It's not a sure bet that Chen will give the green light to the settlement It's not a sure bet that Chen will give the green light to the settlement.
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The SEC has yet to give the green light to any bitcoin projects.
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"It's very important that society doesn't give the green light to suicide," he said.
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Musk said that could change if regulators give the green light to full self-driving technology.
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They shop together, the kid picks out clothes and parents give the green light to buy.
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It had long been signalled that this month's summit would not give the green light to trade talks.
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First, it will ramp up domestic spending and give the green light to a number of infrastructure projects.
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"We have a board meeting on Monday to give the green light to an offer for Astaldi," Ferrari said.
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I'd love to give the green light to these croissants—I mean, they look like they're bursting with chocolate!
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A failure to follow through on these can only give the green light to further brutalities by the Sisi regime.
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The European Central Bank could give the green light to Carige's rescue plan as soon as next Friday, MF daily reported.
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Germany is expected to give the green light to e-scooters this month and could become VOI's biggest market, the company said.
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The regulator has started to give the green light to games again but sources have told Reuters that it faces a big backlog.
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Only China has yet to give the green light to the deal, something that Qualcomm expects to happen this month, sources have said.
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But the UK's Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority did not give the green light to the treatment until December 2016, after further safety tests.
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Trump&aposs decision to withdraw his threats to the UK paves the way for other European allies to give the green light to Huawei.
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The debate surrounding the U.K. government's decision to give the green light to the £18 billion ($23.81 billion) Hinkley Point C nuclear project rages on.
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"The mood changed and the new administration, they give the green light to the people who were racist (who weren't previously) showing it," al-Yamani says.
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Caixabank said it was waiting for the ECB to give the green light to Gual's appointment and Vice-Chairman Antonio Massanell would provisionally take over Faine's role.
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The president appeared to give the green light to Republicans to vote in favor of the bill one day after the White House threatened to veto the measure.
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The president appeared to give the green light to Republicans to vote in favor of the bill one day after the White House threatened to veto the measure.
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LONDON, Feb 11 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will give the green light to the country's High Speed 2 (HS2) rail project, reported the BBC on Tuesday.
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N. Sources have told Reuters that the European Commission is expected to give the green light to the ChemChina deal, the largest foreign acquisition by a Chinese company.
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The minimum age of marriage in Jordan is set at 18 years, but religious judges (Sharia) may give the green light to marriages involving children as young as 15.
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Atlantia is set to hold a board meeting on Thursday and may give the green light to a formal bid for Abertis, another source said, cautioning no deal was certain.
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BTW, Ronaldo had his own private security guard watching over his VIP area -- but he did give the green light to some fans to come over and take some pics.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's banking regulator said on Thursday that it could decide within "weeks" on whether to give the green light to Mexican high-end department store chain Liverpool's (LIVEPOLC1.
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Added to that, each bank's regulator must give the green light to call, ensuring refinancing costs are not too punitive, though some countries are likely to be stricter than others.
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What it does do, though, is essentially give the green light to activist groups and countries to accelerate campaigns aimed at striking Israel's economic interests and weakening its international reputation.
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Spain is no longer bound by the Commission's excessive deficit procedure, but the EU executive still has the last word on whether to give the green light to member countries' budgets.
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A London court has indicated that it will give the green light to a group lawsuit by around 60,000 English car owners against Volkswagen, Europe's largest carmaker, over the "dieselgate" scandal.
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The EU has said also that sufficient progress must be made on the Irish border issue before it will give the green light to trade talks at a summit in mid-December.
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Like other monarchs in Europe, Felipe holds no real power to make political decisions although he does give the green light to negotiations between parties in a country with little tradition of coalitions.
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Ex-NBA commissioner David Stern says anti-weed rules in pro sports are antiquated -- and he thinks it's time the NBA and other major leagues give the green light to the green stuff.
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Yet, this legislation would give the green light to Trump regulators to ease off on regulation, inviting a return to the pre-financial crisis world where regulators dropped the ball on bank oversight.
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While the government might be dragging its feet on total legalization, it has decided to give the green light to a number of universities to grow weed in order to study its medical effects.
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Cardani's seven-year mandate at the helm of communication watchdog AGCOM, which alongside the antitrust authority would have to give the green light to any deal between TIM and Open Fiber, expires next week.
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Dombrovskis sought to ease tensions by saying that Brussels was aiming to give the green light to a similar transatlantic deal on cash set aside to cover uncleared, off-exchange derivatives trades in coming weeks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Council President Donald Tusk said on Friday that 27 EU leaders meeting in Brussels had agreed to give the green light to internal preparations for the second phase of Brexit talks with London.
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The claimants argue there should be a judicial review of the decision to give the green light to the airport, which they say violates the planning act and was not subject to a proper environmental impact review.
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If lawmakers give the green light to the presidential decree on Wednesday afternoon, ministers will then meet on Thursday to approve the exact measures, Costa said, adding the state of emergency will kick off soon after it.
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A win for employers would give the green-light to an already growing trend in which companies require workers to sign arbitration agreements waiving their right to bring class-action claims either in court or before private arbitrators.
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The European Council is expected to give the green light to proposals to transform the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) into a European Monetary Fund, similar to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and to continue the banking union in June.
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By the end of the month, we should know if the Supreme Court will take the case (requiring the votes of four justices) and whether it will give the green light to the ban in the meantime (requiring five votes).
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How far the next president wants to push the envelope on executive action — and how committed she is to appointing judges who'll give the green light to aggressive use of the regulatory state — is going to be a key differentiator.
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OPEC and non-OPEC allies failed on Friday to agree on how much oil production to cut amid the coronavirus outbreak, with Russia reportedly refusing to give the green light to the deepest supply cuts since the global financial crisis.
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Regional markets have been left shaky after OPEC and non-OPEC allies on Friday failed to agree on how much oil production to cut, with Russia reportedly refusing to give the green light to the deepest output cuts since the global financial crisis.
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And McClain, who will be making her first trip to space, says she "has confidence" about riding on the Soyuz right after the failure, telling the Houston Chronicle that "no one would give the green light to fly," unless the problem had been solved.
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Only one set of guidelines — from the Society of Gynecologic Oncology and the American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology — give the green light to use HPV testing as a primary screening tool, spurred by the introduction of an FDA-approved primary screening test in 2014.
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Yes, but: Mark Reynolds, head of the Citizens' Climate Lobby that works with the caucus, said Upton's sway with GOP members means that "his support for a policy could give the green light to other Republicans," and his participation could help "neutralize the partisan rhetoric" around climate.
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The European Council is expected to give the green light to proposals to transform the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) into a European Monetary Fund, similar to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and to continue the banking union — a set of rules to supervise European banks — in June.
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They could instantly tell if a martini special is working based on how much gin across brands is being poured, ask bartenders to slow their pours if they're creeping upwards in volume or give the green light to strong pours on weeknights to reward regular customers.
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Some investors, including a handful of hedge funds that have built stakes in both classes of stock and which have lobbied aggressively for housing finance reform, had hoped the Treasury would give the green light to end that arrangement and allow Fannie and Freddie to begin to retain earnings.
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REIGN: I think "Black Panther" is a fantastic example of what can happen when studios give the green light to show richly developed characters in all of their glory, fully formed and realized people on screen, and the box office is indicating that people want to see more of that.
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The positive test results now give the green light to the busbar serial production.
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Though it met with a scathing review in Melody Maker,Shaw, Adrian. (2000) "Tony Hill interview". Perfect Sound Forever magazine. reviews in the underground press were universally positive, and sales were just enough to convince Liberty to give the green light to a second album.
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Perfect Sound Forever magazine. Gerrard returned the favor by producing their first album, Sea Shanties, which was released in October 1969. Though it met with a scathing review in Melody Maker, reviews in the underground press were universally positive, and sales were just enough to convince Liberty to give the green light to a second album.Powell, Mark (2006).
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An Crisis was well-received, the Connacht Tribune calling it "one of the most entertaining things on TV at the moment, poking fun at so many sacred cows that you wonder how they get away with it." The Irish Times noted An Crisis' "sharp satirical bite" and said it was "a subversive subject for TG4 to give the green light to". It was shown at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival where it was nominated for six Golden Nymph Awards. An Crisis was nominated for a Special Irish Language Award at the 8th Irish Film & Television Awards.
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Crashing is a semi-autobiographical show on HBO that revolves around Holmes' character Pete, a young comedian who pursues a career in stand- up comedy after his wife cheats on him, leaving him homeless. Holmes successfully pitched the idea of the show to Judd Apatow and it was picked up by HBO for filming in September 2015, with Apatow as director. The success of the pilot led HBO to give the green-light to the first season in January 2016. After four episodes had aired, HBO renewed the series for a second season which premiered on January 14, 2018.
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The raids were orchestrated by Diem's brother Ngô Đình Nhu and precipitated a change in US policy. The cable declared that Washington would no longer tolerate Nhu remaining in a position of power and ordered Lodge to pressure Diem to remove his brother. It said that if Diem refused, the Americans would explore the possibility for alternative leadership in South Vietnam. In effect, the cable authorized Lodge to give the green light to Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) officers to launch a coup against Diem if he did not willingly remove Nhu from power.
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Cumbia Ninja is a Colombian television series of drama, mystery and science fiction broadcast by the FOX Channel created by Andrés Gelós and freely based on the Aztec Culture, broadcast in Colombia from September 5, 2013 to December 17, 2015. The cast is made up of Ricardo Abarca and Brenda Asnicar, in the main roles, followed by Ruddy Rodriguez, Rubén Zamora, Nicolás Rincón, Christian Meier, Julio Nava, Albi De Abreu, Víctor Jiménez and Natalia Reyes. On August 29, 2013, Fox confirmed that it would give the green light to a full season of the 13-episode series, during its first season, the series got generally favorable comments from the press and the public, which is why it was renewed for two more seasons. The second season premiered on October 2, 2014 and ended on April 30, 2015.
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Especially in the most difficult moments, the staffette recovered and rescued many injured and restored almost all the connections interrupted by the enemy operations. They traveled kilometers by bicycle, on foot, sometimes by bus and by truck, sometimes packed in a train together with the cattle, to bring news, transport weapons and ammunition, in the rain and wind, between the bombing and machine guns, even if every time they faced the danger to fall into the hands of the Nazifascists. During the movements, they were always on the front line: when the partisan unit arrived near an inhabited center, it was the courier that first entered the village to make sure there were no enemies and to give the green light to the partisans in order to go on. The figure of the staffette was highly respected given that their important role was most recognized for the danger they faced.
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The Portugal News Online (31 January 2009) Júlio Eduardo Coelho Monteiro, a businessman who is an uncle of José Sócrates, told the Portuguese newspaper Sol how he established contact between his nephew and Freeport's representatives. In a DVD held by the British police and released in March 2009 by the Portuguese media, Charles Smith, a consultant hired to handle the licensing of the Freeport of Alcochete, clearly stated that José Sócrates "was corrupt" and that he received, through a cousin, money to give the green light to the project for the "outlet". The recording revealed by TVI is only part of a conversation of 20 minutes that alongside Charles Smith also included John Cabral, an official of the consultant, and Alan Perkins, director of Freeport. It was the latter who, without knowledge of the other two, has recorded the event, where Smith and Cabral were questioned about the money that left the company to be used for the payment of "gloves" to the current Prime Minister.
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The direct cause was the arrest at Goejanverwellesluis (actually Bonrepas) of Stadtholder William V of Orange's wife, Wilhelmina of Prussia, on 28 June 1787. She was on her way from Nijmegen, where William V had taken refuge, to The Hague, where she intended to request her husband to be allowed to return to, after the States of Holland had fired him as Captain General of their troops in 1786.This had not been done on a whim: the decision to travel to The Hague had only been taken after Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp had undertaken a secret mission to the Orangist leaders in that city to discuss its advisability, because her husband was, as usual, hesitating about what course of action to follow. The leader of the Orangist party in The Hague, the British envoy James Harris saw possibilities to put pressure on the States of Holland if the Princess suddenly arrived, and he told van Hogendorp to give the green light to the Princess, who was with her husband in the armed camp of the Dutch States Army in Amersfoort.
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