This opens the door for all kinds of future opportunities.
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Being aware of this mindset opens the door for changes.
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Once there's trust, it opens the door for other services.
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This opens the door for a new type of drug therapy.
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"You're good," the officer says, and opens the door for him.
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She loves it when the gentleman opens the door for her.
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Dad gives her the keys and opens the door for her.
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"I think [2017] opens the door for that now," he said.
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That opens the door for Democrats to pick up congressional seats.
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This helps build the relationship and opens the door for opportunities.
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Obviously, this opens the door for more casual daters to prowl eHarmony.
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But I think this kind of opens the door for them, too.
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This opens the door for collaboration, but also for pushback and deterrence.
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Such a perspective opens the door for the successful integration of minorities.
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This opens the door for multi-room audio controls from a single device.
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Some say this opens the door for alternative transportation technology like the Hyperloop.
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"A more left-leaning candidate opens the door for Trump," Mr. Borick said.
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The decision opens the door for very different consumer experiences on the internet.
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And of course it opens the door for more Halloween sequels to come.
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Brexit opens the door for a UK-Swiss deal covering financial services, said Collardi.
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She opens the door for them to escape, and there is someone right outside!
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But that often opens the door for various hypotheses of various stripes of believability.
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The ruling potentially opens the door for Glencore to receive a backdated tax bill.
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Kennedy's departure opens the door for Trump to make his second Supreme Court nomination.
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It opens the door for other states to seize the mantle of global leadership.
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And a deal like Children of Blood and Bone opens the door [for another].
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Obtaining a Bulgarian passport opens the door for the holder to most EU countries.
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"Hopefully, it opens the door for future players to come play here," she said.
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That opens the door for Rosen to prove himself with some extended preseason time.
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The result opens the door for significant privacy invasions through the app-based advertising system.
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The stalking-horse agreement opens the door for other interested parties to make a bid.
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It also opens the door for other exchanges to petition for their own speed bumps.
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This guidance opens the door for widespread, religious-based discrimination in a variety of contexts.
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I realize that if I stop playing, it opens the door for a goalkeeper controversy.
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"When you recover that fast, that usually opens the door for another downturn," he said.
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"It certainly opens the door for other countries to claim the same thing," she said.
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This built-in user base and multifaceted journey opens the door for outside investment and innovation.
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It additionally opens the door for other possibilities like payments, oracles, selling your data, and more.
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"A win for the Orioles opens the door for the Orioles," Jones said before the game.
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Trump and other White House officials believe the low inflation opens the door for more easing.
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An electroencephalogram (EEG) can then pick up these movements, which opens the door for medical applications.
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The company's tech opens the door for a lot of game developers to become more ambitious.
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The presence of characters also opens the door for merchandising and exploring other modes of entertainment.
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I believe it opens the door for a new type of Open Source movement to emerge.
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The move opens the door for more Muslim women to consider a career in law enforcement.
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This opens the door for Xi Jinping to continue on after his term expires in 85033.
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This deal opens the door for Hamas to share in the running of the Palestinian Authority.
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The implication ... it opens the door for Stephen to see his 6-year-old daughter Madison.
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This opens the door for older girls to earn the organization's highest rank of Eagle Scout.
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"He believes very strongly that that opens the door for negotiations," he said of the president.
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It opens the door for gratitude, and you appreciate things more because you fight for it.
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However, it opens the door for a lot of headaches if your card is ever stolen.
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Nevertheless, this medical accomplishment opens the door for similar genetic therapies to be used on other patients.
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"This opens the door for people to claim some sort of ownership over their data," she said.
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And hopefully it means that this opens the door for more movies like it to be made.
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It also opens the door for other collaborations between artists to sell a wider range of products.
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According to The Hill, it opens the door for companies and industry groups to join the panels.
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Mirror Reaper ends the first chapter of Bell Witch's story, but opens the door for a second.
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His win opens the door for future streaming-based artists to get Grammy nods of their own.
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But Darryl doing so opens the door for others to do the same, both onscreen and off.
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The Russell Amendment opens the door for religious beliefs to trump an individual's right to non-discrimination.
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Email is how offices communicate these days — and that opens the door for a lot of misunderstanding.
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"It opens the door for cruelty," Scott said, since it gives even more control to the ghost.
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The agreement opens the door for the foreign investment that Argentina needs to revive its stalling economy.
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The pandemonium has been exploited by Russia and opens the door for ISIS to make a comeback.
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It's a fake-out that opens the door for one of the film's more intense jump scares.
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If you're thinking that sounds like it opens the door for potential misuse and abuse, you're right.
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He also forgives himself for it, and that opens the door for the Great Perhaps to continue.
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He wears a suit and opens the door for each passenger, as if he were a chauffeur.
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The ruling, by Judge Aubrey Ledabwa, opens the door for the corruption charges against Zuma to be reinstated.
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But his death opens the door for capitalistic endeavors to reshape the Oasis, and IOI fills that role.
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"This opens the door for Apple to take back a potentially enormous amount of market share," Cramer said.
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Game of Thrones' end opens the door for the return of competitive, diverse award seasons beginning next year.
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This, Nadella says, will increase user engagement, the company's subscription business, and opens the door for targeted advertising.
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Market orders opens the door for a broker to buy or sell a client's stock for any price.
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This opens the door for future research and applications, and the identification of new genetic syndromes, he added.
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Failure to understand that big picture opens the door for other players like Russia, and perhaps even China.
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His work opens the door for eradicating disease through the genetic editing and repair of faulty DNA loops.
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The announcement opens the door for Mitt Romney, a critic of the president's, to run for the seat.
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Physicists are excited by the discovery because it opens the door for telescopes that can "see" or "hear" gravity.
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Legal proceedings are still ongoing — even as the DHS opens the door for public comment on the rule's rescission.
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Also, the ECB downgraded its growth forecasts last week which opens the door for easy monetary policy for longer.
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That opens the door for an identity thief to take over, open new accounts and run up large debts.
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"Now at least it opens the door for discussion on the guardian system," Akeel told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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And this opens the door for an even wilder prediction: A quad-rear-camera Galaxy A9 Star Pro smartphone.
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Allowing a moral objection also opens the door for all kinds of discriminatory intentions couched in language of morality.
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Britain's planned departure from the EU opens the door for a UK-Swiss deal covering financial services, said Collardi.
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And Abbott&aposs DBS system opens the door for providers to tailor treatments to PD patients&apos unique needs.
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"If this opens the door for 'Taco Tuesday' to be open to everybody, all the better," the spokesman said.
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The decision potentially opens the door for U.S. President Donald Trump to formally nominate Shanahan to be defense secretary.
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They think it opens the door for new growth opportunities like wash-and-fold services for college students, Lydia said.
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The approval also opens the door for pills that are used for other conditions beyond mental health to be digitized.
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Hopefully it opens the door for a studio to cut away the parts of the genre that I don't love.
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This opens the door for conservatives to call his platform biased, an accusation Facebook has already had to deal with.
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This opens the door for predatory clinics, free speech curtailment and the disparagement of gamers, while reducing technology in education.
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It opens the door for severe miscalculation and could drag the U.S. and our allies into a devastating nuclear conflict.
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" The trade wars, he adds, "opens the door for your competitors, which would be South America, to ramp up production.
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Multiple civil liberties groups object to uniform state student privacy legislation they believe opens the door for invasions of privacy.
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However, others have argued the bill is unconstitutional and opens the door for more demands for candidates in the future.
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The agreement, announced on Monday, opens the door for Argentina to attract foreign investment needed to revive its stalling economy.
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That's because when a defendant testifies that the charged conduct didn't occur, he opens the door for prosecution rebuttal evidence.
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Barstool&aposs deal with Penn National also opens the door for Barstool-branded sports bars and restaurants, the companies said.
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So, I know that when guys are added to the squad it opens the door for more stunts and gymnastics.
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The decision opens the door for arguments of discrimination based on miscarriage, where there may not have been one before.
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That opens the door for stakes in globally successful Ethiopian Airlines and Africa&aposs largest telecom company by subscribers, Ethio Telecom.
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But the fact that lawmakers in those states have introduced the legislation at all "opens the door for conversation," said Nash.
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" In the clip, Azalea opens the door for a guest, who kisses her on each cheek before exclaiming, "Yes, he's dead!!
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It opens the door for those familiar with the software to create compositions in concert with Barri during rehearsals and performances.
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This opens the door for mobile operators like MTN, with the largest phone network in Nigeria, to offer mobile-money products.
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"Let's hope this opens the door for more people to be able to hold such initiatives," said Cuban artist Abu Tamayo.
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Capital murder opens the door for a death penalty case, but Champion said he isn't sure whether he will pursue it.
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It's a practice that is common among lawmakers, but one that Painter says opens the door for potential conflicts of interest.
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But failing another court's intervention, the ruling opens the door for Zervos to begin gathering evidence as part of her lawsuit.
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At the same time, GDPR opens the door for "privacy by design" and "privacy management" as points of differentiation for companies.
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KKR's move to look at the smaller-sized, or middle-market, businesses opens the door for more deal opportunities, Stavros said.
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The deal opens the door for PayPal to process digital transactions in China — which are estimated to total in the trillions.
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This opens the door for value investment strategies, which have been popularized by Buffett throughout his long and successful investing career.
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More importantly, this support opens the door for more iPhone apps to make their way to the Mac in the future.
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It also opens the door for a world where people are always wearing their headphones, with Apple's Siri only a tap away.
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Republicans in Congress just voted to reverse a landmark FCC privacy rule that opens the door for ISPs to sell customer data.
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This action opens the door for other nefarious actors in the region, too, from Russia to Iran to Assadist fighters to ISIS.
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The agreement opens the door for Musk to make the case that he reasonably thought it was fine to tweet without approval.
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The election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. president opens the door for greater Chinese influence in Asia at American expense.
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Many in Washington have expressed concerns that the move opens the door for the resurgence of ISIS by creating a security vacuum.
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But YouTube's new tool goes beyond just sampling products — it opens the door for unexplored sponsorship opportunities for brands and influencers alike.
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The Supreme Court's decision opens the door for lawmakers to reconsider the entire issue by making moot the "game of chance" vs.
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Nevertheless, President Trump's proposal opens the door for a truly comprehensive attempt at simultaneously tackling all the big issues that confront us.
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The measure opens the door for Republicans to consider backing a new candidate in the disputed race in the Ninth Congressional District.
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That opens the door for the more expansive, Obama-era standard to remain in place for several more months, perhaps even years.
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"But research suggests if you let the small things slide, it opens the door for more severe behaviors to enter the workplace."
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DiversyFund opens the door for anyone interested in diversifying their portfolio, building longterm wealth, or just dipping their toes into real estate investment.
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"I believe this new law is written so loosely that it opens the door for basically recreational marijuana," Fallin said in a statement.
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"This opens the door for Apple to take back a potentially enormous amount of market share," the host of CNBC's "Mad Money " said.
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The measure allows for unlimited possession and growth of marijuana and opens the door for the state to expunge marijuana-related criminal records.
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The measure opens the door for Republicans to consider replacing Mark Harris, their candidate in the disputed race in the Ninth Congressional District.
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It opens the door for state lawmakers to pass measures Republicans have long opposed, including gun legislation reform and raising the minimum wage.
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That potentially opens the door for a film or two that might not have made the cut in the '70s, '80s or '90s.
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The budget also opens the door for draconian cuts to entitlement programs — to the tune of $235 billion in cuts over 523 years.
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The budget also opens the door for draconian cuts to entitlement programs — to the tune of $203 billion in cuts over 1003 years.
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The proposal opens the door for internet service providers to create fast and slow lanes, to block websites, and to prioritize their own content.
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Ironically, the firmware that opens the door for piracy has people trying to crack it, too, but it seems that Team Xecutters anticipated this.
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The CEO said this method opens the door for revenue growth, which he hopes the company's industry-experienced leadership will continue to "propel forward."
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Lower inflation opens the door for more rate cuts by the central bank, but the central bank has been cautious over the past year.
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Thursday's ruling opens the door for Jan-Pro workers to file complaints against the company, which the business had sought to prevent in court.
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Markets are on high alert for any change in course, since this next step in the trade skirmishes opens the door for more escalation.
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The effects of the British departing the EU opens the door for other members who may wish to revise the charter and/or exit.
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While Nolan may see this as a one-time cameo, it finally opens the door for a more significant alliance between the two shows.
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The good news for the Trump administration is that this opens the door for a rebound in the sector between now and Election Day.
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" Near the end of the spot, Sowers tells the camera "All it takes is one, and then it opens the door for so many.
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Pushing this feature out now opens the door for the next wave of games and apps that support hand and fine-tuned finger gestures.
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"It really opens the door for wealth advisors and planned giving consultants to help people plan how they're going to maintain giving," Mesch said.
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Tuesday's court ruling opens the door for the sale of some of Madonna's intimate personal items, including the breakup note from her ex-boyfriend, Tupac.
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The chastity question seems innocent enough, but still introduces the topic of sex into the conversation and opens the door for inappropriate conversations, Young said.
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When an Uber arrives he opens the door for me before getting in from the other side – perhaps a vestige of his high-society upbringing.
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"It opens the door for you if you're very smart and in the know about a particular industry but you're not that rich," he said.
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The U.S.-Mexico NAFTA deal opens the door for Canada to immediately rejoin the talks and is a major step forward in updating the accord.
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This opens the door for the possibility of attackers being able to hijack our increasingly AI-driven smartphones by exposing them to subtly manipulated images.
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His retirement is a double-edged sword for Trump's White House: It opens the door for Flake to be replaced with a more supportive Republican.
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But it's easy to imagine how starting over opens the door for the credit bureaus to gain control over a new process and its results.
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This now opens the door for other Latinxs to feel that they could follow her footsteps as they see themselves being represented on that stage.
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"As long as it gives the employer enough information to understand it, it opens the door for you to talk about that experience," she explains.
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The decision opens the door for pilots to be fired for taking part in the strike, which may push the union to call it off.
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Its brevity suppresses nuance; its virtuality opens the door for insincerity; it incentivizes people with no true investment in a controversy to weigh in anyway.
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Now I'm like, "I work with dance-based ideas and the perception of time," because that's very accurate and opens the door for something else.
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"This terminology … opens the door for accused perpetrators to claim in court that they were merely the helpless victims of a mental illness," Feldman says.
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The certification allows UPS pilots to fly drones beyond their line of sight and opens the door for the delivery company to expand Flight Forward.
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But all these studies come to different conclusions, which opens the door for wild speculation about how much death an Obamacare repeal could lead to.
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That opens the door for states to keep Medicaid patients, many of whom are low-income, from using their insurance coverage at Planned Parenthood clinics.
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" He said there was "enough evidence" to demonstrate Iranian responsibility, adding that "if we tolerate a symbolic attack like this ... it opens the door for more.
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That opens the door for political abuse of how news is spread in each country, and it will likely have the opposite of its intended effect.
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Though it should be said that the baby Gamora scene at the end muddies the waters a little and possibly opens the door for her return.
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So that just opens the door for corrupt practices, with clubs getting jobs for kids' families and moving them over under the guise of this employment.
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A gentle connection between communication planet Mercury and Venus on Saturday opens the door for you to fix career pitfalls through the help of a friend.
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The ruling by U.S. District Judge Leonard Stark opens the door for generic versions of the drug by companies including Mylan Inc and Roxane Laboratories Inc.
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Although the ledger of transactions that has taken place on the blockchain is public, Stiglitz says the anonymity of bitcoin opens the door for criminal enterprises.
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Global Diligence LLP, the firm representing the Cambodian plantiffs, said the ICC's policy shift opens the door for the case to be investigated by the court.
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And as Venezuela has shown, the United States isn't the only source of support — Mr. Trump's aid cutoff simply opens the door for China or Russia.
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It also opens the door for a more sophisticated future candidate, one reared on alt-right arguments rather than stumbling into them the way Trump has.
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"Identifying the first genetic risk factor for erectile dysfunction is an exciting discovery because it opens the door for investigations into new, genetic-based therapies," Jorgenson said.
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Its success opens the door for reusing rockets to get payloads (and eventually people) into space, which will drive down the cost of space travel (22:27).
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The search bar is fairly obvious, and opens the door for search ads in the future, but other features assume a level of familiarity with the app.
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That opens the door for Benny Gantz, Netanyahu's chief rival and head of the Blue and White party, to try his hand at achieving a coalition government.
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The decision does not vacate Foster's conviction; it opens the door for Foster to go back to the Georgia state court and argue for a new trial.
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It also opens the door for experts who do not typically obtain EPA grants, specifically industry representatives and state regulators, to be brought in to replace them.
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"Whenever the outermost layer of skin is disrupted from a cut or a burn or any type of damage, it opens the door for infection," he says.
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This seems like a relatively straightforward exemption, and it opens the door for apps like Steam Link and other game streaming services to work on iOS devices.
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"The source material is so vast and rich that I don&apost think there&aposs any question that it just opens the door for more," Aronson said.
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Charles Schumer, who has co-sponsored a bill that opens the door for families of 9/11 victims to sue foreign states and financial partners of terrorism.
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Unfortunately, whenever the topic of sexual misconduct is placed front and center, it opens the door for people to make wildly inaccurate and offensive victim-blaming statements.
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"As LinkedIn publishing evolves, Quill's underlying technology opens the door for rich features, such as collaborative editing and custom rich media types," the company's Jake Dejno wrote.
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Meanwhile, Titus is given a love interest, a development that opens the door for tender exploration of what it means to be gay and to be happy.
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While the ruling opens the door for states to collect taxes from online businesses, there're some significant outstanding questions now that the court has made its decision.
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Suggested alternative language like, "CDC bases its recommendations on science in consideration with community standards and wishes" opens the door for community preferences to trump intervention effectiveness.
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The platform opens the door for a lot of chilling, dispiriting, consequence-free vitriol, but it also removes some of the preliminary gatekeepers to reaching an audience.
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Remember how lack of transparency opens the door for waste, fraud, and abuse in a third-party payer system, making health care more expensive and less effective?
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"A positive attitude opens the door for children to do well but does not guarantee that they will; that depends on other factors as well," says Chen.
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If it's not covered by HIPAA, that opens the door for any data you provide to potentially be shared with third parties for advertising and marketing purposes.
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In much the same way, this opens the door for Google to bring in more revenue, as it'll likely take a cut of sales its image search refers.
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Muslim groups worry that politicians' unchecked vilification of a religion followed by more than 2100 million Americans opens the door for even bigger blows than the travel ban.
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Chuck Schumer, D-New York, and John Cornyn, R-Texas, opens the door for families of 9/11 victims to sue foreign states and financial partners of terrorism.
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Some activists are worried that taking a hard line in Mallory's case opens the door for fractures that will collapse the March's goal of big-tent feminist organizing.
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The request opens the door for the United States and other countries — particularly Italy, which has expertise in police training — to become more involved in assisting the Iraqis.
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This simplified migration path also opens the door for customers to take advantage of all the technologies we have to offer, including analytics, security, AI and machine learning.
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The decision does not vacate Foster's conviction; it opens the door for Foster's case to be remanded to the Georgia state court to argue for a new trial.
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But "academic freedom" laws label established science, like climate change and evolution, "controversial issues," which opens the door for teachers to offer alternatives, like climate denial and creationism.
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Mahajan said the new drug is a pioneering effort that opens the door for other companies working toward new genetic therapies for other diseases, both rare and common.
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The capital murder charge against Tellis opens the door for a death penalty case, but Champion said Wednesday the prosecution is not planning to seek the death penalty.
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The Labor Department's delay of the fiduciary rule for retirement advisers opens the door for it to issue more regulations later this year, according to a new analysis.
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But civil rights organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation oppose the new directive, because they say it is too restrictive and opens the door for even greater censorship.
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But in February, a state court of appeals ruled that mandatory minimum prison sentencing were incorrectly applied in Sandusky's case ... which opens the door for a lighter sentence.
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FCA and the group signed a memorandum of understanding to work together, which opens the door for FCA to contribute to the progress the team has already made.
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Over time, the plan will be to bring more automated options into the experience, which opens the door for using more AI and potentially bots down the line.
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Seeing climate change through the lens of something they experience every day opens the door for people to see the weight of the issue over their own lives.
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At the same time, it must consider that conceding in the UK opens the door for similar legislation in other nations such as Australia (more on that later).
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Her argument: Because Article 5 of the Constitution, which outlines the amendment-ratification process, says nothing about deadlines, this opens the door for Congress to simply lift the deadline.
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Destiny isn't quite ready for esports, and it may never be — The coming of private matches in Destiny opens the door for player-versus-player tournaments with cash rewards.
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"This breakthrough in electrically-controlled soft actuators brings us much closer to muscle-like performance in an engineered system and opens the door for countless applications in soft robotics."
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The order also opens the door for Waymo to request a copy of the due diligence report that Uber commissioned while it was in the process of acquiring Otto.
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For the time being, that means Windows cross-play for sure, but it also opens the door for Xbox and PlayStation people to connect, provided Sony's cool with it.
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Coming forward as a survivor unfortunately opens the door for people — in your immediate life and in the media — to offer up their opinions, good and bad, he says.
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This opens the door for organizations and individuals to make wild claims such as Dell's claim that 2014 saw a 100 percent increase in cyber attacks on SCADA environments.
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Bryan has been serving as the General Manager of 'SmackDown Live' ... but this effectively opens the door for him to be an active competitor at WrestleMania 34 in April.
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"This decision opens the door for fair and full access to the democratic process for all voters," said Allison Riggs, a lawyer for the Southern Coalition for Social Justice.
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That opens the door for the judge to potentially block the question on those grounds, as it's a different legal question than the one presented to the Supreme Court.
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That opens the door for the agency perhaps to rethink the order, weigh new penalties or open another probe into Uber entirely as a result of this week's revelations.
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The facility is expected to be completed in the second quarter of next year, which then opens the door for further discussions on listing the company's shares, he noted.
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"Our number one fear is that this now pretty much opens the door for other people to pay," said Bob Shaker, a manager at cyber security firm Symantec Corp.
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Funding a local station doesn't just benefit a local community, it opens the door for the next Fred Rogers or Bob Ross to cut their teeth and get noticed.
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The legal advocacy organization has said that rejecting the group's application opens the door for the state to deny participation other groups like Black Lives Matter, journalists, or political lobbyists.
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The United Kingdom's move to exit will have serious ramifications as it opens the door for other European Union countries to leave, adding uncertainty to the continent's economy and future.
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However, the move to create more specialized sites opens the door for custom or "native advertising," content marketing where articles, videos and other pieces are created on behalf of brands.
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While it isn't clear yet how the order will be implemented, it opens the door for employers to deny their employees birth control coverage on the grounds of religious beliefs.
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Evan Feinberg of Tiger Global has realized that intelligence is the thing that opens the door for you in finance — but what puts you over the top is work ethic.
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The Federal Reserve declined to raise interest rates at Wednesday's policy meeting, prompting analysts to speculate that the decision opens the door for more rate hikes in the coming year.
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Economists said the Fed's move opens the door for Turkey's central bank to ease policy by even more, despite the lira weakness that could keep inflation lofty via expensive imports.
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What's next: The deal opens the door for the Syrian military to return to the country's northeast for the first time in years to try to repel a Turkish invasion.
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But there are predators in the world, and just saying that you're a man, you can go in the girls' restroom if you feel like it, opens the door for criminals.
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Now that the Recording Academy voters have shown that they take Lazar seriously by awarding her a Grammy, let's hope it opens the door for a lot more to come through.
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Stripe opens the door for Lightspeed to do more, like lendingPart of the reason Lightspeed is partnering with Stripe, Dasilva said, is because of the other products Stripe has to offer.
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On top of that, most state and local law enforcement agencies receive the proceeds from confiscated property, which creates an incentive for practicing asset forfeiture and opens the door for abuse.
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First, reducing the corporate tax rate to 21 percent, the centerpiece of the bill, opens the door for taxpayers to use corporations as tax shelters for their labor and investment income.
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"J&J's exit opens the door for Medtronic ... to gain more market share because they were chosen as the preferred supplier, or the safety net manufacturer for those patients," Taylor said.
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There's even a neat little button at the end that either closes the entire series on a note of ambiguity or opens the door for a second season on a cliffhanger.
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"The two walks are abnormal for Kluber, so you've got to take advantage of it when he opens the door for you like that, and we did," said Houston manager A.J. Hinch.
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If May pushes ahead with a minority Conservative government, that opens the door for moderate Remain supporters in her own party to become more vocal in their push for a softer Brexit.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Britain's planned departure from the European Union opens the door for a UK-Swiss deal covering financial services, the head of one of Switzerland's biggest private banks said on Thursday.
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Synchronised global GDP growth opens the door for investors to move capital out of America's expensive dollar assets to where assets are cheaper, says Hans Redeker, a currency strategist at Morgan Stanley.
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Withdrawing US troops from Syria also creates a vacuum that opens the door for the resurgence of ISIS and plays right into the hands of Russia and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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"Reinstatement of the UHF discount opens the door for rapid and massive consolidation despite a congressional directive that there should be a limit on the scope of national ownership," the groups argued.
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If Smith were healthy the Cowboys could be considered rightful favorites, but his expected absence opens the door for Preston Smith and the Green Bay pass-rush to ruin Dak Prescott's day.
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This inflation jump opens the door for the Fed to raise rates more quickly than previously expected, which gives the dollar a boost (since higher yields mean greater returns for those holding greenbacks).
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Critics of genome editing also have said that the ethics body's report opens the door for "designer babies," where parents alter the embryos DNA simply to create children with traits they deem desirable.
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The decision opens the door for Russia's eventual return to international sport, following February's reinstatement of the Russian Olympic Committee after the country was banned from this year's Winter Games in South Korea.
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Kaby Lake also opens the door for Apple to finally upgrade its MacBook Pro (and maybe even Air) computers, after the Cupertino company opted to skip the Skylake architecture altogether with those models.
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That opens the door for Cummings to go straight to a group of top lawmakers for permission to request a court order to enforce the subpoenas without the entire House voting on it.
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This opens the door for all kinds of nifty things: Public domain books, for instance, are often offered for free on e-readers (here's a good list of some new public domain freebies).
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Determining when someone has six months or less to live is arbitrary and opens the door for abuse, he said, and doctors are not held accountable after they prescribe the life-ending drugs.
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Connecting veteran-owned businesses to the contracting power of the federal government opens the door for increased production, the hiring of additional staff – often times veterans themselves – and opens doors to national opportunities.
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Leitch now proves with "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw" that he can create an action movie that is so vast in its world building that it opens the door for a new franchise.
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And I hope this film opens the door for more movies about chronic illness, addressing everything from the exclusionary villainy of pre-existing conditions to the ADA loopholes that allow for hiring discrimination.
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This move opens the door for auto companies to manufacture dirtier cars and is just the latest in a string of actions by the Trump administration to gut critical protections for cleaner air.
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One key takeaway is how "helping others obtain success opens the door for you to receive gifts that help you to obtain success," said Zaneilia Harris, president of Harris & Harris Wealth Management Group.
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Put together, Erdoğan's win opens the door for the president to wield more power than ever before — which will certainly have a significant impact on Turkey and the region for years to come.
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JIM INHOFE (R-OKLA.) TALKED TO TRUMP AROUND 9 P.M.: "He believes very strongly that that opens the door for negotiations," Inhofe, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said about Trump.
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But the proof she provides, a flash drive carrying the malware, proves to be a Trojan horse that infects the government's system and opens the door for the blackout to actually take place.
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The guidance lays the foundation for future legislation or policies that would provide greater oversight on autonomous vehicles testing and even opens the door for testing vehicles without a human driver behind the wheel.
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The fact that Nina Freeman is exploring her awkward-yet-horribly-familiar teenage sexual awakening is a fantastic and important thing, because it opens the door for other people to share their experiences, too.
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Still, that Zhang was able to use technology to create a solution that works better than existing medical or surgical solutions is promising, and opens the door for more developers to do the same.
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The ability to fly small drones over crowds also opens the door for news agencies to begin putting drones to work during concerts or sporting events, and even to fly over protests or riots.
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"I think this ruling opens the door for other systemically significant companies to basically wiggle their way out," said Mark Williams, a lecturer at Boston University and former bank examiner at the Federal Reserve.
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A draft of Cuba's new constitution backs away from a stated goal of furthering communism and opens the door for legal recognition of private businesses and same-sex marriage, according to a new report.
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When state mandates are softened, it opens the door for not only anti-vaxxers, but also to any parents who are under informed, or frankly just really busy, to skip vaccinations for their kids.
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Fried explained that this makes certain tasks faster for some users, but opens the door for hackers to steal data that would normally be locked away if that user is running a malicious script.
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"This law is built on the condescending belief that women aren't capable of getting into the boardroom unless the government opens the door for them," said his attorney, Anastasia Boden, in a statement Wednesday.
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The researchers I spoke to said this opens the door for data dredging, and that there's really no way to know whether a drug is safe or effective based on that kind of research.
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The researchers I spoke to said this opens the door for data dredging, and that there's really no way to know whether a drug is safe or effective based on that kind of research.
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BOGOTA, June 6 (Reuters) - Colombia's lower-than-expected May inflation figure opens the door for the central bank board to back a 50-basis-point rate cut at this month's meeting, analysts said on Tuesday.
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It gives investors more of a voice, but it also opens the door for potential activist investors to buy a large portion of the company and throw their weight around when things aren't going well.
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While new canon does incorporate a number of elements and characters from the Expanded Universe, Thrawn's reintroduction potentially opens the door for other fan favorite characters, such as Mara Jade, to return in some form.
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It also opens the door for tribes to prosper from their water, including potentially by charging existing users or harnessing it to restore ecosystems - a priority for many tribes who see natural flows as sacred.
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"While the Commission rightfully acknowledged that Sinclair's proposed merger and related divestiture may violate the law," Pallone said at Wednesday's hearing, "the rollback of the media ownership rules opens the door for the next Sinclair."
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This month, though, El Salvador's top court struck down key parts of the law in a remarkable ruling that opens the door for relatives of victims of war crimes to hold torturers and killers accountable.
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The ruling also opens the door for dozens of other death row inmates in the state to challenge their sentences, according to Jordan Steiker, director of the Capital Punishment Clinic at the University of Texas.
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"Moody's opens the door for a euro bounce, while Chinese verbal support for the economy and markets has given us a risk-friendly mood to start the week," Societe Generale said in a note to clients.
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Like much of the young, internet-fluent alt-right, the Proud Boys intentionally don't take themselves too seriously, a strategy that conveniently opens the door for them to denounce any kind of controversy that might arise.
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Parliament on Monday began debating a bill, presented by a Museveni loyalist, that proposes removing the age cap, something which opposition activists and rights groups say opens the door for him to be president for life.
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"The euro inflation story is a bigger driver for the euro as it potentially opens the door for ECB stimulus policies to continue for longer," said John Marley, senior consultant at FX risk management specialist, SmartCurrencyBusiness.
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This opens the door for companies like Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, and Charter to pick winners and losers on the Internet by controlling which online companies get faster and better quality of service and at what price.
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"This opens the door for a criminal to dive deeper into the victim's identity and cause more financial loss, which in the long run will result in more time expended in cleaning up the mess," Siciliano said.
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And as you imagine the other implementations of Weav's SDK — fitness of all types, dance, meditation, video games, virtual reality and even sex — it opens the door for these artists to monetize their tracks in new ways.
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ESSAY: The "Patient's Always Right" Attitude Opens the Door for Abuse Janie Harvey Garner, RN, who founded an online community for nurses, says sexual assault and harassment is so commonplace it's the "dirty little secret" of nursing.
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But with the advent of Right to Protect, deriving from the Rome Statute, the emerging customary law opens the door for countries to yield their sovereign rights if they fail to uphold and protect basic human rights.
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In fact, it's far more likely backup Matt McGloin goes into Denver and gets pasted, which opens the door for the Kansas City Chiefs to snatch away both the AFC West title and the first-round bye.
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As bad as the policies Republicans are pursuing would be for middle-class Americans, their inability to pass them and actually govern the country — despite unified control — only exacerbates their vulnerability and opens the door for Democrats.
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" BRAD GLOSSERMAN, VISITING PROFESSOR AT TAMA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN "The Chinese will be happy about the outcome because it … promises a long process, no breakdown, and opens the door for a process in which they will be engaged.
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When attorneys claim entrapment, it opens the door for prosecutors to introduce evidence unrelated to the offense as part of a "searching inquiry" into an individual's background prior to his or her first contact with government agents.
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Ted Cruz is standing his ground in his belief that allowing transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice "opens the door for predators," dismissing criticism from Caitlyn Jenner, who mocked him over the issue last week.
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There's just a feel about those movies that makes them special, and it really opens the door for guys like me—there's a direct correlation to why we started making this kind of music in the first place.
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So you can think of populism as a way to critique liberal democracy, which opens the door for a variety of leaders who have different ideologies, whether we're talking Hugo Chavez in Venezuela or Donald Trump in America.
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"We definitely feel this opens the door for a little bit more downside risk in the euro with economic data continuing to be more on the weak side," said Charles Tomes, associate portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management.
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In addition to concerns about verifying whether Iran lives up to its side of the agreement, critics have alleged that it opens the door for Tehran to build a bomb when terms expire in 10 or 15 years.
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Retailers say it's still difficult to verify a shopper's identity online, and there's a lag between the time an order is placed and when that transaction is confirmed, which opens the door for more errors or fraudulent activity.
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Handling the download automatically makes a lot more sense, particular given the deluge of notifications that users get these days, plus it truly opens the door for businesses to market their upcoming apps and services ahead of time.
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This opens the door for competing autonomous checkout technology providers like AiFi, Grabango, Standard Cognition, Trigo, and Zippin, because if they successfully remove these pain points they may be able to convince merchants to work with them instead.
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But Mr. Trump's claim that he can and may attempt to build his wall another way opens the door for him to sign a spending bill with no wall funding, reopening the government without capitulation by either side.
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She said this opens the door for potential abuses of power -- especially given the lack of transparency surrounding ICE's justification for locking these teens up instead of allowing them to go through immigration court while home with their families.
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That opens the door for newcomers like 23-year-old Broderick Thompson, who qualified for his first Olympics in the first two downhills of the season, and said the course's grippy snow favours the Canadian team's strength as turners.
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A big blow for Facebook today after Europe's top court delivered a verdict in a long-running legal challenge that opens the door for plaintiff and privacy campaigner, Max Schrems, to sue Facebook in his home city of Vienna.
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If you give a political officeholder a permanent role on the council, whose primary responsibility is the long-term security of the country, it opens the door for decisions to be made with short-term political aims in mind.
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Francisco ended by saying that if the court blocks the addition of the question, it opens the door for U.S. residents to similarly boycott other census questions that they have an issue with, like asking about gender or sex.
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The delay potentially opens the door for Samsung to be the first company to officially release a smartphone with a folding screen, but it doesn't appear to have any solid date for when the Galaxy Fold will arrive either.
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Should it rule and side with the U.S., it opens the door for other countries to impose their own trade barriers in the name of national security, which Schneider-Petsinger says could lead to a flood of protectionist measures.
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The variable of the Inhuman population increasing in unpredictable ways raises the question of how many more Inhumans we'll see this season, and opens the door for Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to add unlimited villains and heroes in the future.
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"The amount of exposure that we can generate for a case opens the door for new information, tips and witnesses to come forward, many of whom do not feel comfortable talking to police," says Donald Albright, Tenderfoot executive producer.
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The move opens the door for states to apply for waivers to allow them to require Medicaid enrollees to work in order to receive coverage, something that has never before happened in the 2202-year history of the program.
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The schism opens the door for credit unions to take a bigger share of the country's mortgage market, particularly in the hottest housing markets, Toronto and Vancouver, where homebuyers often no longer qualify for loans from the big banks.
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And when the president of the United States lies a whole lot and makes outrageous statements, it's not only bad unto itself, but it also opens the door for other people to be lying and for truth to be disrespected.
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Unlike U.S. law, the new legislation does not give law firms the right to launch class action but it opens the door for citizen rights groups to do so - a legal avenue currently only available in a handful of member states.
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Image: NIHOn Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration approved a treatment that genetically modifies a patient's own blood cells in order to attack childhood leukemia, a landmark decision opens the door for an era of FDA-sanctioned human gene modification.
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President Donald Trump's move to exit the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership opens the door for China to "step into the void" left by the United States in Asia, said Bill Daley, who was as Commerce secretary in Bill Clinton's administration.
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Now Biden must worry that the tepid result opens the door for billionaire former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, another moderate, who has surged in the polls since making a late entry into the race with a virtually bottomless checkbook.
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Also, watching the group of creatives (Nuri, Yasir, and their friends) try to make it at a time where black creatives were finally breaking into Hollywood to tell our stories opens the door for dynamic conversations about diversity in storytelling.
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Beyond climate, the EPA told many of its science advisers they were out of a job and then overhauled the rules for who can serve on these panels in a way that opens the door for more influence from businesses.
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The new mining code strips away a stability clause protecting existing investments from changes to the fiscal and customs regime for 10 years, opens the door for cobalt royalties to increase five-fold and introduces a 23 percent windfall profits tax.
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He also hopes it opens the door for NASA to consider making use of the same sort of system on future Mars missions, to help with the experimentation potential of those journeys, and to help improve their chance of success.
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"The inauguration of the bridge marks the end of a long wait for the people of this area," Modi's office quoted him as saying in a speech, adding the bridge "opens the door for economic development on a big scale".
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"Among other benefits, this opens the door for an industrial partner to enter the joint venture, and like Alcoa, to become a long-term customer for bauxite and alumina," Alcoa's president of global primary products, Roy Harvey, said in a statement.
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Emotion-driven reactions, such as a reflexive defense of or attacks on the institution of policing are minimized with the normal healing that distance in time provides, and opens the door for a real dialogue on the issue of policing reform.
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That also opens the door for its use as a possible therapy to treat neurological problems brought on by conditions like ALS or a stroke—essentially a kind of music-based rehabilitation, which could particularly benefit those with limited motor abilities.
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It also opens the door for more industry involvement in reviewing the environmental impacts of their projects and removes the "cumulative" effects language that courts have largely interpreted as requiring the government to weigh how a project would impact global warming.
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It also opens the door for more industry involvement in reviewing the environmental impacts of their projects and removes the "cumulative" effects language that courts have largely interpreted as requiring the government to weigh how a project would impact global warming.
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A weakened obviousness standard — the key issue at stake in the case — opens the door for additional patent trolls, non-practicing and non-innovating entities, as well as other opportunistic patent litigators to assert previously ineligible patents against actual innovators.
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"This sort of opens the door for us," said Dr. Fred D. Lublin, who was a crucial investigator for the clinical trial and is director of the Corinne Goldsmith Dickinson Center for Multiple Sclerosis at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
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Investors had earlier expected an interim trade deal between Washington and Beijing by mid-November, but the prospect of a delayed conclusion now opens the door for further escalation in tensions that have dogged risk assets for more than a year.
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That finding opens the door for the Trump administration to actually hash out the constitutionality of DACA in court — and if it ultimately persuades the courts that the program was unconstitutional, it would be able to proceed with killing it.
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As a result, I (and my company) have come to believe that the use of commercial facial recognition in law enforcement or in government surveillance of any kind is wrong — and that it opens the door for gross misconduct by the morally corrupt.
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This transplant process clearly carries personal significance for an artist grappling with her international identity, but it also opens the door for a sincere reengagement with her native land, where she often has unexpected encounters in places that might easily seem abandoned.
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This opens the door for what Dhan calls "spacial computing," where you're able to use a Sulon Q to work with your regular Windows 10 desktop, using a keyboard and mouse which you can see thanks to the Q's digital environment re-creation.
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While the government over-water certification opens the door for other long-haul flights for Southwest, Watterson said the plan is to focus on Hawaii for the time being, noting that there is no extra aircraft right now to service new routes.
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The new code strips away a 2002 stability clause protecting existing investments from changes to the fiscal and customs regime for 10 years, opens the door for cobalt royalties to rise five-fold and introduces a 50 percent windfall tax on profits.
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In rescinding the 2013 directive from then-Deputy Attorney General James Cole, Sessions did not explicitly call for action, but the move opens the door for federal prosecutors to begin pursuing cases against both businesses that sell weed and residents who use it.
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Mike Mohring, CDU leader in Thuringia, led the charge against his party's position, saying it was up to him, and not Chancellor Angela Merkel or Kramp-Karrenbauer, to decide on a policy reversal that opens the door for a coalition with the Linke.
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The absence of Omaha Beach opens the door for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert, who is seeking to tie all-time trainer record for Kentucky Derby wins with six and now has the top three favorites in Game Winner, Roadster and Improbable.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (D-Colo.), the Senate's most vulnerable Democratic incumbent, quickly stressed that while he wants to close Guantanamo Bay, he was unswayed by any plan that opens the door for detainees being sent to Colorado.
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Another crucial change in the first episode, discreetly slipped into the dialogue, recasts the entire plot, changing the motive for Hanna's mission from revenge to survival — a switch that lowers the intensity but opens the door for complications, digressions and future seasons.
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The Mueller report turned out to be much more damning for President Donald Trump than the four-page summary released by Attorney General William Barr disclosed, which now opens the door for House Democrats to investigate whether the president obstructed justice and consider impeachment.
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It detailed a few new capabilities in a blog post of its own, but a representative told me that the best is yet to come: [N]ative integration in Windows 10 opens the door for faster and easier development of eye tracking applications and accessories.
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Parliament on Monday began debating a bill, presented by a Museveni loyalist, that proposes removing the stipulation a presidential candidate cannot be more than 75 years old, something which opposition activists and rights groups say opens the door for him to be president for life.
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And commanders quickly undertaking their own operations without White House approval opens the door for the Trump administration to blame the military for any risk of casualties, such as happened after a Navy SEAL was killed earlier this year in a raid in Yemen.
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And he opens the door for AT&T, Verizon and others to begin to strike special deals with web companies for faster delivery of their music, movies or other content — arrangements derided as "online fast lanes" by critics who fear it would break the internet.
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The ruling potentially opens the door for Glencore to receive a backdated tax bill, given the ATO has handed peers BHP and Rio Tinto large tax notices in recent years after reviewing their tax practices, specifically those around valuing commodities in lower tax jurisdictions.
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The ruling opens the door for the 2000 condo owners at 26.6 Riverside Boulevard to formally vote on whether to keep or remove the T-R-U-M-P letters that have adorned the building, between 22017th and 2200th Streets, for the past 2200 years.
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Unlike Match, which is a member of the trade group, Banker will argue that the legislation opens the door for government officials to force clients like Google and Facebook to weaken or refrain from using encryption, according to testimony shared with The Technology 202.
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That opens the door for the United States to offer project funding for rare earths, a group of 17 elements used in products ranging from lasers and military equipment to magnets found in consumer electronics, according to the report by Australia's Trade and Investment Commission.
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German says that giving the authorities such a broad power to call people terrorists and prosecute them as such opens the door for them to use the statute excessively against people they're already predisposed to suspect — beginning with Muslim Americans and other persecuted minorities.
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Since the court determined that JDs are in fact like other federal agency actions, and can be challenged in court, it opens the door for more companies to try to overturn or delay USACE determinations of which waters should be protected and which shouldn't.
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Tuttle noted that global growth is weak, and this vote opens the door for a break-up of the EU. The vote, which took place last week, sent financial markets across the globe into flux, with U.S. stocks falling sharply afterwards, but they've rallied this week.
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The move by the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency opens the door for online and peer-to-peer lenders to operate nationwide under a single licensing and regulatory regime, and came hours after the Treasury Department endorsed the approach in a new report.
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But most importantly, this short email inadvertently tells his boss how he's getting along mentally and emotionally — for example, if he communicates the same obstacles every week, it opens the door for a deeper discussion about shifting strategies or extending deadlines that'll relieve some of that stress.
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Moreover, the practice opens the door for government agencies to collude with sympathetic outside advocacy organizations to intervene when the agency faces litigation — essentially outsourcing the government's obligation to defend its own laws to ideologically aligned private actors, which is a failure of transparency and accountability.
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"This is unacceptable and opens the door for a new offensive against Swiss banks," he told the paper, adding that the government had been too ready to hand over customer data and that it is perhaps too late to get a better deal after years of negotiations.
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This may seem like a nod to transparent policymaking, but it also opens the door for lobbyists and think tanks to send the White House their proposals for realigning the government in potentially fundamental ways, no matter how big a stake they have in the outcome.
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This confirms what can already be inferred from the language of the proposed law: that creating tiers of citizenship opens the door for the state to pick and choose which rights to confer on its subjects, making citizenship conditional and at the discretion of the state.
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Our new approach opens the door for recently developed methods that did not previously meet the benchmark, provided they are being done carefully, while holding those using long-trusted methods to a higher bar that better reflects the steps pollsters need to take to conduct accurate surveys today.
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The latest LEGO Movie 2 trailer starts off so bleak as Wyldstyle waxes broodingly over a Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic landscape, only to be interrupted by the ever-plucky Emmet, which opens the door for the rest of the exceedingly delightful LEGO Movie vibe to wash over everything.
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The discovery also determined that the MC4R gene sends signals through a pathway – and with that pathway now known to be linked to weight regulation, it opens the door for the development of new drugs that can mimic the pathway and protect against obesity, according to the study.
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Although the change will have no immediate effect on current bans on the Russian federations for athletics, weightlifting and paralympics, it opens the door for their return, following the reinstatement of the Russian Olympic Committee after the country was banned from this year's Winter Games in South Korea.
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The concept of multiple-versions of Marvel heroes opens the door for appearances of heroes from other franchises that have never been under the Marvel umbrella or incorporated fully into the Marvel universe (heroes from titles like The Fantastic Four, X-Men, and Blade, to name a few).
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"It opens the door for a discussion about whether Joe Biden can actually credibly take on Donald Trump on a series of issues that the Democratic Party is seen as quite strong on," said Jennifer L. Lawless, an expert on women in politics at the University of Virginia.
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Some industry experts speculated the scrapping of those restrictions, which opens the door for companies such as Tesla Inc to produce cars on its own in China and sell them at more affordable price points, might weaken the business case for new electric car start-ups such as Byton.
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"When we take a look at states that have had female governors, when voters see women succeed in executive office, it opens the door for more women in that role because it does literally change the face of leadership," Ms. Hunter, of the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrat on the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said on Wednesday a memo by the panel's Republicans opens the door for the White House to fire the special counsel probing Russia's alleged meddling in the U.S. election or the No. 2 official at the Justice Department.
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If you happen to be a Senate Democrat who faces a strong political incentive to be seen as cooperating with the White House, this opens the door for something like Joe Manchin's February meeting, after which he said Trump told him he was open to a comprehensive immigration reform deal.
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Plus, "we're in an era where the crossover appeal of performance product to the street is at an all-time high," Harlow said, so that opens the door for new shoppers to experience the technological advancements of the Air Max — even if they don't find themselves running on a daily basis.
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"Opposing TPP opens the door for China to replace the United States as the predominant regional power in the Asia-Pacific," wrote Hoff, the AAF's director of defense analysis, Wilson, a former House lawmaker and president of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and Varas, a data analyst.
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As the researchers detail in a paper to be presented at the ACM User Interface Software and Technology Symposium in October, their new technique opens the door for a variety of functional and fun applications, such as lamps that appear to change shape and phone screen overlays with dynamic transparency.
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Who is on the outside looking in: Traditional network gear makers Cisco and Juniper Networks aren't part of this and risk losing out on some serious business down the road unless they get a lot cheaper and more open, as this opens the door for AT&T to make its own networking gear.
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Instead of working with one or two hardware partners to create its own branded phones (the last Nexus phones were the Huawei-made Nexus 213P and the LG-made Nexus 28X), Android One opens the door for more OEMs to make phones running its untainted version of Android at even more price points.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Sekulow said the same thing about the decision by Democrats to go directly at, and attempt to take apart and debunk piece by piece, allegations about former Vice President Joe Biden's actions with Ukraine: it "opens the door" for the White House defense team to dive in on the issue.
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His appeal as a leading innovator certainly fuels that fire, yet it won't be Cook's Apple that ushers in the next generation of cell phones using 5G technology, it will be a company like Qualcomm which develops the technological oomph to increase bandwidth speeds and opens the door for the so-called Internet of Things.
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The declaration, related to one woman's complaint about being fired from her job, opens the door for people to argue against discrimination based on miscarriage — and adds it to a list of conditions that have been deemed disabilities in a workplace context, such as alcoholism, panic attacks, dyslexia, insomnia, fear of flying, and chronic headaches.
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Judicial Watch applauded the decision, arguing that it opens the door for the incoming Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE administration to pursue legal action against Clinton.
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Kennedy's retirement opens the door for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to nominate a second conservative justice to the Supreme Court.
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"The bottom line is that this could really potentially simplify how we screen women and have it be more effective and not quite as complicated and burdensome -- and opens the door for doing just HPV testing, which is actually what's currently recommended by the World Health Organization for countries that don't have Pap testing capabilities," Schmeler said.
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Additionally, it opens the door for asylum officers to deny an asylum seeker if she's been convicted of illegal entry after crossing into the US between ports of entry (something that, in theory, the Trump administration is still seeking to prosecute all border crossers for under its "zero tolerance" policy) even if she meets all the above standards.
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As a result, the federal government of Mexico granted a marriage license to the couple, and their union, now legally recognized throughout Mexico, opens the door for other Mexican same-sex couples living abroad to be married in embassies and consulates under Mexican law, a significant development as there are 12 million Mexicans living abroad, according to the Mayor's Office for International Affairs.
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As I argue in my book, "The Third Wave," we also need to create a Startup Visa program, one that opens the door for immigrant entrepreneurs with a proven idea to launch their startups in the U.S. We should give talented young people educated in U.S. colleges and universities a green card to stay and help power our economic growth rather than turning them away.
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Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) opens the door for ethical hackers to notify DHS of the bugs and then fix them, which is currently not permitted under federal law.
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" Representative Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the senior Democrat on the Energy and Commerce Committee, said that reputable drug companies would not provide drugs to patients without the blessing of the F.D.A. But, he said, the bill opens the door for "a bad actor, some unscrupulous manufacturer, a fly-by-night outfit to promote something like snake oil, whether the F.D.A. approves it or not.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's plan to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure is not only needed, it opens the door for Congress to take bold steps to rollback thousands of burdensome government regulations and revamp a national permitting process now mired in bureaucracy and inefficiency.
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If the government asserts that the current CFAA only applies to networked computers, and if it succeeds in adding an amendment about non-connected systems that narrowly applies only to voting machines, the government opens the door for defendants to argue that any case involving a computer that is not connected to the internet and is not a voting machine can't be prosecuted under the CFAA—this would include electronic pollbooks that are used to check-in voters at the polls and verify their eligibility to vote.
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