The government published five lists last year, giving the green light to 2,193 car models.
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It's not difficult to see Cruise giving the green light to non-employee trips in the near future.
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Despite the threats, other European countries look set to follow Johnson in giving the green light to Huawei.
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It's been accepted by investors that once that percentage odds rises to 70 percent, she is giving the green light to raise rates.
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In August, the Federal Court of Appeal said Ottawa had failed to adequately consider aboriginal concerns before giving the green light to the expansion.
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The bill also created the Committee on Alabama Monument Protection, which is responsible for giving the green light to proposed modifications to monuments or memorials.
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While 2017 ended with EU leaders giving the green light to move Brexit talks forward, both sides faced impasses in order to reach a compromise.
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Rouhani blamed his predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for giving the green light to high executive salaries, and criticized the judiciary for turning a blind eye to them.
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Soccer's world governing body said it would consider giving the green light to joint bids and review a rule which currently allows a continent to stage the tournament every eight years.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is giving the green light to Amazon's proposed $13.7 billion purchase of grocery chain Whole Foods, clearing the way for the deal to close this year.
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Haley said that past Russian actions through the Security Council had thwarted attempts to rein in the Assad's regime's use of chemical weapons, giving the "green light" to the Syrian leader.
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"And that crowd roars in laughter and applause and the president with that shit-eating smirk on his face smiles and laughs in consent, giving the green light to that killer," he said.
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"By giving the green light to junk plans, Trump and his administration are once again siding with fraudsters, unscrupulous brokers and insurance companies over unsuspecting Americans that simply want affordable health care," said Sen.
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Native American tribes and their businesses are not immune from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau investigations, a federal appeals court ruled, giving the green light to a probe by the financial regulator into three tribal online lenders.
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Talking to analysts after reporting its 2016 results, Dudley also said the British oil and gas company was considering giving the green light to several projects around the world, including in Oman, Trinidad and Tobago and India.
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Trump decided to reposition a small number of US troops in northern Syria, effectively giving the green light to the Turkish offensive against the Kurds who have long been the US partner in fighting ISIS in Syria.
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In a recent interview with The Verge, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said he had ordered an internal review of the company's self-driving program and would wait for those results before giving the green light to restart.
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Trump drew condemnation from both Republicans and Democrats after he announced the U.S. would withdraw troops from the region, effectively giving the green light to Turkey, a NATO ally, to invade areas held by Kurdish YPG forces.
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In a filing to Spain's market regulator, the FROB said it had agreed to put in place the measures necessary to analyse giving the green light to a merger between Bankia, Spain's fourth largest bank, and smaller BMN.
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Donald Tusk, who will chair Friday's summit giving the green light to negotiating a free trade pact, underlined that in his invitation letter on Tuesday to the 27 leaders who will meet after British Prime Minister Theresa May has left Brussels.
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Giving the green light to such an expensive project, called Tengiz, looks on the face of it to be an unusual move, but analysts say the field has been lucrative and important for Chevron and its partners, who include Exxon Mobil.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong authorities granted protesters permission to march this weekend, organizers said on Thursday, giving the green light to a rally seen as a gauge of the pro-democracy movement's support following its sweeping victory in local elections.
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Speaking on a conference call after Cenovus reported a first-quarter net loss and slump in cash flow, Chief Executive Brian Ferguson said he was looking for more than a price signal before giving the green light to deferred projects.
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GM Chief Executive Mary Barra has led a dramatic overhaul of the No. 1 U.S. automaker, selling its unprofitable European operations, exiting troubled Asian markets and giving the green light to investments in self-driving vehicles and an expanded portfolio of electric vehicles.
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It was touted around when the travel ban happened, when Trump signed an executive order giving the green light to the Dakota Access Pipeline, and when he decided to roll back the Obama-era protections for transgender students and their bathroom use.
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Last season, the Nets ranked fourth in the league in 3-point attempts, and Atkinson broadcast his affinity for the shot by giving the green light to the one player on the roster who seemed the least likely to take them: Lopez.
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The DOJ is suing to block that deal, though most analysts believe AT&T's going to emerge victorious, giving the green light to numerous companies (like Sprint and T-Mobile) looking for a sign that their own mega-deals will be allowed to proceed.
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He also has been described as giving the "green light" to the nations that were causing pain for so many prisoners. This idea highlights his outspoken support of this event. Kissinger was the leader who spoke, but many of the leaders of America during this time had a similar train of thought. A majority of the American effort in Argentina dealt with the economy, largely ignoring the issues that were happening on ground level.
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