And it would dash hopes of the deep new partnership that Mrs May says she wants.
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That would dash hopes for Australian prosperity, and doom any government that allowed it to happen.
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They fear that bad news will dash hopes; they don't want to appear to be giving up.
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This appeared to dash hopes that the summit might work towards resolving Qatar's dispute with four other Arab states.
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His comments may further dash hopes of a quick resolution to an on-going diplomatic crisis between the NATO allies.
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The gloomy comments dash hopes of a second-half turnaround this year in the chip industry, which is viewed as an economic bellwether.
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Strong growth figures would also dash hopes of further interest rate cuts by the central bank, which has shifted its focus squarely to inflation.
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However, the major increase in the number of deaths and cases of the coronavirus appears to dash hopes that the outbreak was leveling off.
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Such a decision would dash hopes that the country might experience its first undisputed transfer of power by the ballot box since independence six decades ago.
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If we get more of that hawkish bent from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell at Jackson Hole tomorrow, it could well dash hopes for a prolonged easing cycle.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The Brazilian government could change its budget target for 2017 if tax revenues dash hopes of a strong recovery, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Monday.
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Brexit: A "frank" phone call between Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany appeared to dash hopes of any agreement with the European Union.
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In the quarterly report, the BOJ warned that global uncertainties could discourage companies from raising wages, which would dash hopes that higher paychecks would boost consumer demand and prices.
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It is thought the episode could dash hopes of Washington and Beijing reaching a so-called "phase one" trade deal, which had moved markets higher earlier in the week.
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But failure to move ahead could plunge bilateral ties into a new ice age, hit cross-border stock trading, and dash hopes for new initiatives such as an electricity union.
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In other international news: A "frank exchange" between Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany appeared to dash hopes of a Brexit deal before the Oct.
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The disagreement appeared to dash hopes that a deal could be reached by Monday to allow each chamber of Congress plenty of time to pass legislation well before a Friday deadline.
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A torrent of disclosures could dash hopes for a swift House vote on articles of impeachment before the Thanksgiving break as members follow fresh paths of inquiry beyond the original scope of questioning.
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Now, fears about the spread of coronavirus may dash hopes of sustained improvement in the region — at least so long as the outbreak continues — putting a damper on an otherwise successful earnings report.
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The speech appeared to dash hopes for a speedy end to the dispute between the two countries, which have been at loggerheads since the arrest of a US consular staff member just over a week ago.
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Deep divisions in the Republican Party had appeared to dash hopes for a quick revival of legislation to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's signature 2010 healthcare law before the start of the recess on Friday.
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In addition to the Lemonade drama, Dash and Jay have long-standing bad blood, which Dash hopes to address in his upcoming television series about the now-defunct joint venture between the two producers, Roc-A-Fella Records.
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SYDNEY, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Teenager Rieko Ioane scored a dramatic last-gasp try to give New Zealand a 733-24 win over Australia in a thrilling final on Sunday and dash hopes of a home triumph in the inaugural Sydney Sevens.
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Valentin Marinov, head of FX strategy at Credit Agricole said that a downward revision to the ECB's core inflation path could dash hopes of a QE taper announcement as soon as September, adding he expected the ECB to deliver a relatively dovish message compared with expectations.
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Mr. Driver thinks French boats are allowed to take too many fish too close to the British coast — touching on a deeply emotional issue on both sides of the channel that could dash hopes of a post-Brexit trade deal between Britain and the European Union.
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Wells Fargo hit with class action lawsuit over sales practices Saudis, Iran dash hopes for OPEC oil deal in Algeria Senators ask Yahoo CEO for details of hack investigation The figures should be a wake-up call for governments, WTO Director-General Roberto Azevedo said in the six-monthly trade outlook report.
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However, a vote in the South Korean Interim Legislature on 10 March ruled 40 to 0 in favor of holding the election. The elections were originally intended to be held throughout the Korean peninsula, but Soviet Union forces and Kim Il-sung refused the UN supervisors entry into North Korea for the elections. They were therefore held only in the US-administered territory, making the elections a purely South Korean event. Because of this, Kim Koo and Kim Kyu-sik denounced the elections as they would dash hopes of reunification with North Korea, but could not prevent them from happening.
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His unpopularity and the likelihood of his victory formed an atmosphere with a kind of national demoralization, which could discourage many Afghans from voting and dash hopes for substantial progress after the election."Afghan Leader Criticizes U.S. on Conduct of War", The New York Times"Leader of Afghanistan Finds Himself Hero No More", The New York Times"Afghan Leader Outmaneuvers Election Rivals", The New York Times In this second presidential election, Karzai was announced to have received over 50% of the votes. The election was tainted by lack of security, low voter turnout and widespread ballot stuffing, intimidation, and other electoral fraud. Two months later Karzai accepted calls for a second round run-off vote, which was scheduled for 7 November 2009.
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