Domino's Pizza is paving streets across America as part of its "Paving for Pizza" campaign.
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The ride is bumpy — there were some "issues with the paving machine not paving smoothly," Elon Musk, the founder and principal investor, says later at a press conference.
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But what is that — 'paving the way in fashion'?
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The school's staff members, including Isabel Polonia, coordinator of the paving students' studies, are eager to keep paving relevant in a modern world, and artists have been called upon to create new designs.
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Outdoors, the garden's paving stones led to an angular letterbox.
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But they have withdrawn, paving the way for his coronation.
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Paving stones were glued down in case they became projectiles.
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In the 1950s, it was paving highways to every town.
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Other Republicans accused Democrats of paving the way for impeachment.
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Bath gels ... paving a path to normalcy with N. Korea!
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N, paving the way for it to return to the market.
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" McDougal: "Every girl who speaks ... is paving the way for another.
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They need basic services like street paving and abandoned houses demolished.
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L Italian unit and paving the way for a broader alliance.
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Walkway option in lieu of paving PEA GRAVEL PEA = P 31D.
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In September, border crossing points reopened, paving the way for trade.
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"It's bigger than me, and I could be paving a way."
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Among the street's cement paving stones, Carmela finds a lone dandelion.
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Paving stones were thrown at the police, and highways were blocked.
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"I couldn't have done it without them paving the path," she said.
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Congressional Republicans are paving the way to repeal significant portions of Obamacare.
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Twitter told investors it is paving a path toward profitability this year.
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So, we are paving a way for a new generation of leadership.
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Dad was paving a road to peace, one brick at a time.
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There are speed bumps made out of paving stones and narrow streets.
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We're paving the path for other localities to take the same action.
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In later years, living in Modesto, he worked paving roads and driveways.
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There is also additional funding for street paving, library services and parks.
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The bride's father owns Smith Paving, a family business in Boca Raton.
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That strategy is paving the way for a Trump nomination, Bennett argued.
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The site popularized image-focused social sharing, paving the way for Instagram's dominance.
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Thanks to the inspiring women paving the way to a better future. pic.twitter.
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And don't forget about early pioneer Tesla paving the way for electric cars.
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That ride was incredibly bumpy, which Musk attributed to a faulty paving machine.
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But Chinese attitudes are changing, paving the way for conflict with conservative laws.
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We were talking about the importance of having plants rather than paving over.
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Canada join the talks in 22008, paving the way for three-way negotiations.
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That deal is widely regarded as paving the way for the Paris Agreement.
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"Every girl who speaks is paving the way for another," she told Farrow.
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These trends are paving the way for the next generation platforms of engagement.
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The municipalities were chosen from nominations made on the Paving for Pizza site.
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The next step will be paving the area over, according to local reports.
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Harari believes that our clicks and likes are paving a path toward dictatorship.
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Senate Republicans are paving the way for legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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That issue was seen paving the way for Saudi companies to follow suit.
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He died hours later, paving the way for Mr. Mubarak to take over.
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Now Mr. Johnson is paving the way to step down as chief executive.
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Barricades were erected, cars set on fire, paving stones pulled from the pavements.
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The privately held conglomerate's Corpus Christi subsidiary makes paving and pavement preservation products.
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In the courtyards, they used stone paving and concrete panels to retain coolness.
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We all know, now, what we think of the Good Intentions Paving Company.
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They used them instead in their postwar garden walls, or as paving stones.
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Outdoor space: The fenced backyard pool area has concrete paving and crushed granite.
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Some described the ride as "bumpy," which Musk attributed to a paving issue.
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If that's the case, we don't mind her paving her own path one bit.
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How is Halima paving the way for a more diverse industry with her activism?
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But Amazon is certainly paving the way to acquire data that could power it.
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Those rides were also incredibly bumpy, which Musk attributed to a faulty paving machine.
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Their request has now been granted, potentially paving the way for other similar work.
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The court, he claims, was paving the way for a coup by nefarious forces.
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Naturally, that fails almost immediately, paving the way for plenty of chainsaw-wielding action.
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Unsurprisingly, the prospect of deploying backhoes, borers, and paving machines here has been controversial.
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" "So," she said, "we are paving a way for a new generation of leadership.
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Thank you for paving the way and showing what it takes to be great!!
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The median lines on some roads are almost non-existent, as is smooth paving.
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But those injunctions have since been lifted, paving the way for Friday's policy change.
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He stepped down in 2009, paving the way for Najib to take the lead.
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We had to fully replace the red paving stone floor four years ago, though.
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Musk later explained that this was because they had some trouble with the paving.
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In 2016, they removed the date restriction entirely, paving the way for contemporary design.
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Canada would join the talks in 22008, paving the way for three-way negotiations.
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Lucie de la Falaise's daughter, Ella Richards, is currently paving her own runway path.
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Weeds sprouted between paving stones in a parking lot with a handful of cars.
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That's because economic growth isn't just a matter of parking lots paving over paradise.
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Then someone smashed a paving stone through my rental car's windshield as I fled.
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" — Amy Schumer "If you don't like the road you're walking, start paving another one.
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Copper, like the penny, is for everybody, and probably just as good for paving.
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Since college, Ramsay had been paving a straight path toward a career in politics.
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Rather, her maverick stances seem to be about paving a path for the future.
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But Democrats won the Senate in November, paving the way for the bill's passage.
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The park has secured $13 million for new paving, ramps, lighting, recreational areas and gardens on the Myrtle Avenue end, which "has not seen this level of investment since the 1970s," Ms. Fletcher said (or in the case of the paving, "the 1930s").
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Regulators are paving the way for a merger that could create a new Internet giant.
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He's also nearing the end of his presidency and paving the way for his successor.
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L Italian unit, paving the way for potential broader alliances between the two rival groups.
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Presidential term limits were abolished in China, paving the way for Xi to rule indefinitely.
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The paving slabs outside the Coliseum are Bugaboo-buggering great slabs of volcanic basalt pain.
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I'm thinking about when Domino's started "Paving for Pizza," filling potholes in towns across America.
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Microsoft filed the first patent, paving the way for plenty of ducking mistakes to come.
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Osram waived a standstill agreement, paving the way for AMS to launch a takeover bid.
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That deadline has passed, but "Fearless Girl" is still anchored to the neighborhood's cobblestone paving.
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Long Island City's population is growing fast, paving the way for even pricier housing costs.
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On Friday, the motion passed 6563-49, paving the way for 30 hours of debate.
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While startups may be paving the way for robot delivery, they're not doing so alone.
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Apple used to strike fear but this time, Cook is paving a trail of mediocrity.
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Blockchain is the underlying technology paving the path to self-sovereign identity through decentralized networks.
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Wednesday, paving the way to create the largest privately held electric utility in the country.
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He also sold insurance, carriage cushions, paving stones and groceries — his customers included Walt Whitman.
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In some neighborhoods, you still see "Thanks for the paving" signs that are all Hugo.
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As leaders in the tech industry, we are paving the way for others to follow.
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A Zamboni-like street cleaner drove its rounds, leaving wet circles on the paving stones.
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At a cost of $1 million, about 110 large granite paving slabs have been replaced.
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Jerry Brown pardoned him, paving the way for Barajas to return to the United States.
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OhMiBod has been paving new paths for good old-fashioned cybersex for a while now.
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"Thank you for paving the way for women to come forward," writes someone in Florida.
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Armed gangs sometimes led the way, looting and paving the way for the squatter camps.
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When it came to fixing sidewalks and paving roads in white neighborhoods, Loeb spent liberally.
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Maybe they really are paving the way for the slow political transformation of white evangelicalism.
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Permeable paving, swales and dry wells can temporarily capture runoff and reduce combined sewer overflows.
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After Mr. McCann's death, boys threw rocks and paving stones at British troops in retaliation.
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The students dug up paving stones from the Paris streets to heave at the police.
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Mr. Fernández easily beat former President Mauricio Macri in October, paving the way for Mrs.
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The Republicans won that fall, paving the way for a decade of state house control.
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The workers had been checking water valves to prepare for road paving, the statement reads.
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The deal raised funds to pay the settlements on Friday, paving the way for corporate borrowers.
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Both these countries recently re-elected their leaders, paving the way for long-expected economic reforms.
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But the mild conditions were short-lived as temperatures plummeted overnight, paving the way for snow.
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It is a clear case of an expected regulatory rollback paving the way for higher profits.
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Shockingly, he was just declared mentally competent again -- paving the way for a trial in December.
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It's a political combination that he believes is paving his way to reelection later this year.
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But local governments are paving and widening rural roads at a rate of 117km a day.
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We just need to build more companies that are big companies that are paving the way.
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He demonized immigrants and asylum seekers, paving the way for his later closure of Hungary's borders.
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As it happens, Yoshikawa has credited Miyamoto for paving the way and serving as her inspiration.
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" Minaj thanked Jay for paving the way for rappers: "Thank you for giving us the blueprint.
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The institute has also developed a range of blocks, thermal blocks, wall panels and paving stones.
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The completely intact, well-preserved sword was found atop the oldest layer of paving on Algade.
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He walked five and struck out 11, paving the way for the Reds' second consecutive shutout.
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A construction worker in Florida died on the job after a paving machine ran over him.
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Smart home technology is paving the way for greater independence and community integration for aging adults.
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We may have a long way to go, but athletes like Parker are paving the way.
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You'll want to have a paving machine behind it because the street's going to be destroyed.
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Nearly half of all generals have been dishonourably discharged, paving the way for a major reshuffle.
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Google notes these different means of using the tactile paving with other sketches for the Doodle.
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Innovative teachers across the country are paving the way for meaningful change in our education system.
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Asteroid mining isn't a reality yet, but this important piece of legislation is paving the way.
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Solidarity trounced the Communists in that election, paving the way for a democratic government in Poland.
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Just by running, you're paving the way for others and letting your agenda be heard. 10.
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However, in late July Euroclear gave the thumbs up, paving the way for a further placement.
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Equipment manufacturers, asphalt paving companies and quarries supply materials to fix and modernize our infrastructure, yes.
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They are creating their own brand of storytelling while also paving the way for other women.
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It means unapologetically being myself and paving the road for more representation in media and policy.
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Some address tangible if arguable details: Were the resort's paving bricks red, or, less interestingly, brown?
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The groom, 63, owns an asphalt and paving company in Slidell, La., that bears his name.
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The two small buildings would be demolished, paving the way for two additional mixed-income towers.
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Krongauz, now 76, remembers her mother's words to a group of German prisoners paving a road.
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The Democratic National Committee changed the rules in late January, paving the way for his participation.
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I felt that I was going against the norm and I was paving my own path.
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Instead, she pushed the envelope, paving the way for a new generation to do the same.
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Others have criticized it for paving the way for cronyism and an ossified system of politics.
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MaTontine has created a system where technology meets tradition - paving the way for formal banking solutions.
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It's been clear for a while now: In activism, young people are paving the path ahead.
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They made this country richer in many ways, not merely by paving roads and shortening trousers.
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They tossed paving stones onto stretches of Nathan Road as police chased them with tear gas.
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Local, state and federal governments made roads safer with better paving, striping, guardrails, signage and reflectors.
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A fenced yard between the main house and the carriage house has grass and brick paving.
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Another, Paving for Pizza, is a partnership with towns and cities in the U.S. to fix potholes.
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But his Federal Communications Commission is paving the way for huge broadcasting companies to get even bigger.
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Thanks for being a such a wonderful gentleman and paving the way for so many that followed.
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They are currently getting ready for the 2017 elections—and paving the way with fruit-flavored treats.
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The move is expected to be ratified by parliament, paving the way for Xi to serve indefinitely.
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Italian prime minister Giuseppe Conte resigned on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for a new coalition government.
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He added that people who had thrown paving slabs from rooftops had essentially been "preparing attempted murder".
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Its 1996 holiday sales fell far short of their goals, paving the way for a major restructuring.
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A vote paving the way for the Senate to debate the bill was scheduled for Tuesday morning.
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But it did not change much, paving the way for the PRI's return to office in 2012.
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Something slimed and dark started unfolding itself, then dropped to the paving with a thick wet slap.
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Russia promptly said that it was doing the same, paving the way for a new arms race.
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All four flipped in support of Republican Donald Trump, paving his path to become the president-elect.
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It was Leeson's idea to shoot the video of the paving, he explained to Mashable via email.
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The 9th Circuit's ruling will likely be appealed, paving the way for a potential Supreme Court hearing.
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Tolbert's fellow construction crew members attempted to lift the paving machine off of him, but were unsuccessful.
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Letter 'B' is Bow School where Wiley went, and where they have a paving stone about him.
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Such income-sharing agreements are paving the way for less fortunate students to get on in life.
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However, some analysts suggest he pared marketing too much, paving the way for the firm's current troubles.
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The South African government has already published guidelines for medical marijuana, paving the way for legal licenses.
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Weed could be paving the way for motivation, even if it isn't known to promote productivity directly.
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Trump's decision sparked bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill, paving the way for a political and legal battle.
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ARPANET switched to that standard on January 1, 1983, paving the way for an open global network.
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Instead, the national government is funding sprawl and building double-decker highways, paving the path to ruin.
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In Virginia, Democrats also won control of the Virginia legislature Tuesday night, paving the way for Gov.
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But look up for that inspiration and look down at the foundation that is paving your path.
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On October 11, 2011, the government promised to allocate $21 million to paving part of the road.
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They are paving the way for plane tickets, food labels and business cards that can update themselves.
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The White House has signaled that it will not object, paving the way for the document's release.
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To this end, there would be a common streetscape, featuring a distinctive paving pattern and sidewalk lighting.
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Arusha, Tanzania — Kasiva Mutua carefully unpacks her drums, placing them on the paving stones of a courtyard.
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The pope has already lifted their excommunication, paving the way for them to be formally granted dioceses.
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It bears the name of Stoneman Douglas, the famed environmentalist who crusaded against paving over the Everglades.
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Getting into the Salon could make an artist's career, paving the way to financial and critical success.
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The in-ground pool is surrounded by flagstone paving and has a hot tub next to it.
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The slight level changes, low curbs and subtle paving patterns physically and visually separated the different areas.
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He explained that the Germans removed the stones and used them for paving streets and making curbs.
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Lessons from three innovative, industry-disrupting founders who are paving the way for future generations of entrepreneurs.
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As POLITICO reported earlier this month, Lee dropped his objections, paving the way for today's sign-off.
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Paving the path toward a strong democracy, not a sharply divided one, begins and ends with education.
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He said these issues were all being resolved, paving the way for a possibly rapid roll-out.
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Shortly before the attack, the couple went to a residents' association meeting on paving a nearby road.
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His party did away with term limits in 2014, paving the way for his perpetual re-election.
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New advances, such as more reflective road paving materials and roof tiles, could also help, he said.
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This in turn protects and regenerates our precious water sources paving a way to a healthy future.
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But as the financial crisis bit deeper, that exemption was lifted, paving the way for the cases.
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That was seen as a hawkish message, paving the way to reducing and then ending asset purchases.
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Still, the system could be fairer—and some companies are paving the way in making it so.
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Mary Lou, who has won this Hall of Fame award for paving the future of new media?
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So we cut it into three roughly equal sections, paving one-third with brick, for our two cars; and paving another third with brick that has a planting bed of creeping thyme in the center, so two more cars can be parked, if need be, without hurting the thyme.
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And by making it more accessible to everyone, PerfectlySoft sees it as paving the way for Apple's success.
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Some patients also exhibited a "crazy-paving pattern," which refers to little lines inside the ground-glass patches.
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And the mobile device is paving the way for the next milestone in the development of AR: headsets.
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Thank you for paving the way for us young artists to be able to drive our careers on.
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That led him to realize how antiquated freight forwarding was, paving the way for Flexport's start in 2013.
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The first five Angels reached base in the second inning, paving the way for a three-run rally.
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Salesforce continues to pump more money into the AI sales concept, paving the way for startups like People.
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Pope Francis approved miracles attributed to Romero and Paul VI earlier this year, paving the way to sainthood.
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A Los Angeles judge finalized the divorce on Friday, paving the way for the $7 million divorce settlement.
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Moreno revoked Assange's asylum in April, paving the way for British police to remove him from the embassy.
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Of course, everyone is totally cool with it, paving the way for Alex to be her true self.
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Across northern Arizona, "unusually cold" weather is paving the way for dangerous travel conditions, the NWS office said.
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The methods Evans and his team have used are paving the way toward understanding exoplanets and their atmospheres.
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Missouri Governor Mike Parson declared a state of emergency, paving the way for similar actions in his state.
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The West needs to chart a sustainable future, but the Trump administration is paving the road to catastrophe.
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Paris's police prefect has released photos of union members ripping up paving stones to be used as projectiles.
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"Someone like me couldn't even be in the race," d'Alessandro said of Sanders paving the way for him.
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Some colleagues complain that the company is handing out valuable information while paving the way for job cuts.
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"Two young Americans always come down," he says irritably, paving the way for the tiny annihilation that follows.
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In cancer, for example, the notion of synthetic lethality is already paving the way for effective new treatments.
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The Senate passed a customs enforcement bill Thursday paving the way for it to hit President Obama's desk.
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The Spurs bought out his contract, paving the way for him to join the Bucks, the network reported.
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"Paving a road or bringing an aqueduct is good," said Alex Moreno, an in-law of Mr. Moreno.
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As New York's subway demands repairs, futurists have proposed paving over all that rail instead for underground highways.
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This spring, a Princeton student was fined about $2,700 for writing "Title IX protects rapists" on paving bricks.
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It came after Pope Francis recognized all 000 as martyrs in January, paving the way for the ceremony.
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The central bank increased Yes Bank's authorised share capital last week, paving the way for a cash injection.
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Kosovo's parliament voted last week to dissolve itself, paving the way for Thaci to call an early vote.
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Botswana is paving the way for their youth to become educated and empowered, and their society to prosper.
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Uganda's parliament removed presidential term limits in 2005, paving the way for him to be president for life.
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The first burglar heaved a large rock or paving stone through the glass door of a Manhattan boutique.
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It also exposes Alipay to an entirely new customer base — perhaps paving the way for further growth abroad.
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" After the news on Thursday, she declared, "This administration isn't increasing freedom -- they're paving the way for discrimination.
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Roskomnadzor later added Telegram to its register of banned websites, paving the way for it to be blocked.
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Xiaomi boasts it's paving the way as it already has 60 million devices connected to its online ecosystem.
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But, even now, with its granite paving gone and its windows dirty, Mies's upper hall maintained its mystique.
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People hire you to run a city, just paving the streets, picking up the trash, all of that.
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" The panel he was there to sit on was called "How the FCC is Paving the Way for Innovation.
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Her relationship to her artwork, however, has evolved through the years, consistently paving the way for new, unexplored terrain.
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A transition Brexit deal has been widely seen as paving the way for a BoE rate hike in May.
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He was already talking about paving a new path forward, citing a yet-to-be-seen bill from Sens.
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But city officials are hoping to make the case that this new approach to paving can have an impact.
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To govern, he could be driven to degrade politics still further, potentially paving the way for someone still worse.
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The ruling slackened restrictions on outside groups' political expenditures, paving the way for Super PACs to accept unlimited contributions.
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"Russia sees the deal as paving the way for reintegrating the Assad regime into the international community," said Khatib.
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Trust greases the wheels of the sharing economy, paving the way for transactions to take place between total strangers.
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Jessica Mendoza's accomplishments in paving a path for women in sports has been nothing short of a home run.
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Last month it signed a deal with Microsoft on patents — paving the way to hunt elusive smartphone growth overseas.
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Some even hope this innocuous step may prove habit-forming, paving the way for co-operation on trickier issues.
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The lander and orbiter traveled to Mars together in 2016, paving the way for the rover to follow later.
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That could well involve replacing the damaged main spillway completely and paving the hillside course of the emergency one.
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Most of these women are illiterate and are now paving the way for their daughters to go to university.
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Police cleared roads near the heart of the financial centre, paving the way for business to return to normal.
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We still have a way to go, but I feel like were paving the way and showing the way.
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CALIFORNIA'S boundaries were established in 43, paving the way for it to join the United States the following year.
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They shouted anti-government slogans as they tore up paving stones and hurled them at more troopers who appeared.
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Before the ban on women in ground combat ended, women on Cultural Support Teams, (CSTs) were paving the way.
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On April 260th he dissolved parliament, paving the way for a general election to be held on May 21th.
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After months of feuding, their differences were resolved with the help of a mediator, paving the way for privatization.
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So they were really paving a way for that, which was a cool thing to be a part of.
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Microsoft opened up Edge browser extensions to testers in March, paving the way for AdBlock and other major extensions.
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The dispute was settled during the lunch break, paving the way for Swain's final approval of the restructuring deal.
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But it stepped back in 2011, paving the way for a semi-civilian government to prepare for November's election.
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Fosun reorganized its businesses in 2016, creating Fosun Tourism Group and paving the way for the latter's listing plan.
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Israel has also started paving a bypass road that would allow Palestinians to skirt a future settlement in E1.
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Then the House can pick up and pass the Senate budget, paving the way to get to tax reform.
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"It's just paving the way for women's golf," says Sierra Brooks, a University of Florida junior who's also competing.
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We walked around it, and after a block or so we reached the first barricade, built of paving stones.
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The project, called "Paving for Pizza," will allow individuals to nominate their town on a website by ZIP code.
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It's very difficult after the fact to take that paving grid view of the world and loosen it up.
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The '80s continued that trend, paving the way for the sequel-heavy reliance on "franchises" that currently holds sway.
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He was already talking about paving a new path forward, citing a yet-to-be-seen bill from Sen.
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Paris Jackson is paving her own way in Hollywood – and industry veteran Naomi Campbell thinks she's already a star.
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Shares in Apple Inc and its suppliers fell on Wall Street on Thursday, paving the way for Friday's falls.
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Two years ago, winds knocked four-time winner Jeff King off the trail, paving the way for Dallas Seavey.
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Mitt Romney earned only 27 percent of the Latino vote in 2012, paving the way for Barack Obama's reelection.
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Putin can credibly take credit for bringing about a temporary agreement in Syria and paving way for peace negotiations.
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Michael proposes at the end, paving the way for a second chance at happiness for the two of them.
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Their meeting could have easily gone the other way, paving the way for a U.S. withdrawal from the deal.
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But almost simultaneously, Pakistan's electoral commission was paving the way for candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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Harris announced he would not run in the new contest, paving the way for Bishop to win the nomination.
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In paving a road back to the majority, she returned to the playbook that worked for her last time.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court stepped in, setting that decision aside and paving the way for Parliament to reconvene.
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TLC put Atlanta hip-hop on the map, paving the way for a slew of acts, including Gucci Mane.
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In other words, the confidence shock should be wearing off, paving the way for a rebound in consumer spending.
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Paving the way for oil and gas companies to roll back environmental protections is not "expertise" in land management.
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"What I hope is that we are paving the way for other parents to help their children," said Freed.
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If this continues, Assad's army could continue to suffer, paving the way for Turkey push them out of Idlib.
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This time around, they're scrapping it, paving the way for self-funding billionaire Mike Bloomberg to make the stage.
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It's supposed to mold limbs to mannequin-like smoothness, paving over cracks, flattening any bloat and restraining all bounce.
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The Senate is paving the way for a final vote on Steven Mnuchin's nomination to lead the Treasury Department.
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She sold her paving business but tried to keep the prognosis from her sons, who were 20 and 23.
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The Democratic National Committee dropped the donor requirement in January, paving the way for Bloomberg to join the fray.
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This could influence the performance and comfort of existing models while paving the way for innovation of new products.
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How does it feel to know you were paving the way to things that are much less taboo now?
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The incident eventually destroyed the future of Xi's then-archrival, paving the way for his ascent to the top.
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The internet had been crucial in paving the way for easier trans lives through social change and policy reforms.
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S. trade talks, at vice-ministerial level, taking place this week, paving the way for higher levels next month.
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In the meantime, ZTF is paving the way for other astronomy discoveries, like other potential sources for gravitational waves.
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Police cleared roads near the heart of the financial center, paving the way for business to return to normal.
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Maybe you just want a rib-eye that's still rare instead of the overdone paving stone you were served.
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In the backyard, there was a traditional Chinese garden, with pebble mosaic paving and a herd of scholar's rocks.
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The paving no longer exists but, at the time its black and white zigzag motif was a big hit.
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In the 1830s, Catholic missionaries began paving the way for the French takeover of Indochina in the late 1850s.
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"Paving the way" is often complicated because there are no references to look to – what kept The Damned going?
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Many trade delegations, including Europeans, have visited Iran since the deal was reached, paving the ground to increase economic ties.
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They should be pleased, then, that Washington seems to be paving the way for a a self-driving car boom.
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Two CNBC Disruptor 50 companies are paving the way for the future of augmented reality (AR) technology – Blippar and DAQRI.
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What is the aim of this apparent intent to ignore white racist violence, potentially paving the way for its decriminalization?
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For Moraine, that influx helped solve the city's cash flow problems, like paving roads, after the General Motors factory closed.
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A study of 21 patients across three Chinese provinces found four patients with a "crazy-paving pattern" in their scans.
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Several economists expect Copom to insert more dovish language in its policy statement, paving the way for an eventual cut.
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Laid directly on the paving stones, this tiny sculpture is easily missed, but once seen, exerts a strong emotional pull.
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The government will help citizens to re-integrate, SANA said, paving "the way for ... a return to Syrian national unity".
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As for Swift's commitment to bargaining on behalf of other artists, she is undoubtedly paving the way for collective action.
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Mass demonstrations spurred the National Assembly to impeach the president, Park Geun-hye, paving the way for the impending election.
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Perhaps above all, though, he said he would improve the state's infrastructure, in particular by paving farm-to-market roads.
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Six years later Volvo sales and profit have reached an all-time high, paving the way for a potential IPO.
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Some aids are obvious, like the textured paving strips for visually impaired people that line most sidewalks in major cities.
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Thirty-eight people were wounded, including 14 police officers with one being hit on the head with a paving stone.
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President Obama's bold new course on Cuban policy is paving the way for emerging tech to blossom in the country.
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Hong Kong legal experts say Beijing might be paving the way to use anti-terror laws to restrain the protesters.
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Days later, lawmakers struck a deal to lift previously imposed defense-spending caps — paving the way for Trump's big ask.
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Secondly, you must remember I'm paving the way for a lot of other people looking like me to make 42.5.
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Today, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals decided it would uphold that ruling, paving the way for Syed's new case.
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Kcell's competitors removed most aggressive all-inclusive unlimited pricing offers in early 7503, paving the way for less pricing disruption.
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Thanks to Dawson and co for starting the fight, paving the way, and then handing the reins down to us.
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Nothing to explain why the heavy machinery stopped paving through the farms, and the traffic gets diverted to surface streets.
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An asteroid slammed down and did away with all the dinosaurs, paving the way for such developments…Read more ReadL.
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On Friday, Guyana's parliament toppled the government in a no-confidence vote, paving the way for elections in three months.
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And by paving the way for bigger profits, more shows would get funded in the hope of achieving Hamiltonian riches.
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They signed a labor pact last week, paving the way for a lifting of the workers' deployment ban this week.
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The Apollo 4, 5, and 6 missions launched no astronauts but were critical in paving the way for crewed missions.
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Do not be surprised if he winds up thanking them for paving the way to his reelection win in 2020.
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McConnell moved to bring up a 20-week abortion ban, paving the way for a procedural vote expected on Monday.
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The state Senate has voted to legalize fantasy sports, paving the way for the companies DraftKings and FanDuel to operate.
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Still, I think that their deployment plays an important role in paving the way for superior technologies to succeed them.
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By contrast, good microbes in our mouths check the growth of harmful germs, ultimately paving the way to better health.
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Seventy-eight police were injured, with one in a serious condition after a skull-cracking blow from a paving block.
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Last year, Canada legalized recreational cannabis, paving the way for alcohol and CPG companies to potentially sell cannabis-infused products.
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Lawns were overgrown and raggedy, flower beds were clogged with dead leaves, and trash was strewn over the paving stones.
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Experts told Business Insider that Kashmir's ongoing, unprecedented militarization is paving the way to full-scale insurgency in the region.
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However in July 2018 a South African High Court overturned the decision, paving the way for prosecution and possible extradition.
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New innovations are making us more efficient, safer and paving the way for American leadership in the 21st century economy.
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"If we lose the final vote next week, we'll be paving the way for the next big crash," Warren said.
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This kitchen gadget and method allows complete control over time and temperature, paving the way to Food Network-quality dishes.
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She visited South Korea for the Winter Olympics last month, paving the way for a summit between the two Koreas.
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The draft of a new constitution is due to be finished this month, paving the way for a 2017 election.
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That said, actress Sarah Hyland is paving her own beauty path, and taking the road less traveled — and less lit.
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The vote was 18-3 in favor of the legislation, paving the way for its consideration by the full Senate.
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New studies are paving the way for psilocybin, the active compound in hallucinogenic mushrooms, to be reclassified for medical use.
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These practices destroyed public confidence in law enforcement, paving the way for the fiery outrage that followed Mr. Gray's death.
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Binary identity: Paving a path for transgender visibility in comedy doesn't mean Ms. Harrison plans on toning down her act.
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The Reserve Bank of India last week increased Yes Bank's authorized share capital, paving the way for a cash injection.
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The Reserve Bank of India last week increased Yes Bank's authorised share capital, paving the way for a cash injection.
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According to CFRA Research's Sam Stovall, history suggests the latest correction is paving the way for another vigorous move higher.
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Driving to a demonstration with her husband and some friends, their car was suddenly surrounded by students brandishing paving stones.
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Paving the way for future queens a century later, Eltinge even launched his own line of cosmetics, corsets, and shoes.
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It's no accident that a single plaintiffs' firm represents all three of the paving workers in that 11th Circuit case.
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A Tokyo court rejects a motion to extend the detentions of Ghosn and Kelly, potentially paving the way to bail.
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The U.S. Supreme Court let that case go forward in 1997, paving the way for Clinton's impeachment the following year.
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But Shinkai is paving his own path and he expands on the success of Your Name with Weathering with You.
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In 2013, Nigeria's Osun State issued 10 billion naira worth of sukuk debt, paving the way for the latest issue.
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At a town-hall meeting on October 21st the citizens of Hildale City debated paving the town's many dirt roads.
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McConnell moved to bring up a 20-week abortion ban, paving the way for a procedural vote expected on Monday.
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The cracked and broken paving makes it torture to ride anywhere, specially if you're constantly dodging hostile cars and trucks.
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Burney has spent much of her life overcoming this prejudice and paving the way for future generations of female indigenous Australians.
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Emin continues to lead an independent life, despite her in-laws' continuous disapproval of the life path that she is paving.
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Cutting down forests and paving over grasslands destroys organisms that naturally breathe in and hold onto greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
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Italy's market watchdog could approve the bank's prospectus on Friday, paving the way for its shares to resume trading next week.
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Then, in March, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) canceled Kirdyapkin's London result, paving the way for Tallent's golden moment.
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But thanks to Bernie's success in paving the left-wing way, his 2016 voters now have a lot of different options.
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O.K., one billion goes to paving roads," he said, adding, "That's how you have to talk with them—tough is good.
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The Cowboys limited the Giants to 233 total yards, paving the way for Dallas' 19-3 victory at AT&T Stadium.
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The "no" campaign linked same-sex marriage to paving the way for radical gender study program to be introduced in schools.
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AMLG: It's amazing how you're paving the way and there doesn't seem to be any regulatory framework for what you're doing.
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At a press conference ahead of the fines, Williams said that she was paving the way for future female tennis players.
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The company even relaunched a landed rocket for the first time ever in March, paving the way to real rocket reusability.
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So, still ahead tonight, House Republicans narrowly passing a budget today, paving the way for the biggest tax overhaul in decades.
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And the experience and insights she's gaining in the industry now are paving her path to an even more impressive future.
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Apple introduced the feature as part of tvOS this year, paving the way for it to come to iPhone as well.
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By a vote of 68-29, senators limited debate on the measure, paving the way for likely Senate approval this week.
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"It is evident that Prayuth is paving the way to remain in power if we have elections next year," he said.
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Gruevski stepped down in January as part of the EU-brokered deal, paving the way for early elections to be held.
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But the company is paving the way for a new generation of phones, educating users and app developers about taller screens.
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Some will see these parents as first-adopters paving the way for everyone else, like the first privileged people buying smartphones.
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John Cornyn for a Senate seat next year, paving the way for a 2020 presidential run, the Dallas Morning News reports.
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The first at-home pregnancy test appeared in the late 1970s, paving the way for a home-based medical test market.
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We'll celebrate the agencies and brands that are paving the way for the future of communication on the newest digital platforms.
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What's next: The risk for the White House is that McCain could be paving the way for others to condemn Kushner.
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On Sunday, Sudan's military rulers and the main opposition coalition signed a constitutional declaration, paving the way for a transitional government.
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The German cabinet last week approved steps to slash greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for landmark climate legislation this year.
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Finally, PepsiCo's research and development spending around healthier products is paying off and "paving the way for new flavors," she added.
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But then, the franchise kills her off (but not really) in Ghost Protocol, paving the way for more romantic non-starters.
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PA A400M transport aircraft, paving the way for countries to resume normal operations of the planes, company officials said on Saturday.
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Republican state legislators who have passed laws paving the way for these changes say they are needed to fight voter fraud.
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Natural language processing technology is paving new market opportunities majorly in the field of media & advertising, retail, and finance, among others.
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Protesters, many wearing ski masks, threw paint bombs and paving stones at police, who responded with tear gas and water cannons.
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At a press conference ahead of the fines, Williams said that she was paving the way for future female tennis players.
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This year, he turned against her and withdrew his party from her coalition, paving the way for Ms. Rousseff's impeachment trial.
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Senate Republicans filed cloture on Brett Kavanaugh's nomination on Wednesday, paving the way for a weekend showdown over the Supreme Court.
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And from the fountains to the paving, it was all designed with feng shui principles in mind, to promote positive energy.
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China issued 5G licenses in June, paving the way for the next-generation cell network to be fully rolled out commercially.
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The street is also said to be one of the last examples of "true" cobblestone paving, according to Boston City Walks.
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The last appeals were exhausted in early 25, paving the way for the executions of the cult leader and his followers.
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The House Rules Committee is slated to take up the measure Wednesday, paving the way for a floor vote this week.
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He also complained about overcrowding towns and paving open space to make room for "hordes" of Latinos and Silicon Valley whites.
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Our incredible progress on ML2, Magicverse, and our engagement with key strategic players are paving the way for a great future.
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The vote comes weeks after the United States pulled U.S. troops from northern Syria, paving the way for Turkey's military invasion.
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Of course there's the ever-present threat of climate change, and fragmentation via increased road paving (pandas don't cross the street).
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Upgrades to the electricity grid and management systems are paving the way for greater solar diffusion by accommodating solar's inherent intermittency.
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These five apparel companies are paving the way for LGBTQ equality, and are worthy of support on National Coming Out Day.
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During the campaign, Trump also critiqued the total US troop withdrawal from Iraq under Obama as paving the way for ISIS.
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A deal was ultimately announced mid-week, however, paving the way for the Senate to take up and pass the measure.
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We've heard Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne insist that Ecclestone should be paving the way for the future of F21 without him.
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At some point we're going to have to start paving the way to dealing with the brain health crisis that's coming.
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The next month, the president issued an executive order paving the way for mining in a protected area of the Amazon.
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Over a decade later, they've drilled for their first samples, paving the way for a possible shift away from fossil fuels.
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Venezuela's pro-government Supreme Court had stripped Mr. Zambrano of his parliamentary immunity earlier Wednesday, paving the way for his detention.
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Lawmakers are preparing to return to a chaotic fall in Washington, paving the way for an end-of-year legislative sprint.
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It will launch in Europe on March 31 and in Latin America in October, paving the way for more growth potential.
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As a first step, the President reportedly plans to sign an executive order paving the way to sanctions on Turkish entities.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, for example, saw term limits on the presidency scrapped in 2018, paving the way for indefinite rule.
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These included health care changes that would save the government money, paving the way for lower taxes, and help private insurers.
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Stormi, the daughter of Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott, is paving her road to success at the ripe age of two.
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Van Leer and Skaziak believe that Hansel is paving the way for a brighter future for pit bulls as a breed.
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Collectively, these efforts are paving a path forward to protect birds and the ecosystems on which both birds and people depend.
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Last week, Egypt reported its lowest headline inflation rate in almost seven years, paving the way for further interest rate cuts.
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Iran's leaders disqualified more than 122,000 candidates, including most moderates and centrists, paving the way for tougher domestic and foreign policies.
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In March, the legislature removed a two-term limit on the presidency, paving the way to a generation of unchallenged rule.
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In this atmosphere, multiple barriers — language, culture and ideology — make misunderstanding and dangerous miscalculations more likely, paving the way for conflict.
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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But Prepa declined that offer, defaulting on the payment and paving the way for the move on Sunday for court protection.
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A Family Court judge in Manhattan ended Ping's parental rights last year, paving the way for Amanda's adoption by another family.
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So basically Barris started paving the way for "The Bachelor" before Mike Fleiss was born — and he was a novelist, too!
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Of particular concern is if Democrats sweep the presidency and both houses of Congress, paving the way for major policy overhauls.
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Alas, the country's economy tanked that year, derailing his plans but serendipitously paving the way for his move to the States.
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European lawmakers have voted through the U.K.'s departure from the EU, paving the way for Brexit in two days' time.
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In March, President Trump granted the military expanded authorities to operate in Somalia, paving the way for an accelerated military campaign.
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In other major legislative news, the House today passed its fiscal year 2018 budget resolution, paving the way for tax reform.
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Film, art, fashion, and friendship — Rodarte's paving the way for fashion that is about more than clothing in the decade ahead.
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South Africa's Dagga Party won a court case last year permitting cannabis smoking in homes, paving the way for Tuesday's ruling.
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Back in the late 20173s, before BTS debuted, many groups were slowly paving the way for the genre&aposs growing popularity.
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But 19733 is when they really started winning — and when their victories began paving the way for getting rid of Roe.
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The Russian regime of Boris Yeltsin that emerged proved ineffective and corrupt, paving the way for Vladimir Putin's rise to power.
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Trump's decision prompted an across-the-board backlash, paving the way for Congress to formally rebuke the president for the move.
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It was on a summer work crew for the county highway department — just cleaning roads, picking up trash and paving roads.
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Then consider that traditional broadcast television itself is in transition, again with the NFL possibly paving the way for live events.
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They're just paving the way for us young guys coming in now and guys down the line coming into the league.
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Respire's Dénouement and Ostraca's enemy were released just weeks apart this year and are both paving the way for screamo's evolution.
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Vietnam withdrew its forces from Cambodia in late 1989, paving the way for a 1991 treaty that officially ended the war.
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The company&aposs "Paving for Pizza" program has launched in four test cities: Athens, Georgia; Bartonville, Texas; Burbank, California and Milford, Delaware.
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Now, I don't look at my job as paving the way for other Black reporters, and I don't think Yamiche does either.
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A Japanese mountaineer became Uniqlo's first female brand ambassador, paving the way forward for female leadership in the cotton boyshort community. 5003.
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A 2013 constitutional energy reform ended Pemex's decades-long exploration and production monopoly, paving the way for seven oil auctions since then.
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The country had only just legalized the practice in 2016, paving the way for a more family-friendly environment in Australian politics.
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Some of those tests end up paving the way for our broader user experience and others serve only as an important learning.
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If approved, she will be suspended for six months during the trial, possibly paving the way for a more market-friendly administration.
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We'd finally reached the Patch, where bloodred tiles had been used to mend the broken paving stones of the sector's main thoroughfare.
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So are the Trumps paving the way for a new brand of American political dynasties that defy ethics and conflicts of interests?
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Lawmakers in Kansas and Oklahoma are paving the way for faith-based adoption agencies to refuse to place children in LGBTQ+ homes.
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Velasquez hustled his way to an infield base hit, paving the way for a two-run Phillies rally in the fourth inning.
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The first flight will be critical for the company, paving the way for regular commercial operations and these potential deep-space flights.
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Crude's surge to new 2016 highs this week is paving the way for stocks to keep rising, according to one bullish technician.
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" And Alexander, from Yoshi, said his company is "less interested in gas than we are for paving the way for hydrogen cars.
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I really wanted to highlight those women who are still paving the way and hopefully will show people that it's totally doable.
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She's an up-and-coming actress with a famous father who is paving her own way with roles on the small screen.
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On May 27 China's forex regulator published cross-border capital management rules on depository receipts, paving the way for Huatai's London listing.
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We actually paving the way to commercial lunar landers, and I am grateful to be responsible for a major part of it.
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Haiti's last elected president left office without an elected successor, paving the way for a interim government led by President Jocelerme Privert.
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Earlier this month all eight backed the Article 50 bill, paving the way for the UK government to pull the Brexit trigger.
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Nonetheless, the FAA's ruling was a landmark, decriminalizing drones and potentially paving the way for a loosening of regulation in the future.
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In 1996, the Dutch government granted part-time employees equal rights as full-timers, paving the way for higher work-life balance.
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Nunes, in other words, could wind up paving the way for exactly the things he and Trump most want to stave off.
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INGRAHAM: We do radio -- HANNITY: By the way, how great was headed, Rush -- 30 years, paving the way for all of us?
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If Kim makes good on his promise to denuclearize, sanctions could be lifted, paving the way for Pyongyang to resume foreign trade.
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However it devalued the naira last month for individuals, paving the way for a possible broader move to narrow black market rates.
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Paving the way for this, the Icelandic authorities have recently taken measures to reduce the overhang of ISK claims by non-residents.
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Smaller manufacturers like HTC would be much bigger and Nokia would definitely be churning out phones that could double as paving stones.
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Mr Ghani wants Pakistan to help push the Taliban to the negotiating table, thus paving the way for peace and economic reconstruction.
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We must strategically use precious public funds to push the limits of human knowledge while paving the way for others to follow.
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Thankfully, Milk Makeup's Blur the Lines campaign is paving the way for a more inclusive, less stereotypical way of thinking about makeup.
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Senate Republicans destroyed the filibuster, paving the way for Neil Gorsuch to take Antonin Scalia's Merrick Garland's seat on the Supreme Court.
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Iran on Thursday signalled it could be won over to a small rise in output, potentially paving the way for a deal.
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In May, Irish citizens voted to repeal the eighth amendment to Ireland's constitution, paving the way for legalized abortion in the country.
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The Doodle also displays the paving's signature bright yellow colour, which is the main but not only colour used for the paving.
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Several mayors told The Hill they had private conversations with Garcetti, who appeared to be paving the way for a presidential bid.
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Some Wall Street analysts said the weak earnings in 2019 are paving the way for a solid 2020 earnings picture, boosting equities.
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The Memphis City Council then voted unanimously to sell the two parks to a nonprofit, paving the way for the statues' removal.
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But the carrier's lawyers abandoned the complaint at a court hearing on Monday evening, paving the way for another wave of strikes.
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The words "Justice for Alton" were scrawled on the paving stones in front of the statue -- apparently in reference to Alton Sterling.
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These necessary changes would help account for billions of dollars already being spent on legal marijuana, paving the way for future regulation.
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Hong Kong legal experts say Beijing might be paving the way to use anti-terrorism laws to try to quell the demonstrations.
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A federal judge ruled Tuesday telecom giant AT&T could purchase media behemoth Time Warner, potentially paving the way for similar mergers.
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Hong Kong legal experts say Beijing might be paving the way to use anti-terror laws to try to quell the demonstrations.
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A motion was presented to declare all key positions vacant, paving the way for opponents to the bill to be nudged out.
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Read more: The explosive growth of quant investing is paving the way for 'super managers' in the hedge-fund industryStill, critics persist.
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Mnangagwa was named as ZANU-PF's new party chief on Sunday, paving the way for him to contest the 2018 presidential elections.
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On September 22019, the Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe dissolved the Diet, paving the way for a snap election on October 22.
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We need to get these reforms right and ensure we are paving a path forward for a safer and productive congressional workplace.
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The conservative intellectual landscape has changed in three important ways since then, paving the way for the ruination of the Republican Party.
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At City University, the dorm buildings echoed to the sound of protesters pulling up and heaping paving bricks to use as projectiles.
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Some of those tests end up paving the path for our broader user experience and others serve only as an important learning.
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Senegalese troops marched into Banjul the next day, paving the way for Adama Barrow, the new president, to enter the state house.
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Either way, "Raven Gegen Deutschland" definitely played a big role in paving the way for electronic music into the left-wing scene.
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The news comes a couple of days after the deal received its final required regulatory clearance, paving the way for the close.
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" He added: "We are on the right track but I don't want to suggest that is paving the way for any candidacy.
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Weeds had sprouted between the paving stones, and the parking lot looked as if it hadn't been used in quite some time.
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Ultimately, these goals and expectations are paving the way to the new you and what your life will look like post-divorce.
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The group regularly posts pictures of its fighters repairing damaged bridges and paving streets in Hadramout and other cities under its control.
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As with radio and television in the last century, augmented reality is paving the way for a transformative new kind of storytelling.
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Its timing could hardly have been worse, but managers persisted, paving the way for a surge in production when the crisis ebbed.
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This situation is only deepening the backlash against buybacks, paving the way for bipartisan restrictions against share repurchases by bailed-out companies.
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N, the Justice Department said on Wednesday, paving the way for a combination with potential to cut U.S. healthcare costs for consumers.
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Popular authors like Horatio Alger promoted "likability" as a way of making one's virtue visible, and thus paving the road to prosperity.
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The outgoing governor had nominated attorney Pedro Pierluisi as secretary of state, paving the way for him to become the next governor.
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TOKYO — The emperor of Japan, Akihito, abdicated on Tuesday, paving the way for his son Naruhito to take the throne on Wednesday.
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Battery Dance will bring a bit of Poland to Manhattan with its Krakow-inspired dance "Secrets of the Paving Stones" on Feb.
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The firing was widely seen as paving the way for Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, to succeed her husband as president, but Mrs.
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I don't think people are making the connection between cutting the HUD funds and paving our streets or building new affordable housing.
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GOP leadership had appeared confident as of last week that the effort would fall short, paving the way for Trump's quick acquittal.
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The Turkish advance came after Trump ordered U.S. forces in the area to retreat, paving the way for the NATO ally's move.
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In the last two years, the top court has dismissed review pleas filed by the convicts, paving the way for the execution.
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On Thursday, the former rivals agreed to create a unity government before a February 22 deadline, paving the way for today's appointment.
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The House voted to begin debate on the GOP's healthcare plan Friday, paving the way for a cliffhanger vote in the afternoon.
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The Iranian government too has failed, including by not paving the way for the great economic "unshackling" it had promised its people.
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Turkey's parliament overwhelmingly approved a bill allowing troop deployment in Libya, paving the way for further military cooperation between Ankara and Tripoli.
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The good things that we did achieve on Staten Island, like street paving and increased ferry service, is because of Jimmy Oddo.
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In the United States, a complacent left acquits itself too easily of its role in paving the way to the Trump presidency.
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The U.S. and Mexico on Monday reached a trade deal, paving the way to replace the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement.
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There's a beautiful circularity to the awards – they celebrate the industry's most powerful people while paving the way for its future stars.
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Now, with President Trump as the chief negotiator, these trust concerns should technically be alleviated, thus paving the way for legislative progress.
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President Xi Jinping successfully pushed through the abandonment of term limits, paving the way to possible lifetime tenure as China's supreme leader.
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Board of Education that "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal," paving the way for a legal end to racial segregation in schools.
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The charges were set aside in 2009, paving the way for Zuma to run for president, but were re-instated in 2016.
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Those overtures were seen as critical to paving the way to a potential transaction, given past failed attempts by others to acquire Hershey.
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Today's conception of childhood emerged in the 19th century, paving the way for child-protection laws and a golden age of children's literature.
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Ultimately, Congress raised objections to the proposed combination, leading Cnooc to withdraw its offer and paving the way for Chevron to step in.
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He opened up the Americas to European settlement at the expense of the indigenous population, paving the way for the European slave trade.
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Supermodel Liu Wen has built an illustrious career in the cut-throat fashion industry, paving the way for models of Eastern Asian descent.
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But if Iger accepts it, he could be paving the way for the demise of traditional cable TV networks, including Disney's own ESPN.
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On today's Breaking Into Startups episode, we talk about an educational program that is paving the road to success, called The Last Mile.
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And if DJs and producers weren't actively releasing music using Amigas, their experience of OctaMED was paving the way for their future success.
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During a court appearance in Los Angeles on Friday, a judge finalized the divorce, paving the way for the $7 million divorce settlement.
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Instead, he said, the study is "hypothesis-generating," paving the way for future research in order to better understand the risks and benefits.
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CoverGirl's first CoverBoy James Charles is paving a way for boys and girls and everyone in between to express themselves however they'd like.
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Some speculators think the trend in Beijing's daily exchange rate fixings could be paving the way for a devaluation in March or April.
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That in turn is underpinning economic growth, paving the way for at least two interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve this year.
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As department stores and big-box brands fall out of vogue, smaller concept stores are paving the way for the future of retail.
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"One speculation is that North Korea's quietness at this point is paving the way for the sixth nuclear test in September," Sun said.
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Earlier this month in a state election in Victoria, it saw a dramatic drop in support, paving the way for Labor's re-election.
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In February the United Nations Security Council agreed to drop sanctions against Hekmatyar, paving the way for him to return openly to Afghanistan.
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N pilots voted in January to approve a two-year contract extension, paving the way for a 22 percent wage hike by 2018.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, the company that runs the stock exchange, recently reformed those rules, paving the way for Alibaba's secondary listing.
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"Currently in Australia one of the trends is … stone used in walling and paving rather than as a more sculptural element," Mendel says.
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Almost all anti-mining populists were ousted from parliament in last week's vote, paving the way for a healthier business environment, he added.
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In November 2017, the FCC eased longstanding rules against owning multiple media outlets in the same market, paving the way for the acquisition.
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But those who make it through to the other side face less competition, paving the way for massive upside during the next boom.
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In recent years, Native American women are going to college more than ever, paving the way for future generations of Indigenous women professionals.
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And tomorrow, August 5th, Mauritanians will vote in a constitutional referendum that critics see as paving the way for a third term, too.
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Tesla bought SolarCity for $2.6 billion last year, paving the way for Musk's ambitious plans for a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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He also instructed the border districts to put together guidelines on charging first-time crossers with misdemeanors, paving the way for future felonies.
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Apps in the U.S. including Snapchat and WhatsApp are gaining traction quickly, and paving the way for broader messaging adoption in North America.
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Wide pavements that are wheelchair-friendly and tactile paving for the visually impaired must not be taken over by street vendors, she added.
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These changes will go a long way to paving a road for a nascent new private sector in the process of recreating itself.
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That's precisely why it's important to pay attention to VR pioneers today, because they're paving the road for the creators of the future.
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But in the meantime, we'll gladly applaud the entrepreneurs who are paving the way for body positivity and inclusion in the service space.
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" She gave a shout out to the women currently in late night, like Samantha Bee, and those before her for "paving a path.
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The House last week passed a Republican plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, paving the way for Congress to discuss tax reform.
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Some analysts saw the move as potentially paving the way for Buffett's firm Berkshire Hathaway to sell down its nearly $17 billion stake.
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The Softbank investment in particular, was about providing liquidity to early shareholders and paving way for important governance changes that have been overdue.
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In a statement the finance ministry said the measure will increase the attractiveness of those companies' assets, paving the way for their sale.
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But it's heartening to see people like him paving the way for more dialogue around gender identity and acceptance for the trans community.
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Roughly a dozen Republican senators remain undecided about the resolution, paving the way for supporters to potentially pick up more GOP "yes" votes.
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Kurdish leaders accuse the central government of widespread corruption, paving the way to many of Iraq's security woes -- including the rise of ISIS.
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The two Korean leaders prepare to meet next week in what is seen as paving the way for the US-North Korea summit.
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"Europe is setting new and ambitious standards, paving the way for the rest of the world," European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans said.
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Last week, Trump hinted that he had reached a deal to drop those tariffs, paving the way for the USMCA in the Senate.
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President Donald Trump signed executive orders paving the way for the Dakota Access Pipeline and TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL shortly after taking office.
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He is widely expected to rule that way, setting up potentially conflicting judicial orders and paving the way for a Supreme Court showdown.
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Last week, the Senate passed its version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, paving the way for a conference with the House.
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As the lines of confrontation hardened, young partisans across the country blocked streets with barricades of paving stones to hold back government forces.
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John Ellenby, a British-born computer engineer who played a critical role in paving the way for the laptop computer, died on Aug.
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Others have warned that it could energize Trump's base and alienate moderate voters, thereby paving the road to his re-election next year.
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The US Supreme Court ruled against the Defense of Marriage Act Section 3 in 2013, paving the way for same-sex spousal rights.
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But Obama also lifted a 40-year ban on exporting U.S. crude oil in 2015, paving the way for a surge in shipments.
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On Wednesday, the Memphis City Council voted unanimously to sell the two parks to a nonprofit, paving the way for the statues' removal.
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A top court that critics claimed was stacked in Morales' favor threw out the restrictions, paving the way for him to run again.
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It bought a brick producer in the Netherlands, a pipe specialist in Norway and a paving stone plant in Romania in recent months.
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Here's the problem: money taken from the general fund then can't go to vital services like hiring cops and firefighters, and paving roads.
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Macri said he would raise the income tax bracket floor by 20%, paving the way for a tax cut for two million workers.
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I'm still interested in paving the way for women and mothers, mostly through my writing, so my daughter's generation can reap the rewards.
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Once the gas billions flowed, starting in about 2000, family tensions eased, paving the way for an ambitious, reform-minded cast of royals.
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The fact is, without Gorilla Biscuits and their peers paving the groundwork, even despite their flaws, there would be no hardcore scene today.
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In the end, Cuarón's episode, "Murder, Obliquely," won a CableACE Award for best directing, paving the way for the rest of his career.
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He said including Benioff and Weiss was their way of thanking the creators for paving the path for their similarly-ambitious HBO series.
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We know that he is furious at Sessions for recusing himself from the matter, thereby paving the way for the appointment of Mueller.
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The Greenpoint's park, on the river, features a playground, a large lawn and about three dozen trees, plus sparkly recycled-glass paving stones.
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A year after going live, Enron, which had a competing exchange that had significant market share, would collapse, paving the way for ICE.
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Only highly accurate experiments could provide an agreeable number for Planck's constant, paving the way to realize the kilogram from its new definition.
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But by 2009, he was unhappy with Mr. Abdullah's performance and pushed him out, paving the way for Mr. Najib to take over.
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But as we have seen twice now, that might well prove impossible, paving the way for a fourth general election in late summer.
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They are paving the way for more confidence in women to go out and make it known when they are taken advantage of.
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A small but growing contingent of women have broken their NDAs or worked to be released from them, paving the way for change.
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The next wave of CCS facilities is well underway, with U.S. paving the way for the deployment of several new innovative CCS projects.
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The Glass-Steagall law was repealed in 1999, paving the way for the creation of sprawling mega-banks like Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase.
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Shares of Tesla have doubled in price over the past three months, paving the way for a massive payday for CEO Elon Musk.
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He found new purpose in confinement, helping solve cold cases, testifying against cartel players and paving the way for some two dozen convictions.
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The euro area's economy maintained a healthy growth pace at the end of 2017, paving the way for another robust performance in 2018.
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"That £100 ended up paving the way for Virgin Galactic, Atlantic and all the other Virgin companies around the world today," writes Branson.
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The House is expected to pass articles of impeachment next week, paving the way for the Senate to take up the impeachment trial.
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During previous marches by unions, anarchists clad in black and wearing ski-masks had vandalised bus shelters and thrown paving stones at police.
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Playboy magazine catapulted Hef into a cultural phenomenon ... paving way for the iconic Playboy Mansion that quickly became known for its legendary parties.
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Braintree, another PayPal-owned business, processes payments on behalf of many popular apps, paving the way for more integrations for Pay With Venmo.
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But Republicans have complete control over their state legislatures and governorships, paving the way for them to enact far-reaching conservative policy agendas.
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For now, there is no more important work than paving the way for future success by building a transparent, respectful and accountable culture.
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I think a lot of smart people thought that Trump was going to lose, but that he was paving the way for something worse.
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Arizona is the seventh state to pass this type of legislation, paving the way for robots to be a part of people's daily routines.
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Now Sharmadean is back, paving the way in the beauty world yet again with an innovative salon that opened in Soho, London, this week.
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The tribesmen eventually would be provided weapons, paving the way for offensive against the de facto ISIS capital of Raqqa under U.S. air cover.
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He also negotiated the US withdrawal from the 1972 ABM Treaty, paving the way for George W. Bush to develop a missile-defense program.
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The constructor also said on Monday it signed a contract for the sale of its "Plants & paving" division to Eurovia Sas for $555 million.
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He bought the bankrupt company's debt through his hedge fund ESL Investments, paving the way for him to become its owner once it emerged.
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All four 92 gold medalists remain active in their sports—only now, they are paving the way for a new generation of women athletes.
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The government and the NDF had initiated separate ceasefires in August, paving the way for peace talks in Oslo, brokered by the Norwegian government.
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I think it will continue on that way for a while -- with lots of good movies paving the way for the occasional ridiculous blockbuster.
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We still have a long way to go, but it's inspiring to know we have with folks like DeGeneres paving the way for acceptance.
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But this project was able to get an exemption because of the proven fire-resistance of mass timber, paving the way for more projects.
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That made it easier for the youngest children to write in class, but it started paving the way for the downfall of cursive altogether.
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Shortly thereafter, Indonesia claimed the region as its 27th province, paving the way for a violent conflict between the Indonesian military and separatist forces.
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Although the world erupted in protest, little was done to punish Russia, paving the way for Putin to annex two small parts of Georgia.
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It's a historic precedent that will do much to alleviate the ongoing organ shortage, while paving the way towards similar transplants involving other diseases.
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Some fear political fault lines may deepen, possibly even paving the way for the return of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra into Thai politics.
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It has since fallen to below 16%, paving the way for the bank to cut rates last week by 425 basis points to 19.75%.
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And by accepting algorithmic classification into our lives, we're paving the way for the same sort of thing China plans to put into place.
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The following months, Woods won the Tour Championship, ending a five-year winless drought and paving his way to the Masters win on Sunday.
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She announced her pregnancy on her 31st birthday last October, paving the way for the most epic (awkward?) family maternity shoot of all time.
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L by June 13, potentially paving the way for the mogul's Fox to take on Comcast in the battle for the British TV group.
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Careful diplomacy is paving the way for David Cameron to renegotiate Britain's European Union membership at a summit in Brussels on February 18th-19th.
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When people are juggling responsibilities and paving a path for the future, it's less convenient and more difficult to carve out time for friends.
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President Trump's hard-line but pragmatic approach to Iran is paving the way for the restoration of a semblance of order and regional stability.
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With the Middle East in flames, Russia in adventurist mood and China paving over disputed reefs, geopolitics is again a concern of bosses everywhere.
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Apple is widely expected to ditch the established audio port on this year's new iPhones, paving way for Lightning port-compatible earbuds and headphones.
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Miyake's paving was first created in Japan in 1965, and rolled out in 1967 near the Okayama School for the Blind in Okayama City.
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Longer term, this heightened transparency would set an important precedent, paving the way for a new era of global lawmaking and enhanced public trust.
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SHANGHAI — Chinese stocks had seemed poised to join an important global benchmark, paving the way for overseas money to pour into the country's markets.
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Amazon is partnering with the British government to expand its testing of delivery drones, paving the way for commercial air deliveries for UK residents.
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Member state representatives endorsed the proposal on Friday, paving the way for it to be approved by ministers when they meet on May 26.
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In recent weeks, however, both GOP senators and the White House have tempered their initial criticisms of Moore, paving the way for Trump's endorsement.
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"He caught me up on wings of light, and showed me the realms of his creation, the glittering gemstones paving his heaven," she says.
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Ground-breaking research and robust trials are paving the way for innovative treatments that could change the course of cancer for decades to come.
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The Trump administration may believe growing concern over North Korea's missile program can excuse anything, including paving over coral reefs to build this base.
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Four of seven "key regulatory positions will be filled by nominees from the new administration, paving the way for deregulation to accelerate," Graseck wrote.
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Zodiac shares accordingly rose 22 percent, paving the way for their best day in 30 years but indicating investors did not expect other bids.
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"In Cold Blood," Truman Capote By now, most everyone knows how revolutionary this book was, paving the way for a new genre of writing.
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In fact, Republicans became even more fevered, not only obstructing Obama but becoming more extreme in their racial politics, paving the way for Trump.
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I get some plaster, some paving stones, some roof tiles, easily stepping into shadows and alleyways on the rare occasion that I spot someone.
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His own efforts forced the Democratic Party to award primary votes proportionally, paving the way for Barack Obama to be a viable presidential candidate.
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Instead, the Russian side smashed through their visitors, storming to a 222-0 victory paving the way for an unlikely qualification from their group.
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As companies worldwide lay the groundwork for compliance and transparency, they're also paving the way to an even more vibrant AI future to come.
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The Cowboys limited the Giants to 233 total yards, paving the way for Dallas' 19-3 victory on Sunday night at AT&T Stadium.
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In 2014, Jeffress wrote a book arguing that Obama was paving the way for the coming of the Antichrist, if not the Antichrist himself.
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Many saw it as a step towards establishing bitcoin as a legitimate asset class, potentially paving the way for a bitcoin exchange-traded fund.
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At nearly the same time, however, the country's electoral commission was paving the way for more candidates with extremist ties to run for office.
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Those opaque areas can scatter and thicken in places as the illness worsens, creating what radiologists call a "crazy paving" pattern on the scan.
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The first, characterized by the discovery of fire and language, led humans to greatly increase their brain size, paving the way for future advancement.
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What I'm proud of is, we're paving a road ... But these advancements are interesting, because it's the idea that continuing education is constant education.
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Her sitcom has been hailed for paving the way for shows like Girls by centering on a single-by-choice woman with professional aspirations.
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Since this dynasty's television debut in 2009, the series and its spinoffs have been paving the way in serving drag to a wider audience.
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The two small buildings would be demolished, paving the way for two new mixed-income towers that would be operated by a private landlord.
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Both are paving the way for the hotel group's further expansion to Nashville, New York, Dallas, Palm Springs, and more in the coming years.
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Except when the stiff-framed Q50 Red Sport is negotiating city streets in cities such as New York, land of potholes and uneven paving.
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In 2000, a campaign finance scandal forced him to step aside as chairman of the Christian Democrats, paving the way for Ms. Merkel's ascent.
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Among them, Mr. Yilmaz said, was Mr. Unvar's grandfather, who worked on paving crews, helping to build the streets that the perpetrator walked on.
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If work progresses slowly, some also plan to freeze themselves, with instructions to reawaken them once science has finished paving the way to immortality.
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Hansel is paving the way for other pit bulls In addition to being a very good boy, Hansel is making history, according to Skaziak.
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There has been a huge movement in the last few years that is paving the way slowly but surely to this more accepting world.
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But hopefully, people like me are paving the way to have this be the standard of what girls expect, which is depth and value.
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He worked on paving the way for a new stadium in the Bronx, negotiating into the waning days of his second and final term.
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Such policies are paving the way for higher quality of care through various new provisions including increased accessibility of overdose medications for emergency workers.
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The decision is "final," the court said in a statement, paving the way for the U.S. electric car giant to resume the forest clearance.
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The whole focus has been on the way these entities can manipulate interest rates and print money, supposedly paving the way for economic growth.
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It was wonderful and to see his body of work, and also what he did for African-Americans by paving the way for writers.
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The move is likely to ignite renewed speculation about whether Mr. Schultz is paving the way to leave the company entirely to enter politics.
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Comcast announced Thursday that it would drop out of the race to acquire Fox's assets, paving the way for Disney to complete its takeover.
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Billie Eilish expressed her support for climate activist Greta Thunberg, saying she is "paving the way" for the future, in an interview with NME.
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If you have trouble imagining Mike Pence getting excited about highway paving materials or soul food sold alongside used suits, you are not alone.
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But last month, as he was denied bail twice, Mr. Ghosn stepped down, paving the way for the French automaker to appoint new leadership.
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Health campaigners petitioned the EPA to determine that there is no safe exposure level for the chlorpyrifos, paving the way for a total ban.
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Every time I met a woman who graduated from the academy in the previous decade, I thanked her for paving the way for me.
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The House Judiciary Committee on Friday approved articles of impeachment against the President, paving the way for the final floor vote expected next week.
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There are key differences between LIGO's ground-based detector and a space-based observatory like the one LISA Pathfinder is paving the way for.
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The most commonly used substance for paving roads in America now is asphalt, which is made from petroleum pitch and rock, typically sand or gravel.
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Building on IFSTARR's concept, Sidewalk Labs and Carlo Ratti Associati have designed a reconfigurable paving system so that streets can be converted for different uses.
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" Another stockholder proposal calls for Facebook to eliminate its Class B shares, paving the way for shareholders to limit Zuckerberg's power and "hold management accountable.
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Mugabe was ousted in a defacto coup by the military last November, paving way for his former deputy and protege Emmerson Mnangagwa to become president.
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Junior foreign minister Alan Duncan thanked Ecuador for paving the way for Assange's arrest by withdrawing his asylum after "extensive dialogue" between London and Quito.
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Or perhaps the grand announcement that Sesame Street was named in Manhattan is just another obvious signpost along the road we're paving to 1% hell.
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Three judges later ruled to further delay it, but that decision was ultimately reversed Tuesday by the full panel, paving the way for Doe's abortion.
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Protestors pelted officers with paving stones, glass bottles and other pieces of debris; some threw garbage cans, plastic safety barriers and wood from shipping pallets.
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U.S. officials announced after his arrest on Thursday that he had been charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusion, paving the way for his extradition.
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Another order gives the Agriculture Ministry the authority to designate indigenous lands, paving the way for agricultural development in areas that were previously off limits.
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Five of the justices granted the stay, paving the way for an appellate court to begin hearing the case June 2 on an expedited schedule.
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CROWLEY: The left has been doing this now for decades, these are Alinsky tactics, this is coward and paving at the border overwhelming the system.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo lawmakers voted to dissolve parliament on Thursday, paving the way for a parliamentary election after Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj resigned last month.
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Instead, Mr Zuma, who is accused of 783 counts of corruption, is paving the way for his ex-wife, whom he expects to protect him.
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In 2013, the National Justice Council of Brazil said the government cannot deny marriage licenses to same-sex couples, paving the way for gay marriage.
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The official spoke to reporters before the Senate passed a resolution Friday evening paving the way for a vote on the impeachment verdict next Wednesday.
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The Senate on Tuesday voted in support of North Macedonia joining NATO, paving the way for the Balkan country to become part of the alliance.
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The deal could settle a long-standing diplomatic dispute with its neighbor Greece — potentially paving the way for Macedonia's entry to the EU and NATO.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition has retained a two-thirds "super majority," paving the way for him to become the nation's longest-serving leader.
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That vote was the first major legislative step in the impeachment process, paving the way for another vote that was expected to occur this week.
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More broadly, IoT is poised to dramatically transform virtually every aspect of medicine while paving the way for incremental profitability across the entire healthcare landscape.
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The bonus: Your youngster will feel empowered and start to look at food in a whole new light, paving the way for lifelong nutritious eating.
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Hinkley is seen as the frontrunner to closer Chinese nuclear involvement, paving the way for another project in Britain that would use Chinese nuclear technology.
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"She was Club One's very first entertainer, officiating our grand opening in 1988, and paving the way for female impersonation in Savannah," the club said.
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But a parliamentary committee approved the anti-honor killing bill Thursday, paving the way for it to be approved by Pakistan's lower and upper houses.
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When his wife slapped him, Goldsmith hit her in the face and she fell down, hitting her head on the paving and briefly losing consciousness.
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Twenty years ago this week, Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving dictator, resigned, paving the way for the country's presidents to be chosen at the ballot box.
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Shared bike and scooter fleets are paving the way to a revolution in urban mobility but will only capture little value in the long term.
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Models like Denise Bidot, Sabina Karlsson, Carmen Carrera, Maya Monès, Lauren Wasser, and Iskra Lawrence are paving the way for a more inclusive fashion industry.
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Support for devolution grew, paving the way for the opening of the Scottish Parliament in 270, which in turn expedited the rise of the SNP.
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He took up a post in the local parliament, potentially paving the way to become speaker of the body or a member of Russia's senate.
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Employees at a number of US cities spent hours of unremunerated time helping Domino's make its latest ad campaign, Paving for Pizza, internal documents show.
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She created the Avon International Running Circuit of women's-only races in 27 countries, paving the way for the first women's Olympic marathon in 1984.
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President Donald Trump has told Congress to release the controversial "Nunes memo" paving the way for the classified document to become public later on Friday.
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Greece concluded a bailout review last month, paving the way for the disbursement of further funds after more reforms to its pension and tax systems.
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Even in Britain, the leader of the opposition, a leftist called Jeremy Corbyn, sees Mr Costa paving the way for a multinational "anti-austerity coalition".
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Three UK and Three Italy are implementing Shine's technology, the companies said today, paving the way for other brands in the Three Group to follow.
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Congress should make it easier to get the necessary permissions to build transmission, paving the way for a grid with more and cheaper clean energy.
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They added language paving the way for the Senate, if it chooses, to make the bill's tax credit more generous for people age 50-64.
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In India's case, the Congress Party became mired in corruption scandals, paving the way for Modi and the BJP to present themselves as pragmatic reformers.
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But none have emerged, paving the way for a 66 percent jump in bitcoin prices in August, including a fresh record near $4,800 on Thursday.
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The question, however, is whether the role of sleep in consolidating memories can be enhanced, paving the way for controlled memory manipulation in the future.
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But November's elections gave Republicans big wins in those states, paving the way for an aggressive new campaign to undermine Democrats' once-powerful labor allies.
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Streets were sealed off, and city employees even glued down some paving bricks on sidewalks, after rioters in February threw the bricks at police officers.
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An unfurling crazy-quilt of rolling, twisting abstract patterning picked out in white, black and brick-brown paving stones, it isn't his most original concept.
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Rashida Tlaib won the Democratic nomination for Michigan's 13th Congressional District, paving the way for her to become the first Muslim woman elected into Congress.
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The runner-up in Peru's presidential contest conceded defeat on Friday, paving the way for a former finance minister to become the country's next leader.
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The Swedes and Finns are paving the way in producing biogas from waste and vegetation and turning it into fuel for heating and automobile engines.
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We should be paving the way for new drivers to sustain our society's demand for speedy service, not hanging on to obsolete and inconsistent policies.
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The Speaker agreed on a vote in exchange for conservative support to overcome a procedural hurdle paving the way for the party's signature tax reform.
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However, the EU is expected to grant the UK another Brexit delay on Friday, paving the way for opposition parties to back a fresh election.
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Steam-cleaning has other costs too: because the process weakens the grouting that hold paving slabs in place, Siggery said, the slabs can move apart.
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"The judiciary is paving the way for a better shot at justice for survivors," said Saji Philip of the anti-trafficking charity International Justice Mission.
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Trump defeated Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in that contest, paving the way for him to choose someone other than Garland for the Supreme Court seat.
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LONDON — The European Union could extend Britain's EU membership until as late as next summer, paving the way for a possible second referendum on Brexit.
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Experts believe that the ongoing, unprecedented militarization is paving the way to full-scale insurgency in the region, Business Insider's Ellen Ioanes reported this week.
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The resolution is set to go through the House Rules Committee on Monday evening, paving the way for floor action as soon as this week.
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But it seemed plain when the case was argued in April that he was satisfied that Texas had standing, paving the way for a deadlock.
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If successful it could cut the militants' main access route to the outside world, paving the way for an assault on their Syrian capital Raqqa.
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Disney purchased Lucasfilm from George Lucas, the creator of "Star Wars," in 2012 for $4 billion, paving the way for a new trilogy of films.
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Fox Media LLC filed a trademark application for the phrase "OK, boomer," last week, paving the way for the phrase to reach a television audience.
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Check out the vid ... Swae says Jay's new money status has inspired him, and he thanks the OG Roc-a-Fella for paving the way.
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Local governments tried endless variations of asphalt and concrete before developing paving surfaces that didn't produce excess dust or deteriorate quickly under rain and snow.
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ESPN will officially launch new direct-to-consumer streaming service within the ESPN app Thursday called ESPN+, paving the way for the company's digital transformation.
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The big picture: In late 2017, the FCC eliminated a rule that kept news stations under local control, paving the way for automated national programming.
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However, a sharp reversal got underway as the tax bill's passage became certain, paving the way for a bigger government deficit and more federal borrowing.
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Caroline Calloway is seen as one of the first social media influencers, paving the way for others on Instagram to make their claim to fame.
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With greater access to finance working capital, many African women entrepreneurs will see their businesses blossom, paving a road toward a better future for everyone.
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The company said it was rapidly surmounting those obstacles, paving the way for some 5G services to begin arriving in the first half of 2019.
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Today's connected cars are paving the way for autonomous vehicles and vehicle-to-vehicle communications, and eventually vehicle-to-infrastructure communications making our roads safer.
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In March, scientists at Purdue University announced they had completed a map of Zika's protein structure, paving the way for further insights for vaccine development.
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Servicewomen like General Yeager are paving avenues for themselves, and for the next generation, as they rise to positions that were once impossible to obtain.
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On Tuesday, the commission said it would allow the developer to keep its casino license, paving the way for the property to open in June.
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But it's hard to imagine either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump paving a path to 226 electoral votes without the exit poll identifying the winner.
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Charter tried to have the case dismissed, to no avail, and ultimately lost its argument in an appeals court, paving the way for the settlement.
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With our healing, education and advocacy programs, we are paving the way for innovative approaches to trauma and legislative reforms to ensure justice for survivors.
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This month it secured a Golden Globe nomination for best foreign-language film, paving the way for a potential Oscar nomination in the same category.
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And companies like DJI are improving the state of computer vision, which allows them to recognize different objects, paving the way for better autonomous navigation.
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In 1954, the Amsterdam police chief, Hendrik Kaasjager, proposed paving over several canals and a part of the harbor to make more room for cars.
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Deals • Dell sweetened an offer to buy out investors in a special tracking stock, paving the way for it to return to the public markets.
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There are terraces, formal garden beds surrounded by gravel paths, flowering trees, elegant boxwoods, a firepit, and an in-ground pool surrounded by stone paving.
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A judge declined to issue an injunction requested by a Confederate heritage group, paving the way for three Confederate statues to be removed in Memphis.
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Even in the hot months of the otherwise off-season, some hotels began doubling rates, paving the way for a boom in private sector accommodations.
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Then his presidential bid got a big boost when he was attacked by Democratic President Lyndon Johnson, paving the way for his nomination and election.
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He expects the LMH-21 to become certified by the Federal Aviation Administration by the end of 22023, paving the way for delivery in 252.
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These private platforms are paving the way for the Chinese government to gain unfettered and unsupervised access to children—and it's happening under our noses.
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To me, investing in the long term, cultivating inter-community relationships, and paving the way for truly sustainable change is all rooted in our values.
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The measure will help law enforcement identify unauthorized drones that may pose a security threat, paving the way for wider adoption of commercial drone technology.
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First, a leader who is passionate about paving the way for women to embrace their confidence and secure the tools needed to achieve career goals.
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Check it out ... TP says any bad blood between them had to take a backseat to honoring Spike for paving the way for black filmmakers.
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The U.S. government officially took note of India's interest in APEC, paving the way for the two countries to have further discussions on the issue.
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Air France-KLM's nomination committee on Friday decided to back Janaillac, the source said, paving the way for his nomination by the board on Tuesday.
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Aldrin last year helped to launch a research institute at the Florida Institute of Technology aimed at paving a path toward Mars exploration and settlement.
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Protesters torched cars and lorries, smashed windows in banks, looted retail stores and hurled paving slabs and other objects before police managed to restore order.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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The trade pact, which replaces the North American Free Trade Agreement, was signed yesterday by the three countries, paving the way for ratification by lawmakers.
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Paving the 10,000 foot long runway was performed in three phases — one each year — because the construction season was limited from June through mid-September.
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But some women are paving the way for the future of female leadership in fintech, energy, childcare, and real estate — including these seven rising stars.
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Cowen Research said this year's midterm elections likely will result in a strong Democratic win, also paving the way for more ease on cannabis restrictions.
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The United Arab Emirates' nuclear regulator approved a nuclear reactor Monday, paving the way for the first commercial nuclear power plant in an Arab nation.
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Spotify, a provider of streaming music, went public in 2018 in a direct listing, paving the way for other high-profile start-ups to follow.
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An aspiring Tasmanian distiller challenged the federal statute in 1989, paving the way for a boom first in craft Tasmanian whiskies, and more recently, gins.
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The government, already struggling with massive debt before the storms, is pushing to get asphalt plants back on line to begin paving ripped-up roads.
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Then, in April, a rule was revised to permit athletically-motivated transfers, theoretically paving the way for players like Jojuan to switch schools more easily.
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Atom Bank and Tandem in the U.K. both also hold a banking license but it looks like Number26 might be paving the way in the Eurozone.
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Now, new, more restrictive rules on money-market funds will be taking effect in October, paving the way for changes to 401(k) plan investment menus.
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Last month, Kiir signed a framework agreement with rebel leader Machar in Khartoum providing for a ceasefire, paving the way for talks toward a full treaty.
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Franco-German treaties are supposed to be milestones in the process of European integration, paving the way for the bloc as a whole to deepen cooperation.
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LiveJournal (33)A year after Open Diary and Xanga, LiveJournal became a go-to destination for confessional writing, paving the way for a decade of oversharing.
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Last December, the Moscow Exchange signed MOU with Chinese brokerages CITIC Securities and Galaxy Securities, paving access for their clients to Russian securities traded in Moscow.
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Those sanctions were effectively removed in January, paving the way for Iran to increase its production of crude and adding uncertainty to already jittery oil markets.
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"With today's executive order I'm directing the EPA to take action paving the way for the elimination of this very destructive and horrible rule," Trump said.
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Projecting 2019: The Tigers began their rebuild with an exodus of talent during the 2017 season, paving the way for a potentially bright future in Detroit.
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"In the news media, it is reporting that the Republican health plan is paving the way to a single-payer system," an Aetna employee asks Bertolini.
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It was all fun and games until someone decided to turn a profit on the situation — paving paradise and putting in a crowd-funded parking lot.
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Below are a few ways in which China's commitment to innovative architecture is paving the way for a greener future — and for exciting sustainable investment opportunities.
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Market watchers had expected the IPO to launch in the coming days, paving the way for a November listing on Saudi Arabia's Tadawul exchange in Riyadh.
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A handful of US businesses have gotten positive signals from China in recent weeks, paving the way for lucrative deals in the world's second biggest economy.
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A series of trips to Mars, paving the way for a permanent colony, has been the firm's long-term goal ever since its beginning in 2002.
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This, in turn, is paving the way for API-first and mobile-first banks such as Atom, Mondo and — with one further layer of abstraction — Auka.
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No candidate is expected to earn a majority on Sunday, paving the way for a run-off between the top two vote-getters on Oct. 28.
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Morocco moved south of the berm last August, when it began paving a road in Guerguerat, ostensibly to combat smuggling (but probably also to facilitate trade).
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George Garofano illegally hacked the private Apple iCloud accounts of Lawrence, paving the way for nude photos and private info to leak all over the Internet.
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The central bank is paving the way to a gradual phasing out of accommodation and resisting isolated calls from some members calling for more radical action.
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The move prompted mass street protests in Kiev, forcing then-President Viktor Yanukovich from office and paving the road to Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region.
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NCAA ruling, the association can no longer cap the scholarships colleges offer student-athletes, paving the way for schools to begin offering larger education-related packages.
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The success reinforced Kardashian's role as a shrewd businesswoman, paving the way for other celebrity-app ventures from the likes of Katy Perry and Britney Spears.
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Vox's Ezra Klein argued last week that Republicans could paradoxically be paving the way to a single-payer health care system if they pass this bill.
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Erik and Nils's first public intervention was a project in which they removed paving stones from city sidewalks and affixed photos to them before replacing them.
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If all goes well, the talks could be concluded by the end of March, the source said, paving the way for approval by the supervisory board.
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China is racing against other countries to deploy 5G on a large scale, paving the way for advances in technologies like artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, the current Supreme Court's longest-serving member, announced his retirement Wednesday, paving the way for Trump to shape the future America's highest court .
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Federal regulators in June divided up oversight of those companies between the FTC and the Justice Department, paving the way for potential investigations into antitrust violations.
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Senate Democrats relented in their filibuster of the government spending bill on Monday, paving the way for the federal government to reopen as soon as Tuesday.
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They were set aside in April 2009 by the then-head of the NPA, paving the way for Zuma to run for president later that year.
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A 1950 federal law helped clarify the relationship between the United States and Puerto Rico, paving the way for a public vote on its new constitution.
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Her trademark includes the same kinds of goods and services as her cousins, paving the way for Thompson's foray into Good American Jeans alongside her mom.
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So any choice to go for a long delay might be accompanied by her stepping down and paving the way for a major political shake-up.
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William Loud — arguably pioneer of reality TV, paving the way for the Kardashians and MTV's Real World roommates — has died, his family announced Thursday on Facebook.
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Her plan was a compromise — an attempt to soften the split with the European Union while paving a way for a formal break with the bloc.
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But last week it abandoned a $14 billion bid for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc, paving the way for a rival bid by Marriott International Inc.
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Boodoo said increased state investment in electric buses would help upgrade transport systems, while cutting climate-changing emissions and paving the way for consumers to follow.
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Tesla acquired SolarCity for $2.6 billion in August, paving the way for Tesla CEO Elon Musk's ambitious plans for a carbon-free energy and transportation company.
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Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was nominated by hundreds of his supporters, paving the way for him to file endorsement papers required to officially declare his candidacy.
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Adam said the dragstrip was repaved five years ago, but some of the paving in the pit area was substandard, leaving parts of it in shambles.
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I worry that Erdogan's zeal and constant targeting of H.D.P. for this is paving the path for actual division of the country further down the road.
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Fowler then moved to suspend the rules and vote by a voice vote, paving the way for DNC members to swiftly and overwhelmingly adopt the reforms.
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In a victory for Modi, the Supreme Court on Saturday awarded Hindu groups control of the site, paving the way for the construction of a temple.
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats came out victorious on Tuesday -- winning back control of the chamber and paving the way for additional oversight of the Trump administration.
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After reviewing his case file, the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles on Monday denied his request for clemency, paving the way for his Tuesday execution.
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Greece and its lenders concluded over the weekend the third bailout review, paving the way for talks on debt to kick off in the new year.
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The companies, along with state-owned National Oil Corp (NOC), signed a letter of intent in London on Monday paving the way for the final deal.
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It also removes the gaps that speakers and buttons create, paving the way for fully waterproof devices, and could even enable the coveted bezel-less screen.
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The Trump administration on Sunday abruptly announced US troops would be withdrawn from northeastern Syria, paving the way for Turkey to launch a military invasion there.
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The House budget resolution, in addition to paving the way for tax reform, includes details on where to trim some of the growth in runaway spending.
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And while that degree of negativity is unusually pronounced, a general pessimism about America has persisted for well over a decade, paving the way for Trump.
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According to Carrillo, here at Luke the "Dirt Boyz" are relentlessly rebuilding, digging, paving and maintaining the base and are working on something new every day.
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McCarthy dropped out of the Speaker's race in 2015 after he failed to win over enough conservatives, paving the way for Ryan to take the gavel.
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After weeks of resistance, Trump agreed to just that on Friday, paving the way for congressional Democrats and Republicans to approve a stop-gap funding bill.
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In a possible sign that authorities are paving the way for a fifth term, Ouyahia said a campaign would be launched to showcase the president's achievements.
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"Supply is expected to grow further, paving the way to an oversupplied market, which can again exercise downward pressure on oil prices," consultancy Rystad Energy said.
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If passed, the UK Parliament could be dissolved by the end of this week, paving the way for a month-long election campaign to take place.
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The Senate voted Tuesday to formally start debate on Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination, paving the way for a showdown on President Trump's pick this week.
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That includes paving permeable streets, building landscape elements that direct flowing floodwaters and a storage vault for floodwater beneath the parking lot of a nearby stadium.
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S. Bankruptcy court confirmed debtors' plan of reorganization, paving way to conclude CEOC's court-supervised restructuring process in 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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However, the majority needed to block the Commission's decision was not reached at a meeting on Friday, paving the way for an automatic waiver on Aug.
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So the NHS app development freebies that DeepMind Health is engaged with now are clearly paving the way for a broad AI push down the line.
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