However the repeated pattern opens the way to profitable trades.
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It also opens the way for banks to issue paper.
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It makes a big bang, but it opens the way.
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This opens the way to a new manifestation of total war in our time.
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Perhaps even more importantly, it opens the way for a new flow of mathematical insights.
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This opens the way for larger flocks of robots to co-ordinate without outside intervention.
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Their work settles one important longstanding question and opens the way to investigating many others.
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That opens the way for other means, including modern medicine, to circumvent the waiting period.
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That failure opens the way for increases by those producers that do have additional capacity.
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In this way, it's the very freedom of democracy that opens the way to tyranny.
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We discuss the global cannabis revolution, as medical use opens the way to wider liberalisation.
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Greater autonomy also opens the way to swarms of drones that act as a single unit.
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His disappearance breaks that and opens the way for the militant strain of Shiism in Iran.
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This kind of show opens the way to other shows and demonstrates how to do it.
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The ruling opens the way for the block on the website to be lifted, Haberturk said.
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The seventh article opens the way for the president to be a member of a political party.
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In some sports, VR transforms the experience altogether and opens the way for possibilities that were inconceivable before.
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By hobbling the Federal Reserve, the proposed legislation opens the way to more free-riding and less financial stability.
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"What this does is it opens the way for much greater parliamentary scrutiny of the whole process," he said.
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The transaction with Shell also opens the way for Athens to privatize the company as agreed with its international lenders.
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It opens the way for months, even years, of legal wrangling before a top EU court could potentially impose fines.
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"I hope this dialogue opens the way to further meetings through which we can achieve a peaceful solution," Khan told Reuters.
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It opens the way for the EU to start accession talks with the Balkan state and continue the bloc's expansion eastward.
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The measure, which passed by a vote of 172 to 40, opens the way for a challenge to Mr. Corbyn's leadership.
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The withdrawal deal just opens the way to transition and negotiations on a future arrangement, with guarantees for Ireland, that's all.
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I hope the Oscar Ban movement opens the way for my peers to open their hearts to the #BlackLivesMatter movement as well.
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But once you master it, your level of control over the beatdowns you dish out opens the way to some exciting moments.
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That opens the way for changes to economic policy that will boost foreign investment and trade with the West, businessmen and analysts said.
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The ruling also opens the way for some of them, as individuals, to seek compensation for false imprisonment if they choose, he added.
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Just as Huntington's world gave way to Fukuyama's a generation ago, democracy's latest crisis opens the way for a new kind of politics.
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"Ending anti-growth obstacles like the Paris agreement opens the way to a brighter future, with America in the lead," said Republican Rep.
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In "Gemini," he told the story of identical twins whose fused identity opens the way to an elaborate investigation of duality in various forms.
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They signed a treaty setting the boundaries, which opens the way for both countries to share the spoils from gasfields in the Timor Sea.
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The fall in crude oil prices has markedly weakened the Russian rouble, which in turn opens the way for cheaper Russian wheat export prices.
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There is of course a lone dissenter in each family – comprised entirely of SNL cast members – whose disagreement opens the way to discussion and comedy.
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Regional leaders have insisted that the exodus will only grow until Maduro gives up power and opens the way for dramatic reform and international intervention.
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With the political will in place now, let's get started on a crucial project the opens the way to improved service on both sides of Eighth Avenue.
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The European Commission has also launched a separate procedure against Poland known as Article 7, which opens the way for possible sanctions and a suspension of voting rights.
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The election of the speakers opens the way for formal government consultations, which will be led by President Sergio Mattarella and are expected to start early next month.
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If third parties like China co-opt the tool or make use of the same vulnerability, that opens the way for other attackers to follow the same route.
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"Our discovery opens the way to working out what makes these bursts," Simon Johnston, one of the team members who made the FRB discovery, said in a statement.
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The results of the online ballot of 5-Star members, released late on Tuesday, opens the way for a new government to take office in the coming days.
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MOSCOW — After months of foot-dragging that exasperated its Western backers, Ukraine on Thursday adopted legislation that opens the way for the establishment of an independent anticorruption court.
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The decision opens the way for transgender people in Lebanon to have better access to health care as well as clearer recognition of their fundamental rights, she said.
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Tsipras acknowledges that the Macedonia deal, which opens the way for the former Yugoslav republic to seek EU and NATO membership, is separate from any Greek debt relief.
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The approval opens the way for Saudi Arabia to purchase 44 Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) launchers and 360 missiles, as well as fire control stations and radars.
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Problems in the press may get harder to have a frank discussion, dysfunction in Congress opens the way for executive overreach, executive overreach makes way for judicial activism, etc.
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The ruling opens the way for lifting the website ban, which has been in place since 2017 due to entries that accused Turkey of having links to terrorist organisations.
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A break of that level opens the way for a test of 114.64, the 61.8 percent retracement of the same decline and 115.51, its recent peak hit on March 10.
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The re-run of the Ausgrid tender opens the way for a local bidder, with Australia's pension funds likely to play a role as a partner in any fresh offers.
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Last week, the committee did exactly that, declaring that Baggio Leung and Ms. Yau have broken the law, which opens the way for their seats eventually to be declared vacant.
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It said the issue, which came after a two-day roadshow and investor calls, optimises its capital structure and opens the way for the eventual issue of a senior bond.
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If his administration's inability to be an honest broker opens the way for other parties to become mediators, Palestine can engage in meaningful discussions on a just and final peace.
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While he failed to convince shareholders to give him three seats on the board, Lew's insurrection against the executive remuneration report opens the way for a board spill next year.
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The two governments did sign an agreement to safeguard U.S. space and defense technology that opens the way for U.S. companies to use Brazil's Alcantara space center to launch satellites.
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Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland presented what is known as a "ways and means motion" to the House of Commons, which opens the way for the formal presentation of a bill.
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The World Economic Forum, citing several economic analysts, said the reformist candidates' win opens the way for changes to economic policy that will boost foreign investment and trade with the West.
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This status, first introduced in 2012 as a means to limit the activities of nongovernmental organizations by deterring foreign funding, opens the way for intrusive audits and inspections by the authorities.
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That opens the way for an intense battle for the right-wing vote as small parties and independents compete with the Liberal and National parties for a handful of potential seats.
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The drugmaker's shares sank 35 after it said it would appeal against a U.S. court ruling which potentially opens the way to a rival to the firm's Suboxone Film opiod addiction treatment.
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China's communist party has moved to eliminate presidential term limits, in a shock move that opens the way for President Xi Jinping to dominate Chinese politics for the next decade or more.
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Nevertheless, its conclusion opens the way for a summit meeting of the bloc's leaders, who are expected to approve the overall plan for the withdrawal, known as Brexit, on Sunday in Brussels.
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ONE-SIDED CAMPAIGN Cuban evangelicals were expected to vote against the proposed constitution because they fear it opens the way for gay marriage while the Roman Catholic Church has also voiced criticism.
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"This unprecedented defense cooperation agreement provides a framework... and notably opens the way for France to assist in establishing an Ethiopian naval component," Macron told a news conference alongside Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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The president's decree opens the way for the former officer, Sabrina de Sousa, 61, to avoid imprisonment, by serving her remaining sentence some other way, such as through monitored release or community service.
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The drugmaker's shares sank about 40 percent after it said it would appeal against a U.S. court ruling which potentially opens the way to a rival to the firm's Suboxone Film opiod addiction treatment.
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"As soon as society in general retreats from the armed forces, it opens the way and the place for fringe groups on one hand, and highly motivated idealists on the other," Mr. Wolffsohn said.
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The ICC decision, which came days after the United States agreed to pull its troops from the long-running conflict, opens the way for prosecutors to launch a full investigation, despite U.S. government opposition.
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"Our new agreement allows us to have more than one digital partner, and opens the way for significant potential opportunities and partnerships in this important growth area for Morrisons," Morrisons Chief Executive David Potts said.
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The Trump administration's move, which opens the way for a Turkish strike on Kurdish fighters long aligned with Washington, runs counter to the positions of even some of Trump's top allies in his own party.
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This opens the way for China to expand its influence across the developing world and signals the smartest math and science students in the world to start their start-ups overseas and not in America.
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"This agreement opens the way for the formation of the institutions of the transitional authority, and we hope that this is the beginning of a new era," said Omar al-Degair, a leader of the FFC.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 16 (Reuters) - South African health insurance group Discovery said it has been granted a banking licence, in a move that opens the way for it to pursue plans to set up a retail bank.
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But Wednesday's precedent opens the way for Mr. McConnell to speed up the nominating process for sub-cabinet-level posts and Federal District Court judges, appointments that represent as many as 80 percent of administration nominees.
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The resignation Monday of Prime Minister Olivier Mahafaly Solonandrasana opens the way for the appointment of a candidate deemed acceptable to opposition factions as the Indian Ocean nation prepares for elections this year amid concerns about violence.
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Few details have been released of the agreement, which reportedly pledges investment in the area to create legitimate jobs for young people, and opens the way for "unified patrolling of the borders with Algeria, Niger and Chad".
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"The first Vantablack car is certainly a big tick in the box when it comes to dream projects and opens the way for even more large-scale concepts — like a stadium!" said Levitation 29 Director Benjamin Males.
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They give up some control of Gaza, but in return the West Bank opens up to them, they are allowed to operate there and this opens the way for Hamas to take over the Palestinian national movement.
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"The first Vantablack car is certainly a big tick in the box when it comes to dream projects and opens the way for even more large-scale concepts- like a stadium!" said Director of Levitation 29 Benjamin Males.
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The official investigation against Mr. Sun opens the way for his eventual expulsion from the Politburo and replacement by Mr. Chen, who worked closely under Mr. Xi when they were both officials in the eastern province of Zhejiang.
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DOHA, Qatar — The agreement just signed by American and Taliban negotiators opens the way for direct negotiations between the insurgents and other Afghans, including the country's government, on a political future after the United States ends its military presence.
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Losing the vote would deepen the uncertainty over the future of Brexit, Britain's biggest shift in foreign and trade policy for more than 40 years, and opens the way for several different outcomes, ranging from a disorderly exit to another referendum.
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"When the leadership of the United States consistently targets legitimate media reporting as fake, it opens the way for leaders the world over to do the same," said Shawn Crispin, who represents the Committee to Protect Journalists in the region.
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This trend opens the way to a whole new world of connected objects: Babolat's racquet, Adidas' Smart Ball, the collection of objects developed by Withings, Haiku's tracker (former Bike Assistant) and Bellabeat's Leaf … each sport has its dedicated digital gear.
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Apple Inc's decision to abandon the traditional headphone jack in its recently launched iPhone 7 and power audio through its Lighting charging port opens the way for new kinds of headphones made with chips handling noise cancellation and other advanced features.
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"Today is a symbolic and historic day for our foreign policy after yesterday's decision at the Skopje's parliament which opens the way for the implementation of an historic accord," Tsipras said at a ceremony to take charge of the foreign affairs portfolio.
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The HOPE initiative, modeled after the innovative "Angel" program in Gloucester, Massachusetts, which opens the way for addicts to get police assistance and medical help without fear of arrest, is a way of rethinking law enforcement's role in responding to this growing epidemic.
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Albuquerque told reporters after a meeting in Brasilia that the agreement opens the way for the government to auction off the excess oil in the transfer-of-rights area, a giant pre-salt oil reserve off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
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Trump said Erdogan was visiting as his "guest" in a series of tweets earlier on Tuesday defending his decision this week to withdraw U.S. forces from northern Syria in a move critics said opens the way for Turkish attack on U.S.-allied Kurds.
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CLEVELAND, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Lawmakers in Ohio approved a bill on Friday that opens the way for licensed gun owners to carry concealed weapons on college campuses, less than two weeks after a man injured 11 in a stabbing attack at Ohio State University.
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"That opens the way for Russia's corruption and other Russian influences in these countries that are harmful to the countries, harmful to good business practices, undercut the European Union as well, and really it undercuts the whole trans-Atlantic security we're setting up," he said.
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But it is likely the start of a deeper investigation into his activities and those of the militia, and opens the way for the authorities to bring more serious charges like kidnapping and impersonating a police officer or an employee of the United States.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate approved on Tuesday the ratification of an agreement signed earlier this year to safeguard U.S. space and defense technology that opens the way for U.S. companies to use Brazil's Alcantara base in the Northeastern-state of Maranhao to launch satellites.
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On Thursday, he reverted to more traditional statecraft, giving the Treasury new authority to impose sanctions against firms that trade with North Korea, in a move that potentially opens the way for the US to take aim at Chinese businesses that bolster Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Though a formal signing ceremony is not expected to take place for at least a few weeks more — and where this will take place has reportedly yet to be defined — Wednesday's announcement in Havana opens the way for preparations to begin for a plebiscite on the deal.
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The two women had been due to compete on a ballot of around 150,000 Conservative party members, with the result to be declared by September 9, but the shock announcement opens the way for May to take over the party much sooner and compete for the head of government.
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While Macron, who took office barely five months ago, initially appeared determined to protect French strategic assets at all costs, the deals between Alstom and Siemens and now Fincantieri and STX suggest he is willing to see French control diluted if it opens the way for a bigger European champion.
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China plans to build at least 60 nuclear plants in the coming decade, South Africa last month kicked off a major nuclear tender, and Thursday's signature of the Hinkley Point contract between French utility EDF and the UK government opens the way for up to 1.23 new reactors in Britain.
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The deal, which creates a path for the United States to gradually pull out of Afghanistan and opens the way for a potential end to the 18-year conflict, was signed after more than 1-1/2 years of talks that were held mostly in Doha, which hosts the Taliban's political headquarters.
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So Frédéric Tcheng's movie opens the way a Raymond Chandler novel might, with an insinuation of noir, except "Halston" starts in some kind of editing room, in which video players are swallowing cassettes and the actor and writer Tavi Gevinson has to do a lot of lurking and creaking as both the narrator and, what, a production-assistant private detective?
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Her British critics had said she would never manage to bridge deep differences with Brussels and win the deal, which opens the way for talks on Britain's future ties with the EU. But she now faces her toughest test yet — negotiating an overall Brexit agreement that is acceptable to her bitterly divided Conservative Party and nation as well as Brussels.
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