Hopefully, immigration advocates can help smooth the path for both groups.
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If politicians can't smooth the path to Brexit, regulators may have to.
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Democrats in the Senate are in no mood to smooth the path of his confirmation.
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The White House hopes Kyl&aposs close ties to Senate Republicans will help smooth the path for Kavanaugh.
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In the end, however, Banco Popolare agreed to raise €1 billion in capital to smooth the path to the altar.
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And these baby steps could actually smooth the path and whet the appetite for other smart changes, down the road.
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The opening to Ryan was explicitly meant to smooth the path for the Speaker take action, Denham told The Hill.
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An amnesty law drawn up to smooth the path from dictatorship in the late 1970s pardoned political crimes committed in the past.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said.
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It wasn't new-jar-of-peanut-butter smooth, the path to a place in my mind where being single is a good thing.
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The opposition charges that Conde is trying to install loyalists across different levels of government to smooth the path toward a possible constitutional change.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said this week.
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It is not clear whether U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, which has sought to severely restrict legal and illegal immigration, will smooth the path.
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"We want to smooth the path from welfare to work, pull people out of poverty, pull people out of welfare," Ryan said in December.
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He said a mere promise to vote on the bipartisan bill would not be enough to smooth the path for the government funding stopgap.
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President Donald Trump, days after being sworn in, issued an executive order directing the U.S. Army Corps to smooth the path to finishing the line.
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Most of those eligible are on low incomes, and citizenship status would help smooth the path to better-paid jobs, scholarships and other benefits, Annibale said.
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You might want things to coast along as is, to smooth the path for whatever program comes next, especially if it's going to take a while.
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But as they seek to transform the conservative kingdom, the Saudi authorities are trying to smooth the path for reform by emphasizing traditional aspects of their culture.
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If he can drive a hard bargain at the convention, maybe he can help smooth the path to unity by showing his supporters that he's won concessions.
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"This is the least I can do to try to smooth the path for my kids a little bit," said the 36-year-old from Indianapolis, Indiana.
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As the stakes on TCPA litigation continue to rise, we need to smooth the path for companies who want to demonstrate their commitment to responsible communication practices.
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Gupta repeatedly asked Kelly to smooth the path for an immediate appeal by considering English's request for a temporary restraining order as a request for a preliminary injunction instead.
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The current government's pre-election promise to smooth the path between health and social care has yet to have much effect, says Andrew Haldenby of Reform, a think-tank.
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Despite bipartisan buy-in to some of these ideas, many of these proposals to smooth the path to a well-funded retirement have not gained much traction with lawmakers.
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This information could help smooth the path for 5G upgrades and help carriers tap into the $300 billion annual revenue opportunity that 5G connections are expected to present by 2025.
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One bill backed by the White House, known as the First Step Act, would improve some prison conditions and help smooth the path to re-entry for people behind bars.
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Shareholder support could smooth the path for a tie-up between UBI and BPER, whose insurance partner UnipolSai is also its top investor with a 20% stake, one banker said.
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Recent bouts of tenge weakness prompted the central bank to announce it was intervening, moves that appear consistent with its policy of only intervening to smooth the path of the currency.
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A draft executive order that would smooth the path for the CIA to reopen controversial "black site" detention facilities is not a White House document, press secretary Sean Spicer said Wednesday.
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Either way current and former law enforcement officials on both sides of the border said the move would likely boost security cooperation and smooth the path for improved relations between the neighbors.
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At the same time, Trump was doing little to smooth the path to the summit for an individual like Kim for whom paranoia is built into the DNA of his entire family.
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Mr. Trump had wanted money in the spending deal to go toward the wall, but he backed down — a crucial concession that helped smooth the path for congressional negotiators completing the deal.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia should accept the European Union's proposed changes to the way it admits new countries, which could smooth the path toward membership for Balkan countries, President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday.
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He is shown as a mega-star who allegedly manipulated little boys and their families to sexually prey upon the children, using his fame and money to smooth the path to his bed.
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China Three Gorges has held talks with European utilities to gauge their interest in buying EDP's and EDPR's U.S. renewables business as it looks to smooth the path for its planned takeover, sources said.
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Safran, which is 14 percent owned by the French state, wants to create a new aerospace champion and the tax umbrella reflects the policy of successive governments to smooth the path for such deals.
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LCH, a subsidiary of the London Stock Exchange Group, is set to sell its French clearing arm, LCH SA, in an attempt to smooth the path for Deutsche Boerse's US$14bn acquisition of LSEG.
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In a summary of the draft law, the Ministry of Treasury said it would help reduce Argentina's default risk and smooth the path for whoever wins the country's presidential election set for Oct. 27.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - France has welcomed the European Union's proposed changes to the way it admits new countries, which could smooth the path towards membership for Balkan countries after President Emmanuel Macron blocked accession talks.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Efforts by the Indian government to boost manufacturing and encourage startups may put vulnerable workers at greater risk, activists say, amid pressure from investors to smooth the path of doing business.
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Easing occupational licensing requirements would smooth the path to more people taking up higher-paying lines of work, and loosening prohibitions against work would boost incomes for millions of Americans now reliant on disability benefits.
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Telecommunication company Avaya Inc said on Tuesday it will increase funds available for its unsecured creditors to $60 million, a move intended to help smooth the path for an exit from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's bet that tax cuts and a gush of government spending would smooth the path to a second term may falter as cracks begin to appear in a decade-old recovery.
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Loughlin, who along with her real-life husband are accused of trying to smooth the path to college for their two daughters, had enjoyed a rather clean-cut image in Hollywood up to this point.
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"I can imagine tax increases for companies like Apple," Lindner told the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, in an apparent sacrifice of one of his party's shibboleths to smooth the path towards an unprecedentedly tricky three-way coalition.
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Democrats and Republicans alike, attempting to seize the opening Trump created, told him his unremitting support for gun rights so far provides the sort of Nixon-to-China credibility that would smooth the path for change.
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Ensuring their interoperability, which governs how these cars "talk" to the electrical grid, would smooth the path by which owners and utilities can use one another to broker electricity demand, and prices, to the benefit of all.
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Whether the intended audience for these materials and services will actually take note of them remains to be seen, but cobbling together election security guides now could help smooth the path to more secure elections by 2020.
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Jackson is shown "as a mega-star who allegedly manipulated little boys and their families to sexually prey upon the children, using his fame and money to smooth the path to his bed," CNN's Lisa Respers France writes.
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Looking at individual stocks, shares in Germany's biggest lenders Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank have risen 5.81 percent and 5.61 percent respectively after a report that the German government is conducting high-level discussions to smooth the path for a possible merger.
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President Donald Trump issued an executive order days after being sworn in directing the Army Corps to smooth the path to finishing the line, prompting complaints by the tribe and environmental groups that it had not done an adequate environmental review.
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GOP Senate control will likely smooth the path for Trump to replace Sessions with a preferred name, and CNN reported ahead of the midterm elections that several prominent conservative legal figures were in contention to follow an expected Sessions removal.
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The White House is preparing an executive order that would smooth the path for the CIA to reopen "black site" detention facilities where it held and interrogated terrorism suspects before the Obama administration shuttered them, The New York Times reports.
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It has also helped create an alliance with U.S. mayors from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and other cities with large numbers of migrants to smooth the path to full citizenship for 8.8 million foreigners who are also permanent U.S. residents.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The European Union should back any decision by Britain to hold a second Brexit referendum and could smooth the path by allowing it to nominate MEPs rather than participate in May's European Parliament elections, Luxembourg's foreign minister said.
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The shift in the bank's economic outlook, however, was partly conditional on London and Brussels agreeing a transition deal in March to smooth the path to Brexit, rather than letting the negotiations drag on until a summit at the end of June.
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For its part, Japan has made clear that it favors the swift resumption of joint US-South Korean military exercises, which had been put off until after the Olympics in an effort to smooth the path for North Korea's participation at PyeongChang.
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But Trump's charge does raise an interesting question, which is how best to assign responsibility for the rise of ISIS, including the issue of how might the Obama administration's exit from Iraq at the end of 20143 have helped smooth the path for ISIS?
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Seeking to win political backing and smooth the path for the deal, the Japanese company's charismatic leader Masayoshi Son spoke to British Prime Minister Theresa May shortly before the deal was announced to allay concerns that it would be bad for the British technology sector.
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Inclusion on a top-notch best-dressed list can not only smooth the path to brand ambassadorships — as it also did for Jennifer Lawrence, the current face of Dior — it can also play a small but significant role in creating better professional opportunities with studios and filmmakers.
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US exit from Iraq Trump's charge does raise an interesting question, which is how best to assign responsibility for the rise of ISIS, including the issue of how might the Obama administration's exit from Iraq at the end of 2011 have helped smooth the path for ISIS?
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Because I believe that we have an obligation to smooth the path of our young people and enable their grasp of the skills and resources they need to succeed, I made Baltimore City Community College tuition-free for all Baltimore City high school graduates beginning this year.
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BEIJING, Dec 7 (Reuters) - The world's leading golf tour is handing the reins of its China circuit to a new local partner, a move which should help smooth the path with regulators amid a long-running crackdown on the sport as it battles to clear bureaucratic hurdles.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour party will back staying in a new customs union with the European Union, its Brexit policy chief said - a move that would smooth the path of commerce with the bloc but limit Britain's ability to strike free trade deals with other countries.
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The Hill's Katie Bo Williams has the story: The White House is preparing an executive order that would smooth the path for the CIA to reopen "black site" detention facilities where it held and interrogated terrorism suspects before the Obama administration shuttered them, The New York Times reports.
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While the changes proposed Thursday by the Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service wouldn't be retroactive, they could set the stage for new clashes over offshore drilling and also could help smooth the path for projects like oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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By focusing on consumability, developers can smooth the path, allowing technology solution consumers to focus on the needs of their business, improving their perception and satisfaction with the product or solution.
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Some vehicles such as trains run on long rail tracks fixed to the ground, and some such as tractors, snow vehicles and tanks run on continuous tracks that are part of the vehicle. Though either sort helps to smooth the path and reduce ground pressure, many of the same considerations apply.
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Metro Time. Retrieved 17 June 2010. (someone who prepares for a formateur, the person who leads the formation of a coalition government) to smooth the path for the future government. One of the tipped "optimal" coalitions is what is called the "mirror government," a government using the same coalitions that exist in the Flemish (CD&V;, N-VA and SP.A) and Walloon (PS, CDH and Ecolo) regions respectively, though in the federal government.
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On 3 September 1940 the Queen dismissed her prime minister and replaced him with Pieter Sjoerds Gerbrandy, who worked with Churchill and Roosevelt on ways to smooth the path for an American entry. Aruba together with Curaçao the then world- class exporting oil refineries were the main suppliers of refined products to the Allies. Aruba became a British protectorate from 1940 to 1942 and a US protectorate from 1942 to 1945. On November 23, 1941, under an agreement with the Netherlands government-in-exile, the United States occupied Dutch Guiana to protect the bauxite mines.
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Testers found issues on Microsoft's end in relation to the QNet code library. The issue was resolved by both parties and the game was sent back to Microsoft for resubmission. "We certainly wish it was a quicker process," said Isopod Labs, "but this is how the cookie crumbles — not much else to do, but wait." In a post-release interview with Joystiq Isopod Labs' Adrian Stephens added "The certification issue is a tricky one and more could be done to smooth the path towards certification." Vigilante 8 Arcade passed Microsoft's Xbox Live certification on September 24, 2008, and was released November 5, 2008.
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Because the Netherlands' hope for liberation was now the entry of the US or the USSR into the war, the Queen dismissed her prime minister, De Geer, and replaced him with Pieter Sjoerds Gerbrandy, who worked with Churchill and Roosevelt on ways to smooth the path for an American entry. Aruba and Curaçao, the then world-class exporting oil refineries, were important suppliers of refined products to the Allies. Aruba became a British protectorate from 1940 to 1942 and a US protectorate from 1942 to 1945. On 23 November 1941, under an agreement with the Netherlands government-in-exile, the United States occupied Dutch Guiana to protect the bauxite mines.
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