The US Embassy in Managua closed Tuesday in expectation of protests.
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Shares had been rallying in expectation of positive holiday sales figures.
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Schedules were cleared in Edinburgh courtrooms in expectation of high arrest numbers.
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The depot was freshly stocked in expectation of a coming Swedish payday.
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Many businesses asked employees to leave early in expectation of worsening traffic jams.
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Those ships were requested in expectation of a rosy global economy that never arrived.
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This makes investing in property in expectation of capital gains all the more alluring.
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Bets taken out in expectation of falling prices 1067651MSHT fell close to 2016 lows.
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Whistles sounded as ambulances drove up to the site in expectation of more bodies.
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In Massachusetts, all ferry services have been suspended Tuesday in expectation of blizzard conditions.
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In New Jersey, officials declared a state of emergency in expectation of the weather.
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The restrictions were put in place in expectation of extreme fire potential due to weather conditions.
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After production was ramped up in expectation of a Clinton presidency, gun inventories have piled up.
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The announcement sent shares of its affiliates jumping 30 percent in expectation of resolving their liquidity crisis.
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In expectation of a coming recovery, the firm said it's moving stocks to a small overweight position.
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The markets have responded with a "Trump bump", exploring record highs in expectation of tax cuts and deregulation.
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But when you watch the film, it's clear it wasn't created in expectation of falling into this moment.
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In northern Iraq, the main road to Mosul is dotted with villages deserted in expectation of the fight.
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Puerto Rico's benchmark general obligation bond has long traded below par in expectation of repayment cuts in bankruptcy.
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Cobalt prices have soared in the past two years in expectation of a surge in demand from automakers.
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Since 2018 banks must partly provision for a loan upfront in expectation of losses in its first year.
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In expectation of that ruling, the Independence Party had transferred leadership of the committee to its own members.
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In response, CBP deployed additional personnel to San Ysidro in expectation of demonstrations on both sides of the border.
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During his public testimony, Sondland said he believed Trump held up military aid to Ukraine in expectation of political favors.
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Households save their higher incomes in expectation of offsetting future tax rises; omnipotent central banks cancel out the stimulative effects.
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Thousands will now be planning their trips to Russia for the World Cup, in expectation of more shocks and thunderclaps.
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In expectation of violence, U.S. government employees have been barred from personal travel in the Old City and West Bank.
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In the oil industry, however, investors are snapping up debt and equity from troubled companies, in expectation of a rebound.
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Lyndon B. Johnson tried to avert a major war in Vietnam by showing restraint, in expectation of North Vietnamese reciprocation.
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The report says Cruz plans to expand his national finance committee in expectation of a costly campaign against the billionaire.
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Congressional leaders have said that this year they will draft reforms to business taxes in expectation of moving legislation in 2017.
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In response, CBP deployed additional personnel to San Ysidro on Sunday in expectation of demonstrations on both sides of the border.
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There is still some premium in the market in expectation of tax cuts for 2018, but how great is not clear.
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Interest rates on American government debt fell, generally a sign of investors seeking a safe haven in expectation of economic turbulence.
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The Fed's forecast of no rate hikes in 2019 has cheered investors, but that is rooted in expectation of slowing U.S. growth.
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Some of the peeling pastel-coloured buildings bear signs in English, put up in expectation of a tourism revival that never happened.
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Energy stocks helped drive Monday's boom, rising 2.2 percent as oil prices rose in expectation of an OPEC deal to limit production.
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In response, CBP deployed additional personnel to San Ysidro, California, on Sunday in expectation of demonstrations on both sides of the border.
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While iron ore imports slipped from July they remained near record highs as Chinese steelmakers rebuild inventories in expectation of higher returns.
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The French bank also booked a 500 million euro charge on its U.S. retail unit BancWest in expectation of lower U.S. interest rates.
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It's all downhill from here, though, as he sets sail in expectation of the same disappointment that we all, in time, must face.
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"The indictment does not even allege that Stewart provided information in expectation of any benefit," they said in their motion to dismiss the case.
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Perhaps in expectation of a discovery like this, the International Astronomical Union, which approves such names officially, has not yet called an asteroid "Rama".
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For dealers, that decline is compounded by the fact that many invested millions of dollars to expand their stores in expectation of rising sales.
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"So if you have the patience, if you're willing to accept some short-term pain in expectation of longer-term gain," you might consider investing.
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In expectation of kicking off a mini gayming revolution in China, Star-G will release a different, pure 'virtual boyfriend' game in China soon too.
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Jeff Lewis says he and his ex Gage Edward have hired lawyers in expectation of a custody battle over their two-year-old daughter Monroe.
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In expectation of this potential, many have called bitcoin "digital gold" despite the lack of businesses that accept bitcoin and the often high transaction fees.
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The government's lavish spending in expectation of big mining revenues, meanwhile, has boosted its debt to almost 80% of GDP, much of it denominated in dollars.
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The Federal Reserve could raise interest rates in June if the dollar doesn't spike in expectation of such a move, Fidelity Investment's Jurrien Timmer said Monday.
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Lines formed outside stores licensed to sell the drug long before opening hours, and store owners said they had stocked up in expectation of huge demand.
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MZNSTX-TOTAL * RUSAL: Russia's Rusal has resumed construction of its long-stalled Taishet aluminium smelter project in Siberia in expectation of a widening global aluminium deficit.
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Also: not dancing, in the way that John Cage's music had showed us that silence in expectation of music that never begins can itself be music.
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S. stocks around February 2016 when it replaced investments in U.S. real estate investment trusts with equities in international developed markets in expectation of improving earnings growth.
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Typically, traders can store fuel in a contango market in expectation of the later rising prices, but the current contango does not justify, according to the sources.
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Some states, including Connecticut, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, have already cleared the way for sports betting in expectation of a favorable ruling.
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This year, local prices have jumped more than 217 percent over the past two months, with farmers now delaying cotton sales in expectation of further price rises.
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Some Cuban entrepreneurs have already signed businesses in name over to relatives or trusted friends in expectation of the rule changes, which the government announced last year.
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Hopes that the virus would be contained to China vanished, with countries beginning to stockpile medical equipment and investors taking flight in expectation of a global recession.
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"The various warehouses and buildings that are housing various organizations and supplies are closing early today in expectation of a change in the weather," he said Friday.
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The strategy is in expectation of an upturn in the tanker market in the coming months and an accompanying increase in the value of the equity stakes.
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The ECB has been concerned about a damaging deflationary spiral in the euro zone in which consumers delay purchases in expectation of lower prices, hitting economic growth.
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NFL preseason game changed In Tampa, the Buccaneers' final preseason NFL game against the Washington Redskins was moved from Thursday night to Wednesday in expectation of the storm.
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Gorenje's shares did not trade on Thursday as the Ljubljana stock exchange halted trading in the stock in expectation of a company announcement following its supervisory board meeting.
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Meanwhile, Cleveland, which will host the nominating convention, is reportedly ordering thousands of sets of riot gear in expectation of what may prove to be a very ugly event.
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Aemet declared a red alert across 10 provinces in expectation of winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour (80 mph), seven-meter (22-foot) waves and heavy snowfall.
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Aemet declared a red alert across 10 provinces in expectation of winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour (80 mph), seven-meter (22-foot) waves and heavy snowfall.
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They had made plans for this Washington visit in expectation of a different result, but decided to come anyway, in part to participate in the women's march on Saturday.
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But it also led to further capital-raising by funds in expectation of investor demand because of higher rates in the sector, particularly at renewal dates in June and July.
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In fact, the Saudis are believed to have canceled a rare offer of spot cargoes in early October in expectation of an output cut by OPEC, Reuters reported on Oct.
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In fact, the Saudis are believed to have cancelled a rare offer of spot cargoes in early October in expectation of an output cut by OPEC, Reuters reported on Oct.
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In a first for a German biotech company, Morphosys is building commercial operations in the United States from scratch in expectation of launching the drug, called MOR21, there next year.
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No. 85033: Increase the penalty for being uninsured, so the consequences of not paying one's fair share in expectation of getting free care in an emergency, drive more to purchase.
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Though investors aren't certain whether the two nations are close to a permanent deal, stocks have rallied to records in recent weeks in expectation of a sort-of trade truce.
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In a first for a German biotech company, Morphosys is building commercial operations in the United States from scratch in expectation of launching the drug, called MOR208, there next year.
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Yale Zhang, managing director at Automotive Foresight consultancy, said plate restrictions could provide a fleeting boost to sales if consumers rushed to buy cars in expectation of restrictions being enacted.
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The result was long lines of Democratic voters at some polling places, even when county election officials had deployed large numbers of voting machines in expectation of a heavy turnout.
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The world prepared for a coronavirus pandemic on Friday as hopes that the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Rusal has resumed construction of its long-stalled Taishet aluminum smelter project in Siberia in expectation of a widening global aluminum deficit, the company said on Wednesday.
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The pound was roughly unchanged on the day at $1.2955 , having dipped back below $1.30 in expectation of more easing of the Bank of England's monetary policy in the months ahead.
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Projects, both private and public, are underway to spend hundreds of millions of pesos to expand the city's airport and build a new bus line in expectation of a busier future.
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The price of cobalt – the single most costly ingredient in current lithium-ion battery cells - has soared in the past two years in expectation of a surge in demand from automakers.
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The pound was roughly unchanged on the day at $1.2960 , having dipped back below $1.30 in expectation of more easing of the Bank of England's monetary policy in the months ahead.
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In expectation of Robert Mueller making big moves in the investigation before the holidays, Garrett Graff spells out the 14 questions about Trump and Russia that Mueller knows the answer to.
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St Louis School recently added a third school to its Milan network in expectation of a boom in demand from returning Italians, converting a former monastery into a 600-place school.
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Treasuries, meanwhile, sucked in the traders, slapping them around for being short in expectation of more hawkish FOMC commentary only to rally from a 2.6 percent yield to sub 2.4 percent.
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India's gold imports in January dropped 37 percent from a year earlier to their lowest in 603 months as buyers postponed purchases in expectation of a cut in the import tax.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector.
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The justices ruled that an official must implicitly or explicitly agree to make a decision, or lean on another official to do so, in expectation of getting back something of value.
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The price of cobalt – the single most costly ingredient in current lithium-ion battery cells - has soared in the past two years in expectation of a surge in demand from automakers.
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Ireland's 10-year bond yield, having shed 903 basis points on Friday in expectation of the upgrade, fell another 4 basis points on Monday to 0.78 percent, the lowest since April 11.
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Mr. Conte did not say when the new order would go into effect, but many businesses had already closed, either based on their own judgments or in expectation of a government decree.
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IHG, which opened its first hotel in China in 1984, is expanding in the world's second largest economy in expectation of further rises in spending by middle class and high-end Chinese travelers.
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But the idea that it would not be possible at all, would be a blow for a market building in expectation of tax cuts that could boost the economy and corporate bottom lines.
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The muted reaction to the inflation data was more evidence that investors will tend to sell any rise in the pound in expectation of a grim economic aftermath to last month's Brexit vote.
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Cancel vacations of health workers, bring back retired doctors and nurses, and repurpose cardiologists and pediatricians to deal with a torrent of coronavirus patients — in expectation of record numbers of doctors out sick.
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"The market continues to cut back on sterling short portfolios & hedges in expectation of certainty derived from single party majority expectations," said Neil Jones, head of FX hedge fund sales at Mizuho bank.
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Market data shows the amount of open positions betting on rising WTI prices rose to June 2015 highs last week, while bets taken out in expectation of falling prices fell close to 2016 lows.
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Countries on three continents reported their first cases of the new coronavirus on Friday as the world prepared for a pandemic of the disease and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
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Mr. Erdogan has also amended the counterterrorism law in expectation of lifting the state of emergency, which expires on Thursday and was put in place two years ago after a failed military coup against him.
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In view of promises like this that the administration has been making for months, some analysts have speculated that companies and wealthy Americans may be shifting income into 2018 in expectation of a coming tax cut.
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The maintenance of a weak cash position in the third quarter of fiscal 13 was largely motivated by the company's strategy of building up inventories in expectation of higher sugar and ethanol prices during the offseason.
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Credit card rates were up 24 basis points through the first half of the year, following the Fed's 25 basis-point hike last December, before increasing further during the third quarter in expectation of another Fed move.
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But to proclaim the job impossible and retire in expectation of a loss is to say that the only Republicans who can speak out against Trump are those who have abandoned any hope of a political future.
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So it used to be all the way in Texas and Oklahoma, now it's in the Gulf Coast, which is an entirely different environment that was not developed and was not built up in expectation of tornadoes.
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Countries on three continents reported their first cases of the virus on Friday as the world prepared for a pandemic and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession, wiping $5 trillion off world share markets.
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And indeed, market moves since Mr Trump's victory seem to imply an expectation of a Ronald Reaganesque turn in American fiscal policy; government-bond yields have risen, seemingly in expectation of bigger deficits, faster growth and higher inflation.
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But this area contains a lot of swing voters who supported Republican congressional candidates in expectation of a providing a check on President Hillary Clinton, so Democrats shouldn't write her off as a retread, at least not yet.
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The German biotech company is using proceeds from a second listing in the United States last year to build a U.S. sales force from scratch in expectation of the launch of tafasitamab, previously known as MOR208, next year.
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So they're sticking around in expectation of that moment: Mr. Bullock is planning on a modified version of Ms. Klobuchar's strategy, spending the bulk of his time in Iowa, and has begun spicing up his language with expletives.
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"Receipts are coming in somewhat lower, and I think that's in expectation of that we're going to do tax reform," Mnuchin told a news conference in Ottawa, the Canadian capital, where he met with Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
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Rather than retreat amidst the cold and an order from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to vacate by Monday, the Oceti Sakowin camp, the epicenter of pipeline opposition, is growing in size - and quickly winterizing in expectation of harsher weather.
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The decline in soy purchases from Brazil also followed hopes earlier in the year that a trade war between China and the United States would end, with buyers holding off on South American imports in expectation of more U.S. cargoes.
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The company finished the year with a Tier 1 capital ratio of 13.5 percent and said it aims to achieve a targeted 14 percent ahead of schedule, in expectation of a possible increase in capital requirements under new international regulations.
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Even without the help of algorithms, cab drivers know to converge on a venue as an event finishes; more Uber drivers than normal were surely in the area at the end of Ms Grande's concert in expectation of the extra business.
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The Cuban government, which has fumigated neighborhoods and homes for decades to contain dengue, another mosquito-borne illness, put doctors on alert for the virus weeks ago and ramped up mosquito eradication efforts in neighborhoods in expectation of Zika's inevitable arrival.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The world is preparing for a coronavirus pandemic as hopes the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
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Some emerging market central banks like the South African Reserve Bank are already in a tightening cycle having already propped up their respective benchmark rates in the last 18 months in expectation of hikes in the United States this year.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector but missed a May 23 deadline for its first loan repayment.
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In expectation of Creed II, I gathered up some of the more memorable wisdom bombs and ranked them from the wisdom you should absolutely follow, to the wisdom that can feel like an actual bomb that sears the skin off to the point of death.
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"The market is focusing on rate hikes, stock markets, a tad stronger dollar and bond yields that have been moving up in expectation of a potential tax deal and rate hike in December," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in the capital Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector but missed a May 23 deadline for its first loan repayment.
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Mexico's peso rose against the dollar in Asian trading after Finance Minister Carlos Urzua unveiled the budget on Saturday evening, pledging to find more money for both the elderly and unemployed youngsters by slimming down several government ministries, and in expectation of higher tax revenues.
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" The records reviewed by The New York Times did not expressly state how much Kushner paid in taxes, but included estimates for how much he owed called "income taxes payable" — and how much Kushner paid in expectation of forecasted taxes known as "prepaid taxes.
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SINGAPORE/MUMBAI, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Gold demand in Asia remained subdued this week as buyers were sceptical about the sustainability of the recent price rally, with the Indian market falling to record discounts as consumers postponed purchases in expectation of a cut in the import tax.
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YULIN, China (Reuters) - At the section of the Great Wall of China that runs through Yulin, tour guide Gao Jing says she tried to learn English in expectation of the increased number of overseas visitors the city planned to attract as part of its economic transformation.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Feb 20.2(Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: The world is preparing for a coronavirus pandemic as hopes the disease could be contained to China vanished and investors dumped equities in expectation of a global recession.
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On his visit, he bought a soda, and—watching a sea lion sitting up on its tail, in expectation of fish—he recalled how he'd recently tried, and failed, to come up with thirty or forty minutes of material that could be described as jokes for animals.
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Even so, French nationalists such as Marine Le Pen, a leading contender in France's presidential election, are keen for a quick vote and a straightforward question, in expectation of an emphatic defeat for the independence movement, which has never won a majority in elections for the local parliament.
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Powell's comments prompted interest rate markets to reduce the priced-in expectation of seeing lower U.S. borrowing costs There was nothing from the policy statement or the press conference to indicate the Fed was contemplating any near-term changes to monetary policy, HSBC US Economist Ryan Wang wrote in a note.
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"Real yields were pumped up ahead of the announcement in expectation of a hawkish hike, instead we got a dovish hike with no change in the forward guidance and that has led to some recovery in gold today," Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen, said.
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Open practice sessions at Bayern Munich's training center here are part of the fabric of the club, and the fans ringed the field again on Wednesday morning, some idling for more than an hour (and enduring a soaking by a particularly aggressive sprinkler) in expectation of seeing their team's stars.
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The market already rallied in expectation of a rate cut, and now that Powell basically confirmed a July cut, it is "churning before it makes the next move" during the quarterly earnings season that kicks off next week, said Ken Polcari, managing principal at Butcher Joseph Asset Management in New York.
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The emergency rate cut came as somewhat of a surprise: Although the stock market soared Monday in expectation of a rate cut (the market predicted a 100% chance of a cut in March), the Fed and other central banks had seemingly pooh-poohed the notion as recently as Tuesday morning.
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A Starbucks spokesman said the company was aware of the risk that some workers might face if they opted for a bronze plus, or bronze plans in expectation of having low or no health-care usage, but then ended up needing health services during the course of the year after enrolling in coverage.
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In expectation of more environmental regulation therefore, as global warming proceeds, many big emitters would rather write the existing rules into their investment plans, ideally leavened by Mr Pruitt's revisions, than suffer the uncertainty of a hapless effort to scrap the endangerment finding, which would invite a backlash from the next Democratic administration.
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Third, Trump probably had a chance to reach an interim, practical trade deal while he claimed to have established a friendly relationship with Xi. That deal could have stopped and reversed the upward trend in U.S. trade deficits with China, in expectation of structural changes to reach a sustainable position of balanced bilateral trade flows.
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In expectation of that decision, I reached out to Carrie Cordero, a CNN contributor who has extensive background on the subject having served as Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for National Security; Senior Associate General Counsel at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence; and Attorney Advisor at the U.S. Department of Justice.
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While the sides continue to stake out and evaluate their positions in expectation of a battle over the director and the agency, it might be better for each camp to realize that given the sophistication and degree of integration of the mortgage and financial markets, the respective sides should (and do) have far more in common than they have differences.
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