Foxconn investments in other parts of the country.
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In 2017, lawmakers voted to remove a constitutional limit on the age of presidential candidates, paving the way for 75-year-old Museveni to stand again in the 2021 election.
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In the past couple of weeks Russia has effectively provided the YPG with air cover, paving the way for the group's advance against Ankara-backed rebel forces north of Aleppo.
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Mongolia's General Election Commission confirmed Ganbaatar's registration, paving the way for an election battle with the ruling Mongolian People's Party nominee, Miyegombo Enkhbold, and the opposition Democratic Party's Khaltmaa Batulgaa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's David Cameron said he would resign as prime minister on Wednesday, paving the way for interior minister Theresa May to take over the job the same day.
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"The (experts') report was biased, undertaken and produced for the sole purpose of paving the way for this resolution and to destabilize the Burundian nation," government spokesman Philippe Nzobonariba said.
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Cambodia's Supreme Court dissolved Sam Rainsy's Cambodian National Rescue Party in 2017, paving the way for Hun Sen's ruling party to win all the seats in an election last year.
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Earlier this year the Germany luxury carmaker bought a 1 percent stake in the SAIC Volkswagen venture, paving the way for the joint venture to produce and sell Audi cars.
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More recently, Warner has toyed with the idea of scrutinizing the way these companies psychologically manipulate users—possibly paving the way for Congress to treat tech companies like tobacco companies.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday that would legalize euthanasia, paving the way for the public to vote on the issue in a referendum next year.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday that would legalize euthanasia, paving the way for the public to vote on the issue in a referendum next year.
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Dunkin' Donuts is testing a new product called Donut Fries at a few locations in the Boston area, potentially paving the way for it to join the national menu permanently.
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The Trump administration faced heavy criticism on Capitol Hill over its decision to withdraw U.S. forces from the region, which many saw as paving the way for a Turkish invasion.
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For the media giants and their peers, that ruling acknowledged the effect of new competition from TV streaming services Amazon and Netflix, likely paving the way for similar media deals.
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The country's royal family adjusted its order of secession earlier this week, paving the way for Defense Minister Mohammed bin Salman to lead the House of Saud in the future.
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When Trump announced October 6 that he was pulling American troops back from northeastern Syria, paving the way for an assault by Turkey, the Kurds knew exactly where to turn.
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Shareholders agreed to split off Toshiba's NAND flash memory unit, paving the way for a sale to raise at least $9 billion to cover charges that threaten the company's future.
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By pulling out of northern Syria, Trump is paving the way for Turkey and Erdogan to attack the Kurds once more, a fact he acknowledged in a tweet on Monday.
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Kenya's Supreme Court ruled last week that the October 26 presidential do-over met all constitutional requirements, paving the way for Kenyatta to take the presidential oath of office again.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian President Sergio Mattarella has summoned Giuseppe Conte for a meeting on Wednesday, the president's office said, possibly paving the way for him to be appointed prime minister.
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The media outfits say they'll be stronger together financially, paving the way for future deal making — with no further speculation hanging over the companies about whether they themselves will recombine.
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Kenya's highest court nullified the first election -- held in August and won by Kenyatta -- over irregularities raised by veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga, paving the way for this week's vote.
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Foreign and defense ministers gathered at a signing ceremony in Brussels to represent 23 EU governments joining the pact, paving the way for EU leaders to sign it in December.
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The Transportation Department (DOT) on Thursday announced it will "no longer assume" commercial drivers are human, paving the way for a greater number of automated vehicles to hit the road.
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But the man paving the way for the pipeline is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has carefully cultivated a reputation among environmentalists as the climate-conscious opposite of Donald Trump.
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The move puts pressure on Qualcomm's board to engage with Broadcom's approach by paving the way for its own shareholders to vote for a takeover which the board already rebuffed.
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This activates the Zendesk bot and triggers the creation of a help ticket, paving the way for a customer service rep to work directly with a person having an issue.
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The Italian parliament on Wednesday gave its final approval to the government's 2017 budget — which has irked the European Union — paving the way for Renzi's resignation, expected at 1800 GMT.
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Annual inflation in Russia slowed to an all-time low of 3 percent in August, paving the way for more rate cuts by the central bank over the medium term.
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In 85033, the NLRB ruled that Columbia University graduate students are employees and therefore have the right to unionize — paving the way for unionized colleges and universities across the country.
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Scaramucci's chaotic 10-day tenure was marked by power struggles, leaks and obscene tirades, paving the way for Hicks, the White House's jack-of-all trades, to fill the role.
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Republicans, still striving for a single marquee legislative achievement in the Trump presidency, narrowly secured Senate approval for a budget blueprint paving the way for a $1.5 trillion tax cut.
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Patrick Chappatte President Donald Trump, after failing to repeal the Affordable Care Act in Congress, signed an executive order on Thursday paving the way for cheaper policies with fewer benefits.
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One source explained that the agreement is seen as paving the way for the US to leave the country without a high number of US casualties in the coming months.
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DUBLIN — An Irish parliamentary committee on Wednesday recommended that a constitutional ban on abortion be repealed, paving the way for the liberalization of one of the world's strictest abortion laws.
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Amid much debate inside and outside the newsroom, The Times introduced a pay wall in 2011, paving the way for the subscription-driven business model the company has since adopted.
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But he went on to make several—including 2001's Mercury Prize-shortlisted Run Come Save Me—paving the way for grime to stake its claim as a British artform.
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The House Rules Committee is expected to meet Monday night to establish the parameters for floor debate on the resolution, paving the way for a vote on the House floor.
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In both those instances, though, the military intervened in response to mass protests, and then it refrained from fully assuming power, instead paving the way for a return to democracy.
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We in Turkey are convinced that we are paving the way for the Syrian refugees to return home and ensuring that Daesh and other terrorist groups will not re-emerge.
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JUBA, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Sudan and a major rebel group signed a preliminary deal on political and security arrangements on Friday, paving the way for eventual reconciliation through ongoing talks.
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Mr. Bush's response was that the South Korean government had "lost its nerve" and was paving the way for North Korea to become a small but significant nuclear weapons state.
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They held the line — some 600 miles long — for nearly three years, saving the ailing state of Iraq and paving the way for the nearing defeat of the Islamic State.
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The contract disagreement between the two parties was settled on Monday, paving the way for such performers as Josh Groban, Kelli O'Hara and Laura Osnes to appear at the event.
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And it's paving the way for the not only West Hollywood's cannabis consumption lounges, but the many sure to pop up as legalized states figure out how to regulate it.
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is widely seen as the law that made the modern internet possible, paving the way for web forums, social media, and much more.
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As attorney general, he recused himself from the Russia investigation for failing to reveal contacts he had with a Russian diplomat during the campaign, paving the way for Mueller's appointment.
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Last month, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a $738 billion defense policy bill, paving the way for the creation of a Space Force — a top military priority for Trump.
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Roy Cooper (D) signed legislation Thursday paving the way for more than 20 state exams to be eliminated, in addition to making other changes to standardized testing across the state.
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This proved to be the case, with December's snap vote paving the way for Johnson to return to Downing Street with an 80-seat majority in the House of Commons.
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Moreover, the new noneconomic issues introduced by Postmaterialists overshadowed the classic Left-Right economic issues, drawing attention away from redistribution to cultural issues, further paving the way for rising inequality.
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At the event, Emirates unveiled a $9 billion order for 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, paving the way for a reduction in orders for the delayed 777X airliner to 126 aircraft.
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A bill was also passed last year eliminating constitutional limits on anyone serving as president past the age of 75, paving the way for Museveni to become president for life.
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US District Judge Paul Borman denied motions to dismiss the Dumonts' lawsuit from St. Vincent and DHHS, paving the way for a trial if the case doesn't settle before then.
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Unlike its previous moves, which eat into breakout time slowly, this latest step threatens to do so precipitously by paving the way for a major expansion of Iran's enrichment capacity.
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There is some frustration on the left that the Democratic National Committee dropped the fundraising criteria for the debates, paving the way for Bloomberg, a self-funder, to qualify. Sen.
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In Pakistan, some political parties began to throw their support behind Imran Khan, paving the way for him to form a majority in the National Assembly and become prime minister.
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It was the dying moment of a deal aimed at dismantling North Korea's nuclear program and paving the way for the resolution to the technically unfinished 1950-53 Korean War.
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SALT was one of six original deductions in the 2023 federal tax law, the genesis of today's IRS code, paving the way for the creation of the federal income tax.
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His comments come after the House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, paving the way for the final House floor vote expected this week.
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It led the main formation that dropped thousands of men into what became a bloody but decisive battle, paving the way for the liberation of northern France from the Nazis.
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She was wrapping a statement about feminism and civil rights in the package of a chart-topping song, and paving the way for future musicians to unite politics and pop.
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Using this information, they can craft a course of treatment bespoke to that person's genes and environment, paving the way for truly precise healthcare, perhaps the next miracle of medicine.
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Sirisena is in a weak position ahead of this year's presidential election, voters and analysts say, potentially paving the way for former wartime defence chief Gotabaya Rajapaksa to take over.
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At the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris last December, world leaders agreed that climate change is an urgent threat—paving the way for a new frontier of clean energy production.
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Last month, Innogy and SSE agreed to merge their retail power businesses, paving the way for more industry consolidation as pressures mount on the big suppliers in an increasingly crowded market.
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John McCain and Lindsey Graham announced Sunday they will vote for President Donald Trump's pick for secretary of state, former ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, likely paving the way for his confirmation.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Gotabaya Rajapaksa, younger brother of opposition leader and former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, has renounced U.S. citizenship, paving the way for him to make a bid for his country's presidency.
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North Korea has long demanded a treaty that may be aimed at getting U.S. troops off the Korean Peninsula and, eventually, paving the way for a North Korean-led unified Korea.
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Budapest is proposing a model for a medium-sized city as a choice that offers an alternative to traditional big cities of the past, paving the way for new potential bidders.
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