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paving

[pey-ving] / ˈpeɪ vɪŋ /


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Revolut said it would formally begin banking the U.K. after a regulator lifted restrictions on its license, paving the way for the financial-technology company to compete more aggressively with traditional lenders.

From The Wall Street Journal

She feels herself and others are still "paving the way" for representation in the acting industry for people with disabilities.

From BBC

A run-down shed, a path with broken paving stones, a tiny square of muddy grass, trees along the edge.

From Literature

The reforms could strengthen capital buffers for some banks, potentially paving the way for special dividends, he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Elliott Investment Management has agreed to a sweetened bid for Toyota Industries that values the company at almost $40 billion, paving the way for the Japanese forklift maker to be taken private.

From The Wall Street Journal