Retreating from idyllic trees are the works of Kasper Sonne.
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"Symbolically it is retreating from an international presence," Rodriguez said.
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Off the mound, he is not retreating from public view.
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The Koch brothers appear to be retreating from national electoral politics.
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Why does taking a principled stance mean retreating from Republican politics?
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The major averages hit intraday records before retreating from those levels.
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In some cases, that may mean retreating from the coasts altogether.
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Government bond yields rose sharply initially, before retreating from the day's highs.
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Yet hours after their victory, Leave campaigners were retreating from both claims.
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Our allies rightfully questioned if America was retreating from its security obligations.
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Instead of retreating from a faltering venture, Union Development has doubled down.
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You're obviously not retreating from life because you're alive in a body.
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Facebook isn't retreating from Stories, even as it cleans up the product line.
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Cash-strapped Russian sun-seekers are retreating from beauty spots, including French ones.
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The euro held steady at $1.1140 after retreating from Thursday's high of $1.1192.
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When LucasArts and others began retreating from adventure games, the genre seemed dead.
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Wheat futures followed corn lower and soybeans turned down, retreating from early advances.
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The most profound retreat from the city remains actually retreating from the city.
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The sterling was little changed at $1.89.815, retreating from an earlier peak of $1.2687.
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The dollar fell to 113.90 , retreating from Friday's two-week high of 114.74 yen.
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Now the team was retreating from both ends of the alley to its center.
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Yet instead of retreating from the remarks, she doubled down with increasingly sanctimonious defences.
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EDT (1503 GMT), retreating from $1,23 hit on Wednesday, its highest since March 1.
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Gold fell 1.0% $1,408.60 per ounce, retreating from a six-year high of $1,438.63.
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Republicans are retreating from calls to repeal ObamaCare ahead of this year's midterm elections.
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He hinted at retreating from civil rights laws and court rulings, but enforced them.
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In another positive development, inflation is retreating from the astronomical levels it had reached.
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But the city wasn't retreating from the gulf; it was pushing farther into it.
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France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX fell 0.3 and 0.1 percent, retreating from their highs.
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We are still not retreating from even the most hazardous locations on our barrier islands.
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The euro was down 0.4 percent at $1.0814, retreating from a session high of $1.0946.
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The Australian dollar traded at $210, retreating from levels near $21.93 in the previous week.
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The euro was down 0.4 percent at $1.0827, retreating from a session high of $1.0946.
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Vehicle sales in North America are retreating from record highs and European growth remains sluggish.
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Retreating from the melee's front lines has the potential to be more than just restorative.
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France's CAC 210.5 and Germany's DAX fell 22016 and 1113 percent, retreating from their highs.
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It seems to me that Bukharin's words apply: 'It's not about retreating from the revolution.
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The loonie was flat at $1.3330 after retreating from its strongest since March 21 overnight.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 (N225) fell 0.9%, retreating from its highest close this year on Monday.
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China dropped its probe on Friday, retreating from a dispute that had upended global grains markets.
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For IS fighters retreating from territories formerly under their control, passports are as important as weapons.
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He died of an excess of despair and enthusiasm, both retreating from life and nourishing it.
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The United States, which has helped in the fight against corruption, is retreating from the fray.
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"A lot of the most ambitious players are retreating from these spaces — Apple, Google," Wellingstein said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Amazon is partially retreating from the world's biggest market for online shopping.
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The dollar was unchanged against the yen, retreating from a three-week high of 0.153 yen.
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Catch me slowly retreating from the horror of real life into the horror of fantasy life.
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" • "But Beijing isn't retreating from its vision to build a network of ports, rails and roads.
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Stocks on Wall Street pulled back slightly on Monday, retreating from the records set last week.
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The dollar fell to 113.90 yen JPY=, retreating from Friday's two-week high of 114.74 yen.
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Other states where Democrats and teachers' unions are ascendant are similarly retreating from such testing systems.
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The index has been retreating from a historic high hit in April of 1,211.34, Reuters data showed.
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But soybean futures declined, retreating from early strength on what appeared to be technical selling, analysts said.
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Stocks are within range of records after retreating from the all-time highs they hit last week.
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Spot gold was up 2701.45 percent at $2679.72,348.30 an ounce, retreating from an earlier 1.3-percent gain.
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James Franco is back in the spotlight after retreating from the public eye following sexual misconduct accusations.
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The Saudi index slipped 0.3 percent to 7,513 points, retreating from the July peak of 7,586 points.
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The STOXX 600 index fell 0.7, retreating from a 23-week high reached earlier in the week.
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Spot gold inched down 2258 percent to $2200,20.18 per ounce, retreating from an overnight peak of $218.24,20.63.
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As for saber rattling, North Korea appears to be – like always – retreating from its most bellicose positions.
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In recent weeks, Japanese stocks have been volatile, retreating from a 26-year peak hit last month.
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Spot gold was up about 0.4 percent at $1,331.84 an ounce, retreating from Monday's four-month highs.
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Retreating from a two-month low, the greenback was last down 0.52% against the euro to 1.133.
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Beijing must wonder what can satisfy Washington's demands, beyond changing its regime or retreating from the world.
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But it is unfathomable that in the United States, the NRC is retreating from the regulatory front.
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The euro traded at $1.1647 on Monday afternoon Asia time, retreating from an earlier high of $1.1684.
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The index has settled back to January levels, retreating from the 178bp bid seen in mid-February.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday the US isn't retreating from global leadership, but reaffirming it.
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So I wonder how can someone break free of these digital chains without retreating from life altogether?
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Total money market fund assets fell to $3.031 trillion, retreating from a nine-year peak the week before.
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The pound was down 0.4% at $1.2118, retreating from the 12-day high of $1.2180 reached on Tuesday.
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MOL stocks fell almost 1.7623 percent to 1.7613,1.7603 forints, retreating from a 212.20-year high reached on Wednesday.
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The pound was down 0.2% at $1.2145, retreating from the 12-day high of $1.2180 reached on Tuesday.
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The British currency fell as much as 0.5% to $1.2195 on Friday, retreating from Thursday's three-week high.
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The euro was slightly lower at $1.1328 after retreating from this week's high of $1.1419 scaled on Tuesday.
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Three-month zinc ended 26.5878 percent down at $1,981 a tonne, retreating from an earlier high of $2,028.
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The lira dropped 25.7 percent and stood at 3.7030 against the dollar, retreating from 3.6160 at Friday's close.
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Yet now, even as central banks tighten policy, investors show little sign of retreating from the riskier debt.
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Any notion that you retreating from what people experience today will be seen in a very negative way.
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The euro dipped nearly 0.2% to $1.1313, retreating from an 11-week high of $1.1348 touched on Friday.
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"He is now, I think, retreating from talking about foreign policy," Soifer, former national security adviser to Sen.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1340 after retreating from this week's high of $1.1419 scaled on Tuesday.
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The battle took place in late November 1812 as Napoleon's army was retreating from its invasion of Russia.
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Against the dollar, the euro was down 0.3 percent, at $1.0829, retreating from a session high of $1.0946.
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Wheat followed the weaker trend, with all three markets retreating from multi-month highs established a day earlier.
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On the energy front, oil prices were steady after retreating from their highest levels in three years overnight.
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Baidu is now retreating from loss-making ventures outside of search and shifting resources into artificial intelligence (AI).
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The euro fell 0.1 percent to $1.1141, retreating from its 5-week high of $20.7 touched on Monday.
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Yet U.S. Treasury debt yields fell, retreating from their gains on Friday in response to U.S. employment data.
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Against the dollar, the euro EUR= was down 0.3 percent, at $1.0829, retreating from a session high of $1.0946.
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And its top ally, the United States, seems to be retreating from its postwar leadership role in the world.
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The on-shore yuan was near flat at 6.7224 against the dollar, retreating from an earlier level of 6.7244.
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Sterling was trading 1 percent lower at $1.3124, retreating from a two-week high of $1.3344 struck on Friday.
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Tencent, among mainland investors' favourite stocks, surrendered earlier gains to end down 0.1 percent, retreating from a record high.
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The euro dipped below 77.50 pence, retreating from a one-year high near 79.00 pence set a week ago.
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Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, who said he was worried about "retreating" from his duties because of the outbreak.
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"The bad news is that this new DOJ is retreating from its commitment to enforcing the constitution," says Smith.
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I think, first of all, by not retreating from it, not getting under our desks not hiding from it.
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Retreating from dangerous areas—even the kind of "managed retreat" advocated by some experts—sounds to many like surrender.
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He hinted earlier in the week about a disproportionate response, albeit retreating from his threats to hit cultural sites.
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After falling up to 0.9% during the session, the STOXX 353 closed 0.4% lower, retreating from Monday's record highs.
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By all accounts, Japanese funds are retreating from U.S. equity and bond investments, driven out by prohibitive hedging costs.
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We are connected through art even if we are, as individuals, retreating from one another and from the world.
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Green-Morgan said state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds are retreating from megadeals, but others are filling demand.
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The militants have been steadily retreating from areas around Mosul into the city since the battle started on Oct.
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Soon after — it seemed — she practically disappeared, retreating from film and stepping into a less public, far happier life.
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Consequently, he said, the company is concentrating on hiring workers laid off by rivals that are "retreating from oil fields".
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N] [FRX/] Brent crude's front-month LCOc1 settled up 12 cents at $39.26, retreating from a session peak of $40.61.
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The euro held at $1.1628 after retreating from a peak of $1.1721 on Friday, which also marks stiff chart resistance.
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And it sounds like she's been doing spectacularly well since retreating from the spotlight after a highly publicized rough period.
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America under Donald Trump is retreating from its role as underwriter, in favour of a doctrine of national self-interest.
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Dubai's index was down 0.5 percent at 3,571 points, retreating from technical resistance at its April peak of 3,605 points.
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In 1922, Greek soldiers retreating from Anatolia ostensibly left the port city of Izmir with recitations ringing in their ears.
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The Nikkei fell 22.3 percent to 20.4,20.8 in midmorning trade, retreating from a three-month high hit earlier this week.
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Monsoon rains lash the southern Kerala coast by June and start retreating from the western state of Rajat by September.
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The iPhone SE had Apple retreating from its 6 and 6S Plus and moving back to a 4-inch screen.
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MSCI's benchmark global equity index lost 0.13 percent to 443.93 points, retreating from a record high of 444.94 on Thursday.
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The Nikkei share average dropped 21 percent to 2311,2726, retreating from a two-month high of 21,235.62 hit on Thursday.
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The dollar fell 0.3 percent to 110.85 yen, retreating from a three-week high of 111.90 hit the previous day.
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Philip Roth made a similar mistake in "Portnoy's Complaint," retreating from the heights of hilarity into all that Monkey business.
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Benchmark 21-year JGB futures fell 2110.02 point to 152.69, retreating from one-week high of 152.83 hit on Tuesday.
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Britain's FTSE 100 fell 4.33 percent, breaking a three-day climb and retreating from its highest level since late October.
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Now, after retreating from politics, Libby is hounded by antiwar protests and demands for her trial as a war criminal.
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It also reacts more quickly to objects approaching or retreating from the lens, and is especially smooth when you're shooting video.
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The single currency fell 0.41 percent to $1.1984, retreating from the 2-1/2-year high of $1.2108 hit on Friday.
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The group's gauge on overall mortgage activity dipped 0.9% to 614.6, retreating from a three-year peak reached the prior week.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index closed down 1.3 percent at 5,962.31 points, retreating from the previous session's 2.83 percent rise.
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Dubai's index fell 1.2 percent to 3,683 points, retreating from major technical resistance at 3,737-5833 points, the peaks in January.
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"Investors are still retreating from gold, though prices falling below $1,200 has promoted some profit-taking," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
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In Europe, Poland's zloty was 0.2% weaker against the euro, retreating from an about 13-month closing peak notched on Thursday.
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The official also defended the Trump administration's stance on globalization and international cooperation, saying it was not retreating from such engagement.
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Islamic State militants retreating from Palmyra laid thousands of mines which the Syrian army is now clearing before civilians can return.
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The greenback stood 117.58 yen against the yen, retreating from 10-1/2 month high of 118.66 yen set last week.
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While the United States has been retreating from its southern neighbors for years, Mr. Trump has added outright hostility to neglect.
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Spot gold dropped 0.29 percent to $1,2245 per ounce, retreating from an intraday peak of $2808.70,210, its highest since Feb. 22015.
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James Franco made a rare appearance with girlfriend Isabel Pakzad months after retreating from the public eye following sexual misconduct accusations.
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For example, we can provide for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula without retreating from our concerns about Pyongyang's gulag state.
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The rest of the First World is retreating from it, according to data compiled by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
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"Democrats should not respond to my defeat by retreating from our strong commitments on these life-or-death issues," she writes.
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The EPA defended its action, saying that it is not at all retreating from enforcing the law and going after polluters.
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The benchmark Nikkei share average fell 1.1 percent to 16,313, retreating from a five-week closing high in the previous session.
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One idea Trump resists: retreating from U.S. tariff punishments against China, which most economists agree contribute to slower U.S. economic growth.
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However, while other countries waver, two countries show no signs of retreating from an aggressive nuclear power future — China and Russia.
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Oil prices fell, with U.S. crude retreating from three-month highs as refinery maintenance threatened to raise record inventories of crude.
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Gold prices traded within a wide range of $28.78, retreating from the more than $1,400 level touched earlier in the day.
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In retreating from his threat to close the border, Mr. Trump was withdrawing the warning that he issued strongly last week.
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August 26 - After retreating from the Houston area back to the Gulf of Mexico, Harvey slowly moves northeast and hits Louisiana.
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Spot palladium shed 01.5% to $1,948.14 per ounce, retreating from an all-time high of $1,998.43 hit earlier in the session.
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Dubai's index fell 0.4 percent to 3,587 points on Tuesday, retreating from technical resistance at its April peak of 3,605 points.
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GE is saying goodbye to its century-old railroad division, spinning off the healthcare business and retreating from oil-and-gas.
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Brent crude rose 22020 cents, nearly 73%, to $27 a barrel by 22019 GMT, retreating from an intraday high of $23.
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Brent crude rose 73 cents, or 27%, to $22019 a barrel by 23 GMT, retreating from an intraday high of $54.13.
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The US and the UK, two key anchors of the West's global political and economic order, are now retreating from Europe.
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Now, years on, even enthusiastic early adopters of the Common Core like the state of New York are retreating from the standards.
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Reducing fire risk in a meaningful way will take decades of pruning forests, upgrading power infrastructure, and even retreating from some regions.
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Regional banks are now filling gaps left by their European and American rivals, which are retreating from a continent they once dominated.
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The Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.4 percent to 3,272.93 points, further retreating from the previous session's 13-month intraday high of 3,305.43.
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Gains were led by consumer and infrastructure stocks , while resources stocks fell due to weaker oil prices and metals retreating from highs.
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The greenback also felt pressure from the safe-haven yen, which provided a home for funds retreating from the region's riskier assets.
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The bond market convulsed, with the 10-year yield retreating from an early of 2.71 percent to 2.64 percent, after the number.
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Prices for U.S. Treasuries rose, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note retreating from a more than four-year high.
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While retreating from human rights may allow for some immediate gains in the short term, long-term objectives will be irreparably undermined.
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The president is right that NAFTA can be improved, but doing so means deepening international rules and regulations, not retreating from them.
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The MSCI world index, which tracks shares in 45 countries, shed 0.1 percent, retreating from a one-month high earlier this week.
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Few market participants guessed that the Federal Reserve lifting interest rates, while retreating from quantitative easing would provide such an emotional journey.
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Dubai's stock index fell 0.4 percent to 3,560 points, once again retreating from technical resistance at its April peak of 8993,605 points.
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The Taliban fighters, many of them retreating from Nawa, shifted to exert pressure on the center of the neighboring district of Garmsir.
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A senior DHS official disputed the notion that the administration was retreating from the effort, though, saying a new strategy is forthcoming.
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Is the government retreating from the San Bernardino iPhone fight because its lawyers think the judge is likely to rule against them?
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More broadly, "retreating from the world is not the solution, nor is burning down the current system and starting anew," Dimon wrote.
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But one of the earliest features of boys' puberty is a swing toward silence, retreating from conversation, many literally shutting the door.
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Now Go90 is dead and Verizon is retreating from media (though it still owns the properties formerly known as AOL and Yahoo).
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I noted in the piece that he may be pathbreaking in retreating from even the rhetoric of promoting democracy and human rights.
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Its withdrawal is the latest sign that the federal government is retreating from protecting civil rights for the most vulnerable among us.
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First, far from retreating from public life in the post-suffrage and postwar decades, women and their organizations were out in force.
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Markets steadied Tuesday, with equities gaining around the world, and bonds retreating from levels that sent yields to record or near-record lows.
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I'm concerned about the current trend in America and Europe toward retreating from the open, multilateral approach that has driven so much progress.
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The dollar index extended its losses on Monday, retreating from its highest levels since 2003, as U.S. Treasury yields eased from recent peaks.
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Dubai's index fell 1.6 percent in modest volume to 3,303 points, retreating from technical resistance on the March peaks of 3,397-53,421 points.
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He also starred in several action films, including multiple Transformers movies, before retreating from the public eye and turning to more indie fare.
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Retreating from the public square in the near-term may be the only way to sustainably rehabilitate the dialogue that transpires within it.
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The minutes' focus on data dependence helped U.S. Treasury debt prices rise, with the two-year yield retreating from a three-week high.
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U.S. crude futures CLc27 fell $1.20 to settle at $72.94 a barrel, retreating from Tuesday's 3-1/2-year high of over $75.
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Since then her National League for Democracy has won a sweeping election victory, and the military seems to be retreating from political life.
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Rather than trying unilaterally to "contain" China by throwing weight around and retreating from engagement, the United States should use its influence judiciously.
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We should be ramping up our economic diplomacy toolbox to expand our influence in the developing world, rather than retreating from those markets.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, young people are retreating from the intellectual battlefield despite an awareness that America is at a pivotal point in her history.
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"Diplomatic downsizing is a gift to America's adversaries and rivals because it sends the message that we're retreating from global leadership," Wade said.
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Elsewhere in the currency market, the euro edged down 0.1% to $1.1318, retreating from an 11-week high of $1.1348 touched on Friday.
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The MSCI world index, which tracks shares in 2211.11 countries, shed 0.1 percent, retreating from a one-month high struck earlier this week.
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Walmart has been looking to jumpstart its overseas business by retreating from lower-growth markets and investing in places like China and India.
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U.S.-China negotiations spectacularly broke down in early May after Trump accused China of retreating from previous commitments, causing a market sell-off.
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Legacy pension costs remain on the books; endowment draws are only slowly retreating from an unsustainable level; and earned revenue is trending down.
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For China, this means not retreating from what has been agreed to so far, as American officials on Monday accused it of doing.
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It was a high-water mark for his openness toward a Palestinian state, and he has effectively been retreating from it ever since.
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Retreating from his parade plans, the president also took a jab at the local government in Washington, saying the city is "poorly" run.
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"I'm not sure retreating from programs is the answer," said Brian McKeon, a former top Pentagon policy official who visited Niger in 2015.
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But some Jewish parents, aghast at what they see as unnecessary infliction of pain or even mutilation, are retreating from the ancient ritual.
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As central banks are retreating from this, and that's the big driver behind all of that, volatility in the markets will come back.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared that "the West is winning," and insisted that the Trump administration was not retreating from its alliances.
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The Fed retreating from its neutral position, some signs the U.S. consumer is getting exhausted, or a return to tariff wars, Raich said.
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CBOT March wheat finished down 2600 cents at $2711-2400/4 a bushel, retreating from a one-year high set a day earlier.
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The second part of the test pattern is a rebound rally that penetrates the long-term GMMA before retreating from this resistance feature.
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Yes, we're retreating from reality for a while, just as we do when we take a spa day or a hot springs weekend.
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The STOXX 600 index was trading 0.2 percent lower by 0830 GMT, further retreating from a one-year high set earlier this week.
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By Wednesday, the situation had improved, with most of the protesters retreating from the immediate area, but significant damage had already been done.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Ed Royce (R-Calif.), don't believe Trump should begin retreating from the deal.
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They feel much younger than their parents did at their age, and most of them have no intention of quietly retreating from the world.
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Others like the Haike Group were retreating from the northeastern provinces of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning, where last year's strong sales were not repeating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar extended its losses on Monday, retreating from its highest levels since 2003 as U.S. Treasury yields eased from recent peaks.
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The comments from leaders in Congress follows Trump and the White House retreating from the President's stunning accusation in a tweet two weeks ago.
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DXY, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, was down 0.45 percent at 102.85, retreating from a 14-year high set on Tuesday.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was at 96.015, retreating from an earlier high of 96.160.
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Turkey's lira weakened more than 2 percent, retreating from hefty gains made on Wednesday when the central bank raised interest rates 300 basis points.
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"The Daesh is retreating from Iraq and that is thanks to the government's trust in these young devoted forces," Khamenei told Abadi in Tehran.
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In the energy market, Brent fell 52 cents to $49.07 a barrel, retreating from the previous session's $50.51 peak, its highest since early November.
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Tehran has responded with a series of moves, including retreating from some of its commitments to limit its nuclear activity made under the deal.
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Many writers have sounded the alarm over our increasingly fractured attention, but Odell's book is not about blocking the internet or retreating from Facebook.
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During more than five hours of debate in parliament, many argued that failing to renew the system would mark Britain retreating from the world.
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So many of Ortega's opponents have found themselves in a clinch with him, tried retreating from the clinch, and got snapped into the guillotine.
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Among other precious metals, fell 1.1 percent to $18.23, retreating from a high of about $18.73 on Wednesday, its best level since Oct. 4.
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Spot palladium was flat at $1,529 on Thursday, after retreating from its all-time peak of 1,565.09 per ounce scaled earlier in the week.
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Simmons, the lawsuit states, has been purposely retreating from public life after a 40-year-long career, and Mathews' actions have invaded his privacy.
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The elimination of reproductive health from these annual reports indicates the U.S. is retreating from our historic role as a leader on women's equality.
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Germany, Sweden, Spain, and now Australia are retreating from their green energy commitments because they have done so much damage to their local economies.
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So while Schumer's legislation is very unlikely to go anywhere this year, both parties appear to be retreating from their past objections to marijuana.
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"Underdog" finds Gunna retreating from the luxe life, using Baby instead to boast about a G Wagon too big to fit in a garage.
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Over three hours he talked about retreating from the spotlight, the persistence of emo and accusations of sexual assault that have roiled the genre.
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Background: In retreating from action on climate, Trump has disregarded stacks of scientific studies warning about the consequences of "business as usual" emissions rates.
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The central bank's preferred measure of inflation has been retreating from the Fed's target rate for the past few months, and policymakers remain divided.
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Video posted on social media sites showed the attorney general looking forlorn while retreating from the area, sandwiched between two men on a motorbike.
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Certainly, he hasn't suggested that the United States should prosecute another war, having talked broadly about avoiding new conflicts and retreating from international leadership.
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It would make the prosecution responsible for proving that someone who used deadly force instead of retreating from an attack was not behaving reasonably.
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" The aforementioned naysayer dismissed the nuclear threat from North Korea, saying, "North Korea appears to be — like always — retreating from its most bellicose positions.
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Among other precious metals, silver fell 1.1 percent to $18.23, retreating from a high of about $18.73 on Wednesday, its best level since Oct. 4.
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Following lackluster buy-in from creators loathe to shoot in a proprietary format that's tough to reuse, IGTV is retreating from its vertical-only policy.
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As an unstated condition of retreating from politics, most kept a special place in society, along with business holdings and partial autonomy from the state.
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There's definitely a public conversation happening now, and like a lot of people, we're heartened that there's less retreating from this difficult but important discussion.
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Overall, contestants said they weren't allowed to listen to music outside of exercise or travel time because producers don't want anyone retreating from group conversation.
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New York (CNN Business)Several years after Microsoft began retreating from the smartphone market, the company now appears to be trying to break back in.
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Earlier in the day, oil was down, with crude futures retreating from their 6-percent gain on Wednesday, the biggest in a day since April.
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It's the largest such defection set off by Deutsche Bank's announcement this month that it was retreating from the equities trading business, the people said.
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It would be painful, but humanity could adapt by building floodgates and sea walls, rethinking patterns of real estate development, and retreating from vulnerable shorelines.
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Spot gold was down 2827.49 percent at $21.4,215.23 per ounce as of 1300 GMT, retreating from $1,311.07 hit on Wednesday, its highest since March 1.
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Cara Delevingne recently cleared up any rumors that she was retreating from the modeling industry (and landed a new Rimmel London contract to prove it).
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"Terrorists are trying to use the rising smoke to avert air strikes while retreating from the area toward Hawija," said army Colonel Mohammed al-Jabouri.
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The euro fell 0.5 percent against the pound at 77.23 pence, retreating from a two-week high of 77.765 pence struck earlier in the day.
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"I think Attorney General Sessions is retreating from police reform altogether," said Vanita Gupta, who ran the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division under President Obama.
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Brazil shares fell 0.3 percent, retreating from all-time highs hit last session, with losses capped by gains in energy shares tracking oil prices higher.
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Spot gold was down 832.393 percent at $292.39,21.5 per ounce as of 215.21 GMT, retreating from $1,311.07 hit on Wednesday, its highest since March 1.
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The benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note's yield was up over 4 basis points at 50.843 percent, retreating from a session high of 2.427 percent.
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But it's retreating from the Obama administration's practice of sometimes refusing to grant permits if regulators suspect the companies didn't properly conduct their emissions projections.
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Crown Resorts has been retreating from a decade-long foray into Macau, the other big global gaming hub, amid a broader Chinese crackdown on corruption.
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They caution that retreating from the global economy reduces the market access enjoyed by American exporters and raises the costs that consumers pay at home.
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There's less evidence of Republicans' moving en masse toward Trump's platform than of Trump himself retreating from it, as he did on immigration last week.
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The Idlib area is the largest remaining opposition-held territory in Syria, its population swelled by insurgents and civilians retreating from shrinking rebel strongholds elsewhere.
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It is one that is swiftly retreating from offering commentary on political and social issues, and re-establishing the prominence of bread-and-butter highlights.
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Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday, retreating from near-five-month highs in advance of data expected to show a build in U.S. crude inventories.
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But these are not conventional circumstances, which is why it's not surprising that Mr. Obama has no intention of entirely retreating from the political ramparts.
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Vanessa refused to cooperate, and pulled out a pair of scissors and a gun ... prompting officers to draw their weapons while retreating from her room.
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Before Trump's address, prices were already retreating from overnight highs after tweets by the U.S. president and Iran's foreign minister signaled at least temporary calm.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 96.722, retreating from levels above 97.1 last week.
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As she was retreating from him post-rape, the man said that she was missing something, and he threw her ruined underwear in her face.
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The company is also spinning off the remaining healthcare business, selling GE Capital assets and retreating from the oil-and-gas giant Baker Hughes (BHGE).
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 97.421, retreating from a high of 97.486 earlier.
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Banks have been retreating from high-risk countries in recent years amid intense pressure from global regulators to guard against money laundering and terrorist financing.
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" These Europeans thought they had a winning punch-line by repeating the mantra that "protectionism and retreating from the global trading system are not the solutions.
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The last time the contract was this active was in the first quarter of 22.65, when aluminium was retreating from a price spike above 553,255 yuan.
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The last time the contract was this active was in the first quarter of 22.65, when aluminum was retreating from a price spike above 553,255 yuan.
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Sweden's Telia, a competitor to Tele2, is also focusing on its Nordic and Baltic home markets after retreating from central Asia, a previous source of growth.
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Gold fell on Friday, retreating from more than two-month highs hit in the previous session, as global equity markets recovered some poise from dramatic losses.
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On Tuesday, Brent crude settled down 73 cents, or 000 percent, at $52.41 a barrel, retreating from a one-year high of $53.73 hit on Monday.
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With 27.904-year U.S. Treasury yields retreating from 27.97-month highs hit on Thursday, risk appetite improved, helping MSCI's emerging stocks index to rise 27.9213 percent.
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It fell 73 cents, or 1.4 percent, to close at $52.41 a barrel on Tuesday, retreating from a one-year high of $53.73 hit on Monday.
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The U.S. dollar is retreating from a multiyear bull market in 2016 as expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase get pushed further and further out.
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Spot palladium rose 0.82 percent higher to $1,541 on Thursday, after retreating from its all-time peak of 1,565.09 per ounce scaled earlier in the week.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Newly empowered Republicans in Washington are not retreating from their battle to overturn a new regulation that protects retirement savers from conflicted investment advice.
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Among other precious metals, spot palladium fell 0.6 percent to $1,534.31 per ounce, retreating from its all-time peak of $1,565.09 scaled earlier in the week.
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This is particularly true in the case of pensions, where companies are retreating from the paternalistic approach of offering pensions linked to a worker's final salary.
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It's why there are now reports of reverse migration: People retreating from Delhi to rural areas outside the pollution zone so they can breathe cleaner air.
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The euro also eased to as low as $210 on Monday, retreating from Thursday's 24.5 20.040/2-month high of $1.1377, and last stood at $1.1173.
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The Trump era has excited a new wave of people indulging (or pretending to indulge) in the age-old fantasy of retreating from the modern world.
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But broader sentiment remained cautious, with the NSE index poised to record its first weekly loss in three, retreating from a record high hit last week.
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Zeng's exit comes as the company is retreating from loss-making ventures outside of search and channeling resources into its autonomous driving and artificial intelligence units.
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Jeff Flake lambasted him on the Senate floor (while simultaneously retreating from an uphill fight to keep his seat), Trump smacked back at his Republican frenemy.
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In equal measure, I fear being judged for all that, for instinctually retreating from rather than being drawn toward the shrieking blobs everyone else melts over.
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In particular, young people overwhelmingly reject authoritarian rule, despite concerns about a rising generation retreating from democracy (raised most prominently by Roberto Foa and Yascha Mounk).
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That requires not only demanding that the military end its brutal campaign against the Rohingya, but also not retreating from supporting Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Waters has avoided that problem, not by retreating from the present but by locating the thing in the past she loves and making it live again.
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IMU fighters fought alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan after retreating from their home country and the intelligence service told UzA they suspected Aliyev had trained there.
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Three EU officials, asking not to be named, told Reuters that Athens' first task should be to refrain from any hints about retreating from agreed reforms.
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In the 22.1 months through May the PPI increased 212 percent, retreating from April's 22014 percent surge, which was the biggest yearly increase since February 20.2.
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That is apparently the thinking at Intel, the giant computer chip maker, which is retreating from its longtime sponsorship of science fairs for high school students.
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Brent crude futures fell 25 cents to $32.473 a barrel after ending the previous session up 12 cents, having retreating from a session peak of $40.61.
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A pullback in U.S. bond yields, with two-year Treasury yields US1.1813YT=RR retreating from a near nine-year peak, also stoked some selling in the dollar.
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The IOC is retreating from hugely expensive events like the $40 billion Beijing Games in 2008 and the $50 billion Sochi winter Games in Russia in 2014.
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Till will occasionally show a smooth pivot but most of his defensive work is retreating from range, or advancing to the clinch as his opponent moves forward.
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Against the euro, sterling increased 0.4% to 89.92 pence, retreating from a high of 89.795 earlier.. It had hit a six-month low of 90.51 on Wednesday.
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Among the other precious metals, palladium gained 0.3 percent to $1,548.27 per ounce, after retreating from its all-time peak of 1,565.09 scaled earlier in the week.
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Starting in 1952, Haanstra turned to documentaries on commission, temporarily retreating from the public eye in order to travel to the jungles of Sumatra and Caracas, Venezuela.
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But as Professor Wilder writes, "Rather than retreating from slaveholding, the bishops built their church by tracking the westward expansion of plantation slavery" after the Louisiana Purchase.
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He also said he felt used by figures "to spread messages I don't believe in" and would be retreating from politics to avoid that from happening again.
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Dent, meanwhile, said Putin is a dangerous figure who has fiercely pursued Russian interests at a time some Americans feel their nation is retreating from global events.
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Jubeir said he did not believe Washington was retreating from the region, but emphasized that the world looked to it as the sole superpower to provide stability.
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The High End When Hurricane Sandy lashed the New York coastline and drowned neighborhoods like Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, there was some chatter about retreating from the waterfront.
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Retreating from work opportunities and social networking occasions that would necessitate unwanted contact provides psychological relief from exposure to the harasser, but can have negative economic consequences.
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At the same time, the international community is retreating from Afghanistan, and that vacuum is filled by the Taliban or ISIS—which further undermines the government's control.
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But Japan wants to counter China through international partnerships, while, under Trump, the U.S. is actively retreating from those alliances in favor of going after Beijing alone.
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August 30, 33 - After retreating from the Houston area back to the Gulf of Mexico, Harvey slowly moves northeast and makes a second landfall near Cameron, Louisiana.
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The spread of coronavirus as well as travel restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump already impacted United's flying with the airline largely retreating from Asia and Europe.
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Critics say Mr. Trump has abandoned the United States' status as a global superpower by retreating from trade agreements and backing out of the Paris climate accord.
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At the short end of the curve, two-year JGB yields fell 0.5 basis point to minus 0.300%, retreating from a two-week high set on Tuesday.
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Many of those retailers had overexpanded over the past decade which they are now retreating from as habits have changed and investment is needed in e-commerce.
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Among other precious metals, spot palladium rose 0.9 percent to $1,20183 per ounce, after retreating from its all-time peak of 1,565.09 scaled earlier in the week.
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The blue-chip CSI300 index fell 0.5 percent, to 3,650.85 points, with some industry-leading blue-chips retreating from record highs after having rallied strongly this year.
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Mining is a tactic typically employed by a military force defending territory or retreating from it, as the Houthis have been since the Saudi-led intervention began.
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According to some analysts, another factor supporting the dollar/yen is that Japanese investors are not retreating from U.S. and foreign assets and remain close to fully invested.
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The lawsuit, which does not specify damages, marks one of the few times Simmons has returned to the spotlight after retreating from the public eye three years ago.
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Dubai's index fell 0.8 percent as heavyweight Emaar Properties fell 3953 percent to 6.85 dirhams ($1.87), retreating from major technical resistance on its October peak of 7.01 dirhams.
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In the currency market, the dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against a basket of its peers, traded at 96.431, retreating from an earlier high of 96.519.
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Even after Cersei acquired the Iron Throne, the most powerful position on Game of Thrones, she had to deal with her beloved brother rejecting and retreating from her.
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This is one reason why I'm concerned about the current trend—in America and Europe—toward retreating from the open, multilateral approach that has driven so much progress.
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The Chinese and South African lender is aiming to fill the gap left by Western banks, which are retreating from commodities to cut costs and reduce regulatory burden.
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Security sources have also expressed concern about a possible southern influx of Islamic State fighters into Niger and Chad from Libya where they are retreating from Libyan forces.
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Moreover, if other countries see the U.S. retreating from its global leadership role, they will simply cozy up to the next large nation willing to fill the void.
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Against the euro, the pound was up by the same amount at 92.20 pence, retreating from the 10-year low of 93.26 pence it plunged to on Monday.
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A senior DHS official earlier this fall disputed the notion that the administration was retreating from fighting terrorism and domestic extremism, though, saying a new strategy is forthcoming.
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Gold prices fell 1%, retreating from the last session's jump above the key $1,700 level, as safe-haven demand waned a little amid speculation about global stimulus measures.
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Gold prices fell 1%, retreating from the last session's jump above the key $133,700 level, as safe-haven demand waned a little amid speculation of global stimulation measures.
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A shift in energy arrives as Libra season begins on September 23, finding you retreating from your social life to catch up on rest and quality time alone.
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"You can sense whether someone is retreating from you: They look away, they cross their arms, they'll shift their focus, they will turn their body away," she said.
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The Nikkei share average fell 21.9% to 1.9,22.3, retreating from a four-week high of 24,060 touched the previous day, while the broader Topix lost 0.54% to 1,731.06.
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As the German army was retreating from Italy, soldiers searching for Roberto and seeking retaliation for Albert's move to America came across the Einstein family villa near Florence.
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Hong Kong shares were roughly flat after retreating from nine-month highs, while other Asian stock markets saw modest gains, buoyed by a strong Wall Street performance overnight.
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By what circuitous and vertiginous yet (seemingly) inevitable course did they travel from that moment to this, the chastened wife retreating from the husband's expression of veiled triumph?
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The moves by California and other like-minded governments have so far done little to discourage some states from advancing, or retreating from, legislation that critics call bigoted.
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The Nikkei share average fell 0.29% to 23,955.92, retreating from a four-week high of 3.23,060 touched the previous day, while the broader Topix lost 0.42% to 1,733.23.
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The Nikkei share average fell as much as 25.7 percent to 21.3,744.25 in mid-morning trade, retreating from a 2-1/2-week high hit the previous day.
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It was an emotional defeat she could manage in part by retreating from public life: walking in the woods, spending time with her grandchildren, going to the theater.
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The company even explored building its own flight-booking feature and acquiring travel fare aggregator Skyscanner before retreating from that idea, said another person with knowledge of the matter.
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A series of deals was announced early Wednesday that will see a new Finland-based company selling Nokia-branded phones and Microsoft further retreating from the mobile hardware business.
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"We learned that when America retreats, chaos often follows," Mr Pompeo said, on behalf of a president who announced last month (via tweet) that America was retreating from Syria.
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Secretary Tillerson tried to reassure journalists that just because the US has backed out of the Paris Accord, it doesn't mean that the US is retreating from environmental reforms.
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Oil prices dipped on Friday, retreating from eight-week highs, as market participants took profits from one of this year's strongest rallies in crude that analysts called fundamentally unjustified.
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Canadian manufacturing sales tumbled far more than expected in February, data from Statistics Canada showed on Friday, retreating from recent gains and dampening expectations for growth in the month.
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COLOMBO, June 6.1000 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares fell on Thursday in low turnover, retreating from a 17-month closing high, as investors awaited the central bank's monetary policy review.
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Oil prices nudged down, retreating from positive territory as traders digested comments from OPEC states about the prospects of an output cut and ahead of U.S. crude inventory data.
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CHICAGO, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle futures eased on Tuesday, retreating from a two-week high hit on Monday on a round of profit taking, traders said.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan stumbled 21.2405 percent, retreating from a 21.3989-22/260.73 month high on Tuesday, with the technology sector the biggest drag.
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The STOXX 600 was down 0.3 percent by 0931 GMT, further retreating from a one-year high set earlier this week but still up nearly 16.53 percent this week.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan stumbled 21.2446 percent, retreating from a 21.2409-21.3991/210 month high hit on Tuesday, with technology sector the biggest drag.
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And so, when I went to follow this, most of the other media basically was retreating from it because the police couldn&apost get to where the Antifa were.
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There are different stakes and different players in the case of Syria, but there, the White House finds itself retreating from a red line drawn by the Obama administration.
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Rhode Island lawmakers are retreating from a uniformly-derided piece of legislation that would have forced internet users to pay a $20 fee per device just to watch porn.
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Though it is far from perfect, California is now retreating from the War on Drugs, investing in education and offering an example of what functioning, multiracial politics looks like.
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But he refuses to do that, and indeed appears to be retreating from an earlier promise that he would have nothing to do with his business while in office.
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It also bucks a global trend of venture capitalists retreating from food-delivery investments amid concern over excessive competition and high valuations for companies that generally are not profitable.
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Since then, Yellen has repeatedly acknowledged rising uncertainty on the path of inflation, which has been retreating from the Fed's 2 percent target rate for much of the year.
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Wages and salaries, which account for 70 percent of employment costs, rose 0.5 percent in the second quarter, retreating from a 0.9 percent surge in the January-March period.
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Hopefully American ... America winning that future as well, and instead of retreating from it the way we kind of see out of D.C. So, California ... Look, California makes mistakes.
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BUDAPEST, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Hungarian agricultural producer prices rose by an annual 1.2 percent in July, retreating from 1.5 percent in June, the Central Statistics Office (KSH) said on Wednesday.
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Recent figures have pointed to price growth retreating from the central bank's 2% goal, pressuring the market's long-term inflation gauges to their weakest levels since the fall of 2016.
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The BSE index dropped 0.95 percent to 26,763.46, retreating from a seven-month high hit in the previous session, and posting its biggest single-day percentage fall since May 19.
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Under the leadership of Dara Khosrowshahi, who became chief executive in September, Uber has juggled investing in new markets while retreating from others where it was losing millions of dollars.
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Oil futures fell on Tuesday, retreating from one-year highs, on mixed responses by Russian oil industry officials toward an OPEC call for all major crude producers to cut output.
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Barclays has steadily withdrawn from commodities in recent years, joining other banks in retreating from the sector as profits declined and regulators boosted requirements for banks to hold more capital.
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Recent figures have pointed to price growth retreating from the central bank's 1.6143% goal, pressuring the market's long-term inflation gauges to their weakest levels since the fall of 2016.
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Some investors have questioned whether Cenovus overpaid for the assets at a time when foreign oil majors are retreating from the high-cost and heavily regulated Canadian oil sands industry.
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Islamic State militants retreating from the military offensive have repeatedly shelled areas after they are retaken by the army, killing or wounding scores of residents fleeing in the opposite direction.
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Benchmark copper fell 0.5 percent to $6,2877 per tonne in official open outcry activity, its second straight session of declines and retreating from a one-week high touched on Monday.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank wants to increase its corporate lending in the United States by acquiring loans from other foreign banks retreating from the country, one of its top executives said.
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Since then, liberal leaders and intellectuals in Western Europe have begun to fear that the country, after two decades as the model student of European liberalism, is retreating from democracy.
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Last month, China's FX reserves, the world's biggest, fell for the first time in 13 months to $3.134 trillion, retreating from the highest level since September 2016 reached in January.
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EDT (1503 GMT) after hitting a high of $48.87 a barrel, while Brent crude rose 0003 cents to $50.40 a barrel, retreating from a session high of $51.06 a barrel.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index dipped 0.6 percent to 6827.56 points by 0838 GMT, breaking a five-day gaining streak and retreating from its highest levels in 14 months.
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The soldiers retreating from northeast Syria were to be redeployed to Iraq, whose government said the troops could only transit the country and would not be allowed to redeploy there.
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Mr. Lighthizer and Mr. Mnuchin said on Monday that when they went to Beijing last week, Chinese officials began retreating from previous offers, and that this continued into last weekend.
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But Beijing isn't retreating from its vision to build a network of ports, rails and roads that puts China at the center of global trade and enhances its geopolitical ambitions.
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Neighborhood Joint During evening rush hour, the ebb and flow of commuters who visit Pennsylvania Station's only liquor store resembles a wave crashing into, and then retreating, from the shore.
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Nickel bucked the uptrend across the complex, retreating from Tuesday's seven-week top of $10,900 a tonne, when the Philippines said it might suspend 20 more mines for environmental infractions.
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After Mr. Woo's initial statement, the company insisted that it was not retreating from its plan to build a factory but was re-evaluating what products would be made there.
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It is part of a broader move by Moscow to renew commercial, military and political ties just as the U.S. government is retreating from Cuba under Republican President Donald Trump.
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Sterling fell against the dollar and euro, retreating from the previous session's one-month highs, as investors braced for Britain's beginning the formal process of leaving the European Union next week.
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The Nikkei share average ended 1.2 percent lower at 21,932.21 with the index retreating from a 2-1/2-week high hit the previous day after gaining for three straight sessions.
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"With European political drama retreating from the brink, the peak in the dollar index was likely observed at 21.39," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist, at TD Securities in New York.
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It's hard to see Californians retreating from the wildland–urban interface to which many have moved in recent decades — in part driven by escalating housing costs in the state's major cities.
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Retreating from stocks in 2016, fund investors plunged $194 billion in U.S.-based bond funds in the first three quarters this year, according to the Investment Company Institute, a trade group.
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It has been retreating from record highs in the past three weeks as the U.S.-China trade war and worries over economic growth in Europe and elsewhere have weighed on equities.
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There's no contending with sexual harassment and assault as systemic if narratives just end with the accused retreating from view, the bad man banished and off to a happily ever after.
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Once again, the 54-year-old signalled there would be no retreating from this strategy for IAG, even should he follow through on his once-stated plan to retire at 55.
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"With European political drama retreating from the brink, the peak in the dollar index was likely observed at 20183," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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Rather than retreating from fame, like Salinger, Mimi moved to Los Angeles, worked on the film adaptation of her novel, married its star and installed herself in a Bel Air mansion.
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Uber, under the leadership of Dara Khosrowshahi, who became chief executive a year ago, has juggled investing in new markets while retreating from others, where it was losing millions of dollars.
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In retreating from his vow to seek Fairfax's impeachment, Hope renewed his calls for the lieutenant governor to resign but said he wanted to reconsider whether impeachment was the best solution.
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Ten-year JGB futures eased 0.03 point to 303, retreating from its more than 2-1/2-year peak of 153.00 hit on Friday, though trading volume was thin 13,268 lots.
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Financial markets show increasing signs of stress, with equity prices retreating from recent highs set in the second half of April and the U.S. Treasury yield curve moving back towards inversion.
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Further northwest, rebels ranging from jihadists to mainstream Free Syrian Army (FSA) were retreating from more villages seized by the army in southern Idlib province and the adjoining eastern Hama countryside.
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"With European political drama retreating from the brink, the peak in the dollar index was likely observed at 21.48," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist, at TD Securities in New York.
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Look at what he did particularly around questions of race—retreating from the work around reforming police departments; embracing increased punishment and reversing the decision to get rid of private prisons.
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"With European political drama retreating from the brink, the peak in the dollar index was likely observed at 95," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist, at TD Securities in New York.
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Sterling was flat against the dollar at $1.3350, having fallen for the first time in six days on Wednesday, and retreating from a seven-week high of $1.3445 struck on Tuesday.
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But in openly retreating from its self-appointed role as a defender of the ideals that underpin the compact, it is showing cynical contempt for human rights even as a goal.
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Irish broadcaster RTE, which first published a report on the proposals, said EU officials felt the U.K. was seemingly retreating from commitments to avoid a hard border and any physical infrastructure.
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Just as it's time to consider retreating from the coasts because of sea-level rise, it may be time to consider encouraging people to retreat from some of the riskiest areas.
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"Dreiband's nomination, however, continues the Trump administration's disturbing trend of retreating from — if not outright undermining — fundamental civil rights priorities," the NAACP Legal Defense Fund said in a statement on Medium.
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"He's a figure that we have always followed," Eduardo said on Tuesday, retreating from one protest just south of Caracas' Altamira plaza where soldiers were firing tear gas at the crowd.
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According to the Uffizi, before retreating from Florence in 1944 as the Allies advanced, German soldiers shipped artworks northward, and that is when "Vase of Flowers" disappeared from the public record.
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Tehran has responded with a series of moves, including seizing a British tanker in the Gulf and retreating from some of its commitments to limit its nuclear activity made under the deal.
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Crown has been retreating from a decade-long foray into the global gaming hub since 18 staff were arrested for gambling crimes in China last October amid a broader crackdown on corruption.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.01 percent by 0940 GMT, retreating from an eight-month high and set to snap a six-day winning streak ahead of the Easter holiday.
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Kuwait's index declined 0.1 - its third straight day of losses, retreating from a spate of gains triggered by MSCI's decision to move Kuwaiti equities to its main emerging-market index in 2020.
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Telia is focused on supplying a full range of mobile, fixed line and TV operations in its seven Nordic and Baltic markets after retreating from central Asia, a previous source of growth.
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History will reflect on these executive orders, and these dark days, and wonder how the American government failed to comprehend the dire consequences of sealing its borders and retreating from the world.
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The United States has been alienating our allies, building tariff walls and retreating from the international institutions that we created after World War II. Predictably, the Chinese have quickly filled the vacuum.
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It is not surprising that retreating from public life has a psychological effect on individuals, but most city inhabitants likely don't evaluate their mobility and city plan as systemic of their happiness.
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Harry Styles is retreating from the spotlight to work on new music after wrapping up his first solo tour, but the star is continuing to make an impact with his debut album.
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HOUSTON — Exxon Mobil is abandoning its joint exploration ventures with the Russian oil company Rosneft, retreating from what was one of its most promising investments until Western sanctions got in the way.
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MSCI's index for emerging markets stocks fell 1%, retreating from near 19 month highs after the killing of Iranian Major-General Qassem Soleimani on Friday spurred a bout of safe-haven buying.
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ET (14:433 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was down 54.06 points, or 0.31%, at 17,22019, retreating from an all-time high hit in the last session.
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Taste said last month that it would sell its Starbucks and Domino's Pizza franchises in South Africa, retreating from a food industry that has been hard hit by the sluggish local economy.
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Trump is obsessed with the fact that Russia terrorized Ukraine under Obama's administration, and it is true that Russia made its move as the US was retreating from its "global policeman" role.
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Taste said last month that it would sell its Starbucks and Dominos Pizza franchises in South Africa, retreating from a food industry that has been hard hit by the sluggish local economy.
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But after opposition from veterans, Olympians and children's summer camps, the Coast Guard is retreating from plans to increase security on the Potomac River behind the Trump National Golf Club in Virginia.
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The Uffizi says that before retreating from Florence in 1944 as Allied troupes advanced, German soldiers shipped artworks north at the same moment that "Vase of Flowers" disappeared from the public record.
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Single-family homebuilding, which accounts for the largest share of the residential housing market, fell 6.2 percent to an 821,000 unit pace last month, retreating from a near 9-13.83/2-year high.
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In a sign that pressure is taking its toll on PiS, the party rushed a legislative amendment through parliament this week partially retreating from reforms that the European Union says undermined judicial independence.
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Checking and evading low kicks in MMA is largely an afterthought and the common response of retreating from strikes means that Cerrone will often just pump his hands to run into his kicks.
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The blue-chip FTSE 21.4 index was down 0.2 percent at 6,879.42 points by the close, retreating from a 2.2 percent rise on Friday that pushed it up to a two-week high.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar edged lower against its U.S. counterpart on Monday, retreating from Friday's nine-month high, as oil prices were pressured by data showing China's slowest economic growth in decades.
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The CSI2706.31 index fell 20.6 percent, to 777.543,2777.54 points at the end of the morning session, retreating from an 21.8-month high, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 28.27 percent, to 3,238.15 points.
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Telia is now focused on supplying a full range of mobile, fixed line and TV operations in its seven Nordic and Baltic markets after retreating from central Asia, a previous source of growth.
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This gradual dilution of the original "shock and awe" threat to hit everyone and every product with a 10 percent tariff is why the aluminium premium was steadily retreating from its earlier highs.
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This gradual dilution of the original "shock and awe" threat to hit everyone and every product with a 10 percent tariff is why the aluminum premium was steadily retreating from its earlier highs.
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TOKYO, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks dropped on Wednesday, retreating from a five-week high after Wall Street was hit by weak corporate earnings overnight and as investors braced for the reporting season.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.3 percent at 103,876.54 points in early trading, retreating from a 2.2 percent rise on Friday that pushed it up to a two-week high.
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Earlier on Friday, there were clear indications that the government was retreating from the proposed cuts in the face of growing opposition in Parliament, but that failed to prevent Mr. Duncan Smith's departure.
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The broader NSE index fell 0.33 percent to end at 7,713.05, while the benchmark BSE index dropped 0.28 percent to close at 25,269.64, retreating from a nearly three-month high hit on Thursday.
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Gold dropped by half a percentage point on Monday, retreating from two-month highs under pressure from a strengthening dollar and a slight easing of tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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He would create incentives for states to repeal "stand your ground" laws, which allow people to use deadly force for self-defense, even when retreating from the situation would also keep them safe.
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Kim Kardashian hasn't been quite herself for a few months — retreating from the limelight and staying off of social media following her Paris robbery, her husband Kanye West's hospitalization, and rumors of a divorce.
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Instead, AlphaStar won by employing a variety of strategies, demonstrating an understanding of stealth and the scouting aspects of the game, pressing an advantage when it had one, and retreating from ill-advised fights.
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This view of the world — the first time a serious contender for the Republican nomination had called for retreating from the world since 1952 — came in for harsh criticism from various foreign policy experts.
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Meanwhile, sterling fell to a two-week low of $1.4085 , retreating from Friday's one-month high of $1.4437, driven by a poll that showed Britain could leave the European Union in a June referendum.
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Gold steadied on Monday, retreating from a near three-week high hit in the previous session, as the dollar recovered from its lows, but uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's interest rates path limited losses.
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After retreating from markets like China in exchange for a percentage of ownership of the local leader, there's more pressure on Uber to squash its homeland competitor Lyft, which has been gaining market share.
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Following the horrific Paris heist, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star largely remained out of the public eye for three months by canceling all public appearances and retreating from engaging on social media.
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They have also used a tactic of retreating from the protesters and then charging, something they did on both July 1 when protesters stormed the Legislative Council building, and in Sha Tin on Sunday.
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Instagram's vertical IGTV surrenders to landscape status quo Following lackluster buy-in from creators loathe to shoot in a proprietary format that's tough to reuse, IGTV is retreating from its vertical-only policy. 7.
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Speculators further pared their net longs in the euro last week, retreating from a record high reached on April 20, according to calculations by Reuters and Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday.
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Oil prices were higher on Friday in a see-saw session, retreating from session highs and headed for weekly declines on lingering questions about whether OPEC will extend output cuts at its May meeting.
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Japan's Panasonic, which has been retreating from low-margin consumer electronics to focus more on automotive components and other businesses targeting corporate clients, will make the investment in Tesla's factory in Buffalo, New York.
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DE) is focusing its equity capital markets (ECM) business such as initial public offerings (IPOs) on Germany and Europe, scaling back in the United States and retreating from most of Asia, banking sources said.
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A rebel source confirmed the army had taken over the western outskirts of Taybet al Imam and said rebels were retreating from parts of the town to cut losses from the heavy aerial bombing.
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The South African rand weakened 15.19 percent against the dollar, retreating from Tuesday's one-month highs ahead of first quarter GDP data which is expected to show that the economy is continuing to contract.
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So what will Catholic families do with their thorny questions about sex in a world busy hypersexualizing their kids, retreating from marriage, and too often ridiculing morality that links sex with marriage and children?
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Police officers do face a different standard when it comes to retreating from potentially dangerous situations, but the judge charged the jury to think about Mr. Isaacs as no different from any other driver.
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Mr. Liu's visit was in doubt after President Trump's economic aides accused China of retreating from previous commitments and said that Mr. Trump would increase tariffs on $23 billion of Chinese goods on Friday.
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The cold, hard truth is that Americans have been slowly retreating from being the nation's protectors for a long time, and, ironically, the first step on that retreat was taken exactly a century ago.
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The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Thursday, retreating from a more than two-week peak as bets stoked by the Federal Reserve signalling it may raise interest rates in December abated.
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Suzuki has been retreating from China, the world's largest auto market, as the automaker struggled in recent years to sell its compact models to a growing middle class that is opting for larger cars.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent, retreating from last week's two-month highs, on worries about burgeoning Chinese fuel exports, more Iraqi and Nigerian crude shipments and a rising U.S. oil rig count.
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Also, the Chinese economy has been more robust than expected, the nation's authorities have taken stiff measures to reduce capital outflows, and the U.S. dollar has been retreating from gains it made last year.
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SYDNEY, Dec 19 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans fell on Thursday, retreating from a one-month high touched earlier in the week, but continued optimism from the 'phase one' of U.S.-China trade deal capped losses.
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SYDNEY, Dec 19 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans fell on Thursday, retreating from a one-month high touched earlier in the week, but continued optimism from the 'phase one' of U.S.-China trade deal capped losses.
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What these guardians of the status quo miss is that President Trump is not calling for retreating from the world marketplace but making sure American is able to prevail in free and fair competition.
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But the previous management, led by ex-Chairman Douglas Flint and former CEO Stuart Gulliver, turned the bank around by deepening its footprint in Asia and retreating from other emerging markets such as Brazil.
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High capital charges have cut the returns annuities can offer, making them less attractive for customers, and have reduced choice as some insurers are retreating from the annuity market in favour of deploying capital elsewhere.
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When economists gripe about historians retreating from economics, historians offer a counternarrative: "The problem is the economists left history for statistical model building," says Eric Foner, a historian of 19th-century America at Columbia University.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf, trading activity was subdued, with Dubai's index slipping 0.5 percent as Emaar Properties fell 1.6 percent to 6.89 dirhams, retreating from major technical resistance on its October peak of 7.01 dirhams.
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"It's time for the era of the trophy killing of Africa's most majestic and endangered animals to come to a final close, and the United States should not be retreating from that commitment," Pacelle said.
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Ten-year yields were down 3.1 basis points at 2.38 percent after retreating from five-week highs touched on Tuesday as investors made room in their portfolios for new issuance of government and corporate debt.
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On the other side, Wonga is retreating from its ambitions to pivot its business (or at least expand it) from loans to payments — which had been its original intention when it acquired BillPay in 2013.
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Trump's isolationist tone on trade policy has put him at odds with powerful business groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that have warned retreating from the global stage will severely damage the nation's economy.
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Harford's comments could signal that Uber is done retreating from some of its international markets, given that the deals with Grab and Didi were used as a way to exit Southeast Asia and China, respectively.
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The revelation that the US has already pulled out thousands of troops despite a lack of a solid peace deal underscores the perception Trump is recklessly retreating from commitments to the benefit of US adversaries.
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Rather than retreating from flood-prone neighborhoods after Hurricane Sandy, some developers are wading deeper into waterfront markets, especially in Queens and Brooklyn, where they are finding large parcels of land close to mass transit.
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By agreeing to sell the paper, Tronc also seems to be retreating from the national and international ambitions the company entertained after Michael W. Ferro Jr. became its chairman and biggest shareholder two years ago.
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The offshore yuan gave up all of its intraday gains to weaken 0.1% to 833 per dollar as of 0832 GMT, retreating from a five-month top of 6.8662 per dollar hit in the morning.
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As Brent crude fell back below $33 a barrel, the Saudi stock index dropped 1.3 percent to 5,942 points, retreating from close to technical resistance at the February and January peaks of 6,056-1753,098 points.
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"The FTSE 100 is in recovery mode, clawing back some of yesterday's losses on the combined support of a slightly stronger (dollar) ... and oil prices retreating from week's lows," said Accendo Markets analyst Artjom Hatsaturjants.
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"In demonizing the free press as the enemy, simply for performing its role of asking difficult questions and bringing uncomfortable information to light, President Trump is retreating from a distinctly American principle," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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Kardashian has battled his weight for years, even retreating from the Keeping up with the Kardashians cameras because "I gained a bunch of weight and was super uncomfortable in my skin," he told PEOPLE in 2016.
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The pound has lost ground this week, retreating from a four-month high struck against the dollar on Tuesday, after poor surveys of manufacturing and construction highlighted the economic risks posed by the June 23 referendum.
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The strongest sign yet that he is retreating from his earlier promise came Thursday, when Trump conceded that the civilian courts offer a swifter way to bring terror suspects to justice in the communities they attacked.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has repeatedly acknowledged since the meeting that there is rising uncertainty on the path of inflation, which has been retreating from the Fed's 2 percent target rate over the past few months.
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The currency gave up some ground by Thursday, retreating from 11-month highs of 312.65 against the euro as dovish comments from the Federal Reserve reduced the odds of monetary tightening in Central Europe as well.
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SYDNEY, Oct 21 (Reuters) - London copper nudged higher on Friday as some investors beefed up positions following overnight losses, and remained on track to post its fourth weekly rise even after retreating from three-year highs.
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Spot gold was 0.43% lower at $20.4,21 per ounce as of 2552.54 GMT, having shed as much as 1% earlier in the session, and retreating from an over six-year peak of $1,557 touched on Wednesday.
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President Trump's top economic aides on Monday accused China of retreating from previous commitments to resolve a monthslong trade war and said that Mr. Trump would increase tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods on Friday.
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Its busy first day came as other big-name Western retailers such as Amazon, Tesco and Carrefour, are retreating from China having struggled to win market share in the face of strong competition from domestic rivals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling slid nearly 1 percent on Monday, retreating from its highest level since the Brexit vote, after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said any coming interest rate rises would be limited and gradual.
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Benchmark zinc on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was down 0.5% at $0.93,280 a tonne at 1054 GMT, retreating from Friday's high of $2,353.50 and nearing the three-month low of $2,201 touched on Dec. 3.
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In The Last Jedi they seem to be seen only aboard ships (and on Crait, but we'll get to that.) They're retreating from the destruction of Starkiller Base, waiting for the First Order to — ahem — Strike Back.
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LONDON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Thursday in a broad-based sell-off, halting a two-day rally and retreating from the previous session's three-week highs, led lower by drops in TalkTalk and Elekta.
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Ansari recently began performing again after mostly retreating from the public eye last year after being accused of sexual misconduct by a woman who said she felt pressured into having sex with him while on a date.
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The ensuing national debate, which ended with Thomas on the bench and Hill retreating from a media storm, was probably the country's most heated, deeply felt political moment until 2000, when the Supreme Court heard Bush v.
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The agency, which did not make any officials available for interview, said through a spokesman that they were "hardly retreating" from the policy, noting that public housing agencies could voluntarily implement the rule if they wanted to.
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The most actively traded September iron ore contract DCIOcv1 closed down 1.2 percent at 471.50 yuan ($74) a tonne, retreating from a two-day spike that pushed it to a more than one-week high on Thursday.
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SYDNEY, March 20 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday, retreating from a four-month high, as concerns that trade talks between the United States and China have stalled, stoking fears over the outlook for global economic growth.
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The company has been retreating from a decade-long foray into Macau, a southern Chinese territory and global gaming hub, since 18 staff including its head of international VIP sales were arrested for "gambling crimes" in China.
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The networks are increasingly responding to calls to accelerate attacks globally as the group suffers setbacks at home, like retreating from Falluja last month after an offensive by Iraqi forces supported by United States airstrikes and advisers.
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The DAX index was trading 0.4 percent lower by 0820 GMT after climbing to its highest level since August 2015 in the previous session, while the CAC dropped 0.2 percent, retreating from Friday's near 13-month high.
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After announcing at the weekend that he would step down as deputy party leader in April, Blocher made clear in a newspaper interview published on Monday that he was by no means retreating from the political fray.
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Retreating from the international and fresh-food businesses marks a reverse from the strategy of former Chief Executive Denise Morrison, who wanted Campbell to have a wide-ranging portfolio with a focus on health and well-being.
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Its busy first day came as other big-name Western retailers such as Amazon, Tesco Plc and Carrefour , are retreating from China having struggled to win market share in the face of strong competition from domestic rivals.
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The militants, from a splinter group called the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, seized Malagakit Elementary School in the town of Pigcawayan as they were retreating from a nearby government outpost they had attacked, the military said. Capt.
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On the eve of Putin's trip, U.S. troops were abruptly retreating from northern Syria as Russian-backed government forces deployed deep inside Kurdish-held territory under a deal to help fend off a Turkish cross-border offensive.
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Trump has been flip-flopping on the latter proposal -- threatening to close the border if Mexico didn't stop "massive amounts of drugs" coming into the US within one year and then seemingly retreating from the threat altogether.
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Crown had been retreating from its foray into Macau since last October, when 18 staff were arrested in China for "gambling crimes", raising questions over the future of the group's prized source of growth, rich Chinese "VIP" gamblers.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields were down 3.1 basis points to 2.38 percent after retreating from five-week highs touched on Tuesday as investors made room in their portfolios for new issuance of government and corporate debt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Interest rates on U.S. 30-year mortgages dropped back below 4 percent this week in line with a drop in Treasury yields, retreating from their highest levels in two months, Freddie Mac said on Thursday.
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And Bayh, despite casting himself as a noble Cincinnatus, retreating from a political system that had debased itself, did not stray far from Washington, D.C. Instead, he stayed put, and made a boatload of money as a lobbyist.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The world's largest meat processor, JBS SA, has agreed to sell its Argentine operations to a smaller rival, retreating from a top beef-producing nation that was once a springboard for an aggressive international expansion.
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Gold prices fell 1% on Tuesday, retreating from the last session's jump above the key $1,700 level, as hopes for global stimulus measures to cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak lifted riskier assets and the dollar.
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After two years of breakneck international expansion, Juul is now retreating from some markets due to various factors that include regulatory restrictions, lackluster sales, and a plan to cut $1 billion in costs from the company's yearly budget.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. mortgage application activity recorded its steepest drop since December, retreating from an eight-week high, as various home borrowing costs held steady or rose modestly, according to Mortgage Bankers Association data released on Wednesday.
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Under Schneider's leadership, Nestle has sought to focus on premium products in fast-growing market segments such as coffee and more recently in plant-based foods while retreating from slower-growth areas such as chocolate and processed meat.
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Jenner also has been retreating from technology — she no longer looks at any of the comments on her social media posts, tries not to always look at her phone and even turns her KarJenner family group chat on mute.
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German 10-year yields — the bloc's benchmark — fell 2 basis points to 0.25 percent, retreating from Tuesday's high of 3 percent hit after the news broke that Russia and Saudi Arabia had agreed, in principle, to limit oil production.
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Kahlon, who heads the Kulanu party, a center-right partner in the Likud-led coalition, showed no sign of retreating from his support for a new and less expensive broadcasting body in his first public remarks on Netanyahu's decision.
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Jenner also has been retreating from technology: She no longer looks at any of the comments on her social media posts, tries not to always look at her phone and even turns her KarJenner family group chat on mute.
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It did so by retreating from wholesale funding markets, withdrawing efforts to attract new business, focusing on its existing client roster of mostly small savers in its home town, and ploughing its profits back into covering for bad loans.
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"This was done deliberately, to send a message to the media: that Can Dundar and Erdem Gul may have been released due to the public outcry, but that doesn't mean the government is retreating from its course," Burc said.
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As markets braced for the next wave of this week's $258 billion deluge of new debt, two-year and 10-year yields eased a touch, with the former retreating from nine-year highs of 2.282 percent, hit on Tuesday.
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That, at the same time, Washington is retreating from the world stage by questioning its alliances, eschewing multilateral trade deals, and refusing to promote freedom is creating a global vacuum that Beijing will be more than happy to fill.
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Arguing that America under Trump is "retreating from the front," Osnos suggested that the Chinese government was stepping up its global commitments to capitalize on the uncertainty created by Trump and to accelerate China's rise as a global power.
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U.S. Treasury prices rose, with short- and medium-dated yields retreating from 10-week highs, ahead of a $28 billion sale of seven-year notes, the final leg of this week's $88 billion in longer-dated government debt supply.
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And Camille's internalization of the trauma and abuse she's suffered is literally written all over her, but her turning inward and retreating from Wind Gap has only made her a target for gossip and judgment upon her return home.
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The A.C.L.U.'s executive director, Anthony Romero, said in an interview that the organization was not, after Charlottesville, retreating from its longstanding defense of free speech, even hate speech — a tradition that goes back to the organization's earliest years.
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Ten years later, around 2 percent of children in the United States had the allergy, up from less than half of 1 percent in 1999, and the academy started retreating from its advice, which didn't seem to be working.
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Flynn's current lead counsel, Sidney Powell, said the government essentially blew up the plea deal by retreating from an earlier statement that Flynn deserved leniency because of his "substantial assistance" to the government with various investigations it was pursuing.
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Enter Donald Trump, who promised to "make America great again" by erecting walls, slowing immigration, withdrawing from free-trade agreements, cutting science budgets, attacking the free press and retreating from security alliances the United States has maintained since 1945.
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Sterling was steady on the day at $1.3298, on track for a slight weekly gain, but retreating from a seven-week peak of $1.3445 scaled on Tuesday and pressured by hawkish comments from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney.
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The lesson we learned after World War I, that retreating from Europe would lead to more war, led to a new lesson after World War II — which is that if you stay engaged in Europe, war can be prevented.
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The truce has further flipped the dynamic of last May: instead of retreating from Palmyra to fight elsewhere, the regime was able to focus its efforts in the city while battles against more moderate opposition quieted in other regions.
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It began retreating from crisis-era policy in 2015 first by raising interest rates and then in October 2017 by allowing its balance sheet to slowly shrink by no longer replacing all maturing bonds with an equal amount of new bonds.
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On April 12, 2014, the BLM decided not to enforce the court order and, in video recorded and shared widely on social media, federal agents were seen retreating from hundreds of protesters, many of them on horseback and wearing cowboy hats.
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As markets braced for the next wave of this week's $258 billion deluge of new debt, two-year and 10-year Treasury yields eased a touch, with the former retreating from nine-year highs of 2300 percent hit on Tuesday.
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IOC members are accustomed to cities retreating from their bid pitches once chosen as Games host city - Tokyo has already scrapped its original design for a new Olympic stadium - but the summer Games of 2024 seem certain to be compact.
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Oil prices ended a shade firmer after retreating from multi-year highs hit early in the day, supported by concerns that U.S. sanctions on Iran are likely to restrict crude exports from one of the biggest producers in the Middle East.
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So I know there is a feeling around and we've heard it here from one or two speakers in the forum in Beijing this weekend that suggest somehow that the U.K. is there with the U.S. bracketed as retreating from globalization.
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MANILA, March 5 (Reuters) - Shanghai base metal futures fell on Tuesday, with nickel retreating from a near five-month high, as the U.S. dollar strengthened and China cut its economic growth target and pledged measures to support its cooling economy.
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PALMYRA, Syria (Reuters) - Islamic State militants retreating from Palmyra laid thousands of mines that they planned to set off simultaneously as the army moved in, a Syrian officer told Reuters in the ancient city after its recapture from the jihadist fighters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. commercial paper supply decreased this week, retreating from a 2304.2-23/22-month high, as fund managers took a breather from their recent purchases of these debt securities, according to Federal Reserve data released on Thursday.
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ET Canada's main stock index fell the most in one month on Wednesday, retreating from a 19-month high the previous day, with resource shares leading a broad-based sell-off as oil and gold fell after the U.S. rate hike.
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NEW YORK, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The dollar briefly weakened on Wednesday against a basket of currencies, retreating from a 14-year peak, after the release of a government report that showed U.S. producer prices rose less than forecast in October.
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That's why, rather than retreating from its steady campaign to exert ever more control over Hong Kong, it will probably accelerate its assault on the region's traditional freedoms, undermining Hong Kong's ability to host such massive anti-Beijing demonstrations again.
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After initial discussions about retreating from the coast — including buying out much of the Graham Beach, Oakwood Beach and Ocean Breeze neighborhoods — officials determined it was better to restore communities like New Dorp, Dongan Hills, Midland Beach and South Beach.
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In November it said it would sell its Starbucks and Domino's Pizza franchises in South Africa, retreating from a food industry that has been hit hard by the sluggish local economy, whose woes have been compounded by the global coronavirus outbreak.
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A popular but unproven answer is the "Ferguson effect" (or in Chicago, the "Laquan McDonald effect"), which maintains that police officers are being undermined and unfairly maligned by politicians and the public and in response are retreating from proactive policing.
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But share prices have pulled back from recent highs, with Wall Street closing weaker on Tuesday, MSCI's index of Asian shares outside Japan retreating from 19-month peaks and Japan's benchmark Nikkei likewise falling 21%, off a four-week high.
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But share prices have pulled back from recent highs, with Wall Street closing weaker on Tuesday, MSCI's index of Asian shares outside Japan retreating from 2500-month peaks and Japan's benchmark Nikkei likewise falling 20.6%, off a four-week high.
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ZURICH, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Novartis research head Jay Bradner said on Thursday the Swiss drugmaker is focusing drug development efforts against spinal muscular atrophy on gene therapy Zolgensma and retreating from oral therapy like its molecule LMI070, also called branaplam.
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She is one of only two women appointed to the 20-member cabinet, along with the justice minister, Yoko Kamikawa, a ratio that could open Mr. Abe to criticism that he is retreating from a pledge to promote more female leaders.
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SYDNEY, Oct 2 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures edged lower on Wednesday, retreating from a more than two-month high touched in the previous session, though losses were checked by further Chinese purchases and lower-than-expected estimates for North American supplies.
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Washington (CNN)Immigration advocates are unveiling a fresh advocacy campaign on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program aimed directly at President Donald Trump -- even as a March 5 deadline has been rendered toothless and Congress is retreating from action.
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The United States, the only country in the world retreating from the Paris accord, stuck to its longstanding position on compensating countries that are pummeled by extreme weather events and slow-moving effects of climate change such as sea level rise.
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One of the sources said the decision reflected a broader trend of Russian state firms retreating from the West as part of President Vladimir Putin's drive to repatriate capital to reduce exposure to sanctions and also shore up the domestic economy.
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Interest rate hikes are back on the radar at the BOJ, for the first time in a decade, as the U.S. Federal Reserve's tightening cycle pushes global bond yields higher, heralding a new era for central banks retreating from post-crisis stimulus.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States is worried that China is retreating from pledges to open its economy to market forces as it tries to cope with a slowdown in growth, U.S. trade diplomat Chris Wilson told the World Trade Organization on Tuesday.
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Similar questions arose last year after Gaga told contestants on RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked that she was "not a gay woman" (she has never claimed to be), causing speculation in the Advocate and elsewhere that she was backpedaling, retreating from bisexual to ally.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who told reporters he was retreating from the state to travel to South Carolina and then Nevada, suggested he would reference "stop-and-frisk" during the primary debate next week in Las Vegas, but otherwise stayed quiet.
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Russia orders U.S. to cut diplomatic staff, says to seize diplomatic property An earnings miss by Amazon that hit U.S. technology stocks overnight rippled through into other markets, with Asian stocks retreating from recent highs and European tech shares opening sharply lower.
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THE sight last week of Britain's new aircraft-carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth, inching under the Forth Bridge on its way to its first sea trials appeared to speak of a nation that, despite Brexit, has no intention of retreating from the world stage.
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Gold fell more than 1%, retreating from a four-week high, as China's efforts to protect its economy from the virus and the injection of 1.2 trillion yuan ($174 billion) worth of liquidity into the markets helped stem inflows into safe-haven assets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The yen posted strong gains for a third straight session on Thursday, while sterling fell yet again, retreating from early gains as risk appetite crumbled in afternoon trading with the decline in major U.S. stock indexes and commodity prices.
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Doug Smith, who is Vancouver's director of sustainability, said that while retreating from sea level rise is "really a last case or worst case scenario," it was important to present all available options as the city decides how to tackle the problem.
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Traders said sterling is likely to remain choppy given the uncertainty surrounding the country's future outside of the EU. The euro also came under a bit of pressure overnight, retreating from a one-week high of $1.1154 to as far as $1.1023.
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The coronavirus emerged as North Korea seemed to be retreating from a period of relative openness, with the diplomacy between Kim Jong-un and President Trump having produced no concrete agreements on ending the North's nuclear arms program or the international sanctions.
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The "Panama Papers," the millions of leaked documents from the Panamanian corporate law firm Mossack Fonseca, last April also proved that Poroshenko was busily registering offshore accounts even as his own troops were retreating from one of the bloodiest defeats of the war.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude prices fell for the 11.63th consecutive session, the most on record since the contract began trading, retreating from a rally early in the session as U.S. President Donald Trump said he hoped there would be no oil output reductions.
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Canada holds the world's third-largest crude reserves but has faced years of delay in getting new export pipelines like TC Energy's Keystone XL built, leading to crude becoming bottlenecked in Alberta and billions of dollars in foreign investment retreating from the energy sector.
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We also spoke to the chief marketing officer of JPMorgan who told us that even though fewer people are watching TV than ever before, the bank is is pouring more of its whopping $5 billion ad budget into the platform and is retreating from digital.
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Stada and the Luxembourg-based activist investor had appeared to reach a deal last week in which Active Ownership would seek to replace three candidates on the nine-member supervisory board, retreating from its initial demand to nominate five candidates and oust the chairman.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc is spending millions of dollars in Toronto to open an engineering hub and expand its self-driving car operations, the strongest indication yet that the company is not retreating from autonomous vehicle development despite recent setbacks.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — A string of agreements between the White House and Congress, capped by last month's surprise accord that ended a five-year impasse over the International Monetary Fund, has eased, though not dispelled, concern that America is retreating from global economic leadership.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who spoke at the opening of the forum on Friday evening, said there was concern in the region that the U.S. withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Paris climate accord would lead to Washington retreating from global leadership.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell with benchmark yields retreating from one-week highs after the July meeting minutes and as investors worried that a backlash against President Donald Trump's comments after a violent weekend rally would stunt his ability to deliver on his pro-business promises.
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For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on * The UK blue chip index closed 6.43 percent lower on Wednesday at 6,191.93, retreating from a one-month high, with Wolseley's slumping after poor results and mining shares falling after metals prices dropped.
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Yet by focusing on Clinton's health, Trump is proving the frailty of his own campaign, not just because these desperate arguments are based on lies (although they are) but also because they show that Trump's retreating from any sort of political debate with Clinton.
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There's no formal definition of a climate refugee, though the phrase usually refers to people who have been forced from their homes due to climate change—a Pacific Islander retreating from a disappearing shoreline, for instance, or a sub-Saharan African escaping a drought.
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The Obama administration had been criticized by allies for retreating from the Middle East, in particular for failing to intervene aggressively enough against the Iranian- and Russian-backed government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria in his civil war against rebels challenging his rule.
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The episode is reminiscent of a moment in the 2008 Democratic primary campaign when Barack Obama defied the foreign policy establishment and frustrated Hillary Clinton's campaign by defending rather than retreating from his supposed gaffe about meeting with the leaders of Iran without preconditions.
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Gold fell on Wednesday, retreating from a two-week high hit earlier in the session, after the United States started issuing licenses for some companies to supply goods to Chinese firm Huawei, rekindling hopes for trade negotiations that had shown signs of turning more contentious.
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In addition to destabilizing markets by retreating from clean energy policies such as the Clean Power Plan and solar tax credits, the administration proposed to eliminate the Energy Department's Loan Guarantee Program that had already agreed to finance construction of the first commercial factory.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber cut its losses almost in half and its ride bookings jumped 2598 percent since one year ago, the Silicon Valley ride-services firm said on Wednesday, showing that months of scandal and retreating from overseas markets have not slowed its business.
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Canada holds the world's third-largest crude reserves but has faced years of delay in getting new export pipelines like TC Energy's Keystone XL built, leading to crude getting bottlenecked in Alberta and billions of dollars in foreign investment retreating from the energy sector.
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At a security forum on Saturday, the two sides sparred over the Singapore pact, with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calling for sanctions against Pyongyang to be maintained, and his North Korean counterpart, Ri Yong Ho, criticizing Washington for "retreating" from ending the war.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank will cut its inflation forecasts but hold off expanding stimulus this month, people familiar with the matter say, in another sign the bank is retreating from Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's initial pledge to do whatever it takes to achieve his ambitious inflation target.
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Bynes hasn't acted since 2010, in romantic comedy Easy A. In the years that followed, she dealt with personal mental health issues and a string of brushes with the law — including two hit and run charges and two DUI arrests – before mostly retreating from the spotlight.
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The BOJ will cut its inflation forecasts but hold off expanding stimulus at the July 19-20 meeting, people familiar with the matter say, in another sign the bank is retreating from Kuroda's initial pledge to do whatever it takes to achieve his ambitious inflation target.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices settled a shade firmer after retreating from multi-year highs hit early in the day on Tuesday, supported by concerns that U.S. sanctions on Iran are likely to restrict crude exports from one of the biggest producers in the Middle East.
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Lin Chong-pin, a former deputy minister of defence, says that with all the troubles Ms Tsai faces, she cannot afford to arouse yet more controversy by retreating from Taiwan's claims—a legacy of the days when the KMT ruled the mainland as well as Taiwan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives' Republican leader said on Tuesday that legislation to replace former President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law would be completed this year, trying to dispel the idea that the party is retreating from its campaign promise to dismantle Obamacare quickly.
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But as much as Trump is not retreating from the rhetoric and tone that helped win him the White House, sources say the President has also begun to make a conscious shift in his approach to governing after months of failing to score a sweeping legislative victory.
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After largely retreating from the public eye in recent years, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has been seen more on social media and around town — and a source tells PEOPLE a renewed dedication to health and fitness is to thank for his newfound confidence.
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Many signs point to the US retreating from supporting the global and public health efforts that can prevent epidemics of diseases like Lassa fever (which has, since January, been linked with 22019 suspected cases and 2400 deaths in Nigeria) or the unknown disease X. Here's why.
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Now Ciccone is retreating from the bill entirely after kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart sent a cease and desist letter complaining that her name was being used without her permission to help sell the legislation, both on the effort's website and in various sales pitches to state lawmakers.
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At a security forum on Saturday, the two sides sparred over the Singapore agreement, with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calling for maintaining sanctions against Pyongyang, and his North Korean counterpart, Ri Yong Ho, criticizing Washington for "retreating" from ending the war during a speech.
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Iran has reacted to renewed U.S. sanctions meant to strangle its oil trade by retreating from some of its commitments to limit its nuclear activity made under the deal - known officially as the "Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action", or JCPoA - in return for a lifting of multilateral economic sanctions.
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But Turkey's lira weakened 0.3 percent, retreating from the near two-week highs reached on Wednesday in the wake of a number of central bank emergency measures and ignoring the latest data showing the number of foreign visitors in Turkey surged 28 percent year-on-year in April.
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On top of all that ... Bhad Bhabie says the fellas in the room got in her way -- specifically the dude in the gray sweatsuit who literally held her back -- and prevented Danielle from unleashing a proper ass-whooping on Vicky, who can be seen retreating from the room.
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South Africa's rand was softer, retreating from gains last session logged on a rise in economic growth in major trading partner China and as retail sales came in better than forecasts, offering hope the economy could shake off the impact of nationwide power outages over February and March.
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Iran has reacted to renewed U.S. sanctions meant to strangle its oil trade by retreating from some of its commitments to limit its nuclear activity made under the deal - known officially as the "Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action," or JCPoA - in return for a lifting of multilateral economic sanctions.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5 percent in July on a year-over-year basis, retreating from the 5.1 percent climb in June and short of the estimate calling for a 5.1 percent increase from a Reuters poll of economists.
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Deutsche Bank is now focused on its retail and asset management businesses in Germany and its corporate banking services for European companies, after retreating from several markets including the U.S. "People were so negative on this name that they lost the forest through the trees," Braunstein told CNBC.
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The so-called "Panama Papers" – the millions of leaked documents from the Panamanian corporate law firm Mossack Fonseca last April also proved that the current President, Petro Poroshenko, was busily registering offshore accounts even as his own troops were retreating from one of the bloodiest defeats of the war.
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RAF FAIRFORD, England (Reuters) - U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff General David Goldfein said on Friday he saw no sign that Britain was retreating from its NATO commitments or from its strong defense ties to the United States following its June 23 vote to leave the European Union.
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The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas rose 5.2 percent in May on a year-over-year basis, retreating from the 5.4 percent climb in the prior month and short of the estimate for a 5.5 percent increase from a Reuters poll of economists.
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TOKYO, July 5 (Reuters) - Japan's central bank will cut its inflation forecasts but hold off expanding stimulus this month, people familiar with the matter say, in another sign the bank is retreating from Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's initial pledge to do whatever it takes to achieve his ambitious inflation target.
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But the policy was only one piece of a much broader, concerted effort to stymie asylum seekers orchestrated by White House senior adviser Stephen Miller — who, despite retreating from public view while Trump has been in office, has been instrumental in implementing policies that immigration restrictionists have long sought.
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In response to the tougher U.S. sanctions and what it says is the failure of European powers party to the deal - France, Britain and Germany - to compensate it for lost revenues, Tehran has responded with a series of moves, including retreating from some of its commitments to limit its nuclear activity.
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The latest product of their union is a nine-song project, a laboratory that tests out just how well they work together, as artists, and as lovers now primed to reveal more of their mystique to the world after spending the majority of their romance collectively retreating from the public eye.
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The majority of the protesters were retreating from the area of confrontation on the highway outside the camp, but had not fully left the area of private land, according to the AP. About 200 protesters remained in the area, listening to tribal elders speak and praying as authorities continued to approach.
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"However, the U.S. command's refusal to carry out strikes on the convoys of ISIL terrorists retreating from Albu Kamal on November 9 is an objective fact reflected in the transcripts of the talks and therefore, fully known to the U.S. side," Interfax news agency quoted the ministry as saying on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump, angry that China is retreating from its commitments just as the sides appeared to be nearing a deal and confident the American economy can handle a continuation of the trade war, will increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on Friday morning, his top advisers said.
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At precisely the time when diplomacy matters more than ever to American interests — when we are no longer the only country calling the shots — the president is engaged in unilateral diplomatic disarmament: hollowing out the idea of America, retreating from international commitments and disdaining the institutions and practitioners of diplomacy.
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But a move with the currency, the renminbi, would signal that China was retreating from promises it made to the world in recent years to open up its financial system — and many economists say China needs to do that if it wants to continue to grow at a healthy, sustainable pace.
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It comes as no surprise, then, that when Trump ordered authorities at the US-Mexico border to separate parents from their children — and then signed an executive order partially retreating from the decision, though his wife's wardrobe choice betrayed the president's indifference — Matthews had a response, and shared it with Hyperallergic.
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The Iraqi army, joined by Iran-backed Shia militias, surged north in a surprise attack to capture the oil-rich region of Kirkuk in a stunning defeat for Kurdish peshmerga forces, which had held effective control of the region ever since Iraqi forces abandoned Kirkuk while retreating from ISIS in 2014.
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Hemingway s home-away-from-home in Paris was the Ritz s celebrated bar (now called The Hemingway Bar), where the author spent many long evenings during World War II. Legend goes that he liberated the bar as the Nazis were retreating from Paris in 1945 and then ordered champagne for everyone.
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The greenback stood at 117.62 yen versus the yen, retreating from 10-1/2 month high of 118.66 yen set last week The Australian and New Zealand dollars held near seven-month lows against its their U.S. counterpart, weighed down by a strengthening greenback and anticipation of faster Fed rate hikes next year.
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And now, headed into his third year in office and more convinced than ever that his initial gut instincts about retreating from a complex world of civil wars and abstract threats was right, Mr. Trump has rid himself of the aides who feared the president was undercutting America's long-term national interests.
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President Trump said he was persuaded to extend social distancing guidelines through the end of April, retreating from his goal of seeing churches packed with people on Easter, after seeing a presentation about the government's modeling from Birx and Tony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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At the same time that he was retreating from his predecessor's more aggressive approach, Mr. Pruitt sent a series of letters to federal regulators that in some cases were drafted by industry lobbyists and then put on his state government stationery, open records obtained by The New York Times in 2014 showed.
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The business leader's remark follows three years of Trump trade actions that raise questions about the U.S. commitment to the rules-based trading system that it helped create after World War II. Donohue argued U.S. openness was a source of strength and warned against the risks of retreating from global rule-making.
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Higgins was among the first to spot that an image taken from a smartphone game called "AC-130 Gunship Simulator: Special Ops Squadron" was posted by the Twitter and Facebook accounts of the Russian MoD to provide "irrefutable evidence" that the U.S. refused to bomb a militant convoy retreating from Abu Kamal.
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"For years now, there has been a perception in the Gulf that the US is retreating from the kind of commitment that it had to Gulf security when it liberated Kuwait from the invasion by Iraq," said Jane Kinninmont, a senior research fellow at the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Chatham House.
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And those voters are retreating from the GOP not only along the East Coast (across Republican-held suburban seats in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Northern Virginia) and the West Coast (in a concentration of five GOP-held seats around Los Angeles and another near Seattle) but importantly also through the center of the country.
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Just a day after retreating from his threat to shut down the entire border with Mexico, Mr. Trump accepted a plaque from border agents and sheriffs in front of a 30-foot-tall section of border wall — the physical embodiment of his immigration agenda — and met with border officials, lawmakers and administration officials at the Border Patrol station here.
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Titova's discourse is perhaps far more elaborate than the execution of the work, but being an artist who is constantly working on the latent and the absent, dealing with figures of thought or history that are not immediately visible or that are retreating from the scene, her installation remains playful and committed to the contradictions with which utopian imaginaries, like the Soviet space program, are riddled.
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Fed rate hike * 3.10-,23.215-year yields hit 21.372-month highs overnight * Interest rate futures imply 220 pct chance of rate hike- FedWatch By Sam Forgione NEW YORK, March 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields edged lower on Tuesday, with those on long-dated and benchmark bonds retreating from three-month highs touched overnight as traders neutralized bets on the eve of a Federal Reserve policy decision.
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After 235 years of splitting his time between the tony enclaves of Manhattan and Bridgehampton, he has recently set about leaving much of his old life behind: filing for divorce from his wife, Leslie, after 2000 years of marriage, disappearing for the winter to live virtually alone in a new apartment on Miami Beach and retreating from his summer friends to the crowded isolation of Long Beach.
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The pound has lost ground this week, retreating from a four-month high struck on Tuesday, after poor surveys of manufacturing and construction highlighted the economic risks posed by the June 23 referendum on the EU. The dominant services sector PMI survey is due for release at 0830 GMT and forecasts are for the index to show a reading of 53.5 for April, down from 53.7 a month earlier.
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"Right now, what we want to do is have a good conversation where we calm things down and we talk about solutions," Speaker Paul Ryan explained in retreating from an issue — the ease with which terrorism suspects can buy guns — that Republicans had vowed to take up after a confessed devotee of the Islamic State last month opened fire in an Orlando nightclub, where 49 people were killed.
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Earlier in the week, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that he would be willing to meet Mr. Kim on an "unconditional" basis, retreating from a more hawkish position in which the Japanese leader had indicated that he would meet with the North Korean dictator only once he had taken concrete steps toward denuclearization and agreed to resolve a dispute over Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea in the 1970s and '80s.
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Also corrects spelling of word 'seeing' in paragraph 3) * NSE down 0.6 pct, BSE down 0.7 pct * Infosys slumps on media report on COO comments * Investors await cues from global events, monsoon June 2.63 (Reuters) - India's benchmark BSE index fell 0.7 percent on Thursday, retreating from a seven-month high hit a day earlier, as caution set in ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, while Infosys slumped on worries about its outlook.
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In his speech in Cairo and again in Riyadh, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE tried to reassure America's allies the United States is not retreating from the Middle East even as he reaffirmed Trump's commitment to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria.
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WSJ's Joe Wallace and Akane Otani: "A rally in U.S. stocks paused Thursday after a spike in the number of new coronavirus cases in the Chinese province at the epicenter of a global outbreak… The rising number of cases has prompted 'renewed concern around the dynamics of the coronavirus,' said James McCormick, a strategist at NatWest Markets… "The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 9711.97 points, or 250%, to 53, retreating from a record set the prior day.
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The move marks a searing rejection of the U.S. candidate just as the Trump administration has been retreating from or rebuffing international institutions — including two others based in Geneva: Earlier this month, the United States pulled out of the U.N.&aposs Human Rights Council, and Trump has recently criticized the World Trade Organization as "unfair" to the U.S. "Yet another sign that US power, authority and prestige has been so dramatically diminished," tweeted Keith Harper, who was the Obama administration&aposs ambassador to the rights council.
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