Struggling with insecurity, David (Don Scimé) usually retreats from commitment.
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But Brexit supporters are angry about policy retreats from London.
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Investment will fall as the U.S. retreats from global markets.
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The President never retreats from anything, and this was some retreat.
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"Polling places are not pristine retreats from the real world," he said.
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It retreats from the harsh, combative, hyper-political world, rather than engaging it.
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The officer feels he is outgunned, retreats from the club, and calls for assistance.
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Other rulings have ordered retreats from blatantly unfair restrictions in Wisconsin, Kansas and Ohio.
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The second movement retreats from the excitement with a misty opening, like quiet daybreak.
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The host nation is keen to forge new trade alliances as it retreats from Europe.
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Across the countryside nongjiale, or rural guesthouses, promote themselves as relaxing retreats from urban life.
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For instance, rising sea levels are almost guaranteed to require painful retreats from coastal settlement.
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But then it retreats from asking what the failure to apply a constitutional remedy means.
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He relearned to speak and continued to teach online and host retreats from Maui, Hawaii.
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Devyon catches the tail end of all this drama, just as his girl retreats from it.
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Baths are now touted as gadget-free zones, retreats from the sensory overload of daily life.
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As the country retreats from the EU, it would be sad if that role, too, were relinquished.
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Grief-stricken mutant leader Melanie Bird (Jean Smart) retreats from her responsibilities into a drug-fueled haze.
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ISIS has continued this grand tradition of causing staggering environmental devastation as it retreats from advancing forces.
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The state of play: As the U.S. retreats from global clean energy leadership, China is stepping up.
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It is the latest sale as General Electric retreats from finance and refocuses on its industrial roots.
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But instead of a business all-star team, Trump is giving us retreats from far-right media.
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As the United States retreats from the promise of free trade, China is taking up the mantle.
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It was an awful weekend of hate-fueled violence, ugly rhetoric, and worrisome retreats from our democratic ideals.
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Even when ISIS retreats from towns like Ramadi or Fallujah, the missing girls are nowhere to be found.
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We'll use the ANTSSYS trade and analysis method to identify opportunities as the market retreats from near 127.
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RBS has been trying sell the stake for a number of years as it retreats from international operations.
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Despite its name, it retreats from goals set forth in a federal plan, issued under the Clinton administration.
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RBS has been trying sell the holding for a number of years as it retreats from international operations.
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Which is frustrating, because it's not like this is a series that retreats from complex, political narrative themes.
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Their brutal recollections are essential to hear, but Mr. Haze hurriedly retreats from those and other harsh topics.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade and analysis method to identify the opportunities as the market retreats from near 120.
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Indeed, the magnetic pull of China may only increase if America under Mr Trump retreats from its Asian role.
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Traders are ready to go short as the euro/dollar retreats from the value of the down trend line.
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In the divorce's messy aftermath, Watson retreats from academia to advertising, while Rayner stays home and raises their children.
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We use the ANTSSYS trade and analysis method to identify the opportunities as the market retreats from near 113.
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She retreats from her job and spends her days online, looking for news items to confirm her worst imaginings.
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The older Sparsholt retreats from the novel's view to lick his wounds while the incident reverberates through other lives.
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Op-Ed Contributor LOS ANGELES — When President Trump retreats from a fight, he tends to do so with guns blazing.
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State and local governments may need to step in if the federal government retreats from protecting consumers or helping educate children.
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There's the way that he retreats from the pocket by immediately breaking stance and placing his left foot behind him, running backwards.
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Deserted by her father and taunted in school as a "swamp rat," she retreats from civilization, turning elsewhere for sustenance and survival.
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The Fed already has raised its benchmark interest rate twice this year as it retreats from its post-crisis economic stimulus campaign.
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There is a good probability this level will again act as a support level as the Australia dollar retreats from resistance near $0.775.
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As America retreats from global leadership, Putin solidifies his place We should ask ourselves, what will Putin do when the World Cup ends?
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If the U.S. voluntarily retreats from the economic world stage, other countries will not miss the opportunity to fill the vacuum left behind.
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In the eerie 2006 Spanish fairy tale "Pan's Labyrinth," a girl retreats from the violence of World War II into a fantastical underworld.
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Henry retreats from the world by accepting a job as a fire lookout in the vast, untamed wilderness of the Shoshone National Forest.
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But, as the U.S. actively retreats from international trade deals under "America First," Washington isn't competing with Chinese dollars in the developing world.
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In particular, he said, there was a tendency to imply a crisis to which one goes and then in some way retreats from.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Retreats From Promises on Gun Control" (front page, March 13): In the days after the Parkland, Fla.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump spent most of last week at his Bedminster golf club, where he sometimes retreats from the public eye.
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Hubs like Niagara or Saratoga were wholesome retreats from the dirt (and populations) of cities, where the air and water were both rarefied.
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Because of his longer stance and constant movement, Edgar doesn't often check kicks and instead retreats from them or attempts to catch them.
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But the immigration ideas that Trump stumbled upon are politically potent, and won't vanish even if Trump himself retreats from the political arena.
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"These retreats from President Trump are not only disappointing but also heartbreaking, particularly for the families of the victims of gun violence," he said.
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"He continued: "These retreats from President Trump are not only disappointing but also heartbreaking, particularly for the families of the victims of gun violence.
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When the terror group retreats from a position, it tries to leave as much damage behind as possible, including burning oil fields and snipers.
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China now gets to be seen as the good global actor, stepping in as the US retreats from the international order it helped create.
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The redesign takes it back in that direction, marking a rare case when a company retreats from its greater ambitions to focus on customer satisfaction.
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As prestige TV retreats from Sopranos-style obliqueness toward tightly constructed narratives with crowd-pleasing conclusions, limited series have become the medium's exciting new frontier.
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The appointment of Kataoka could tip the balance more in favor of aggressive stimulus just as the central bank quietly retreats from its monetary experiments.
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Meadors is offering that North Korea could have a place in the world if it retreats from persistent nuclear brinksmanship and joins the international community.
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If Japan cannot restart its reactors and retreats from nuclear power, there will be a vacuum in leadership on nuclear safety issues in the region.
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But it would also be skeptical of the shifts in our strategic posture and retreats from existing commitments that realists and anti-interventionists sometimes entertain.
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He expressed confidence that Trump would secure new bilateral trade deals to compensate for business lost as the United States retreats from global, multilateral trade pacts.
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Second, the new Executive Order retreats from the prior order's revocation of existing visas, even though that part of the prior Order was also perfectly legal.
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In response, the banks' top brass are following a similar template: retreats from certain countries or business lines, along with a stiff dose of job cuts.
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The grave, near an agricultural college, is presumed to be the work of Isis, which has killed hundreds as it retreats from its strongholds in Iraq.
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The German bank booked about half of a restructuring charge it will take as it retreats from trading and slashes 18,000 jobs over the next three years.
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As the United States retreats from its global leadership role on climate change, countries like Germany are aggressively moving ahead, testing all manner of clean energy initiatives.
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Scientists say Earth is likely to reach more dangerous levels of warming sooner if the U.S. retreats from its pledge because America contributes so much to rising temperatures.
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In some cases, airstrikes have been down due to weather and a lack of ISIS targets as the terror group retreats from its strongholds in the Middle East.
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But the bank has lost market share as it retreats from a period of expansion, in which it had focused mainly on revenue growth and less on profitability.
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Trump administration officials defend the cuts by saying the rest of the world must do its "fair share" as the United States retreats from its traditional spending abroad.
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Part of Ahmad Shah Massoud's strategy for defending Panjshir from the Russians and the Taliban was strategic retreats from less defensible positions on the outer edges of the province.
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Today winning seems to involve the other lot's defeat—a collapse that permanently subordinates China to the American order; or a humbled America that retreats from the western Pacific.
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The observatory said the acts could have been a demonstration of force before the militant group, which is under siege in Iraq and in Syria, retreats from the city.
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If the United States retreats from global markets and embraces the false comforts of economic isolationism, however, we're all going to pay for it dearly—and for a long time.
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Chinzo uses distance as a buffer in the same way as Lyoto—he fights at an exaggerated range and retreats from most of his opponent's attempts to close the distance.
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But he quickly retreats from the moment, declining Mr. D'Antonio's invitation to further explain how the song makes him feel about himself, saying he might not like what he discovers.
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Campbell said on Thursday that it planned to sell off its fresh food and overseas businesses, as it retreats from efforts to move beyond its historical strength in packaged foods.
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For RCom, the deal could mark a big step in its months-long effort to reduce debt as it retreats from the consumer telecom space to focus on its enterprise business.
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Both the Soviets, in the 2000s, and the British, during the 22001th century, were forced to beat bloody retreats from Afghanistan, deprived of what looked, on paper, to be easy victories.
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The push has paid dividends, and allied forces are now readying for a new phase of fighting as ISIS retreats from being a territorial group to a more decentralized insurgent force.
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But even as Silicon Valley retreats from its recent boom, this unlikely entrepreneur has persuaded top investors to throw their money at one of the most enigmatic start-ups in years.
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The London-based bank said this morning that it planned to cut about 35,000 jobs over the next three years as it retreats from the West to focus more on Asia.
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In the third episode, for example, Maya masturbates for the first time, and then retreats from the world much like Charlotte of Sex and the City did after being gifted that vibrator.
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While America retreats from Europe, China is pushing to get in the door, applying a divide-and-conquer strategy against the European Union's 28 member states and its applicants in the Balkans.
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Diplomatic sources said it was not a question of if but of when the United States retreats from the Human Rights Council, which is holding a three-week session through July 6.
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As Gastelum retreats from his opponent's attempts, before stepping back in to pressure—rather than moving his head or covering up and staying in range—Weidman could very much make use of this.
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Uber has said adamantly that it won't exit India (or any more markets) following a hat-trick of retreats from China, Russia and Southeast Asia, but does that include its food delivery business?
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Tellingly, the album's finest moments come when Mr West retreats from centre stage, in particular 070 Shake's cameo on "Ghost Town", the only track here likely to rank among fans' favourite Kanye West songs.
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It has become an all-too-familiar story: As ISIS retreats from the villages it has occupied for the last two years, it forces civilians -- including toddlers and the elderly -- to leave their homes.
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Or will we watch in another decade as the company retreats from the public sphere again to lick its wounds and see if it can figure out the next way to stave off defeat?
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As Will retreats from the cult, he tries to understand why Phoebe tolerates this call to violence, or at least to simulate understanding for the gentle reader: This situation, well, it was a crisis.
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The move -- if it retreats from his current stance that the administration is simply following the current law and needs congressional action to stop the separations -- would mark a huge reversal by the President.
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"As soon as society in general retreats from the armed forces, it opens the way and the place for fringe groups on one hand, and highly motivated idealists on the other," Mr. Wolffsohn said.
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In this dazzling Freudian mosaic from Fellini, an Italian film director retreats from the demands of moviemaking by reminiscing about his life and loves, and in the process finds inspiration for his next project.
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From a trade policy perspective, there have been previous U.S. retreats from concluded free trade agreements such as President Obama's move to reopen negotiations for trade agreements with Korea, Colombia and Panama after his election.
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Successful reform would also boost investor confidence in the country and lift Brazilian assets as the country's debt burden as a share of the economy retreats from a record high of just under 80%, analysts say.
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In the first years of her marriage, May-ling is deeply in love with Hann, but he retreats from her bedroom over time and May-ling comes to realize that he'll never become sexually attracted to her.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Marks & Spencer chief Steve Rowe believes "Mrs M&S" can save Britain's biggest clothing chain as it retreats from the battle for younger shoppers who increasingly favour fast fashion trailblazers such as Zara.
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When the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, retreats from a position, it tries to leave as much damage behind as possible, including burning oil field wells to provide concealment ahead of a government advance.
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They're buying into an entire "bourbon experience," from whiskey-themed boutique hotels in downtown Louisville to trendy restaurants with "curated" whiskey lists to fleets of tour buses carting bachelorette parties and corporate retreats from distillery to distillery.
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By Andrea Shalal and Andreas Rinke BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany risks losing international credibility if it retreats from its commitment to increase military spending towards the NATO target, a key member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives said on Wednesday.
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RBS, which acquired its stake in Alawwal via its 2007 purchase of ABN Amro, has been looking to sell it for a number of years as it retreats from international operations and tries to bolster its capital base.
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And as that infrastructure of the city retreats from us, leaving us with dry faucets, no roads or dial tone, and little in the way of saviors, a new notion of our mortality begins to dawn on us.
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But when the Romanian government attempted to decriminalize a number of graft offenses soon after coming to power, signaling one of the boldest retreats from anticorruption efforts in the European Union, the public backlash was swift and fierce.
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Op-Ed Contributor As President Trump retreats from his predecessor's efforts to tackle climate change, it is more important than ever that our cities and states develop tools to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions responsible for the planet's warming.
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Jane, a daydreaming adolescent obsessed with the Oregon Trail video game, retreats from the mortifications of the present day into an imagined world in which she, her sister and a cute classmate drive a covered wagon toward the coast.faultlinetheatre.
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Jane, a daydreaming adolescent obsessed with the "Oregon Trail" video game, retreats from the mortifications of the present day into an imagined world in which she, her sister and a cute classmate drive a covered wagon toward the coast.faultlinetheatre.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United States interests, including national security, would be harmed if the country retreats from a leading role at the United Nations, U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power warned on Thursday amid a backlash among Washington lawmakers against the world body.
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This year's roster carried themes of meditations on death, retreats from capitalist society, the rich inner lives of impaired individuals, the destruction of important traditions in the anthropocene, and the livelihood of women and children in Afghanistan, Iran, and Kurdistan.
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British bank Barclays Plc has cut its stake in Barclays Africa to 50.1 percent from 62 percent and may sell the rest to a strategic investor as it retreats from Africa to focus on core markets in Britain and the United States.
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As the United States retreats from playing a global leadership role on climate change and the United Kingdom remains consumed by Brexit, both China and the European Union are leveraging renewable energy and clean technologies to create and lead a new international order.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A reshuffle in the Bank of Japan's board will tip its balance more in favor of aggressive stimulus just as the bank quietly retreats from its radical monetary experiment, complicating the task of bureaucrats seeking to whittle down its bond purchases.
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Barclays retreats from Asia, Brazil and Russia What US credit signal says about economy Jumbo jet's demise comes a step closer The company's $1bn quarterly loss from continuing operations included a $530m charge, while quarterly sales fell almost 40 per cent to $7.74bn.
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As millions of people fall for the siren song of populism-- electing strongmen who fan the flames of fear and division -- and the US retreats from its defense of democracy, Freedom House noted that two other countries are eagerly filling the void.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Thursday: LafargeHolcim said it was selling its operations in Malaysia to YTL Cement Berhard for $396 million, the latest divestment by the Swiss cement maker as it retreats from fringe markets.
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It's a game that retreats from its own moments of sincerity, which is a shame, because in the rare cases where it spends time with some of its slightly more restrained characters, you can genuinely see what a better version of Far Cry 5 might look like.
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Already at war, people there were in need of bucking up, and "Thunder Rock" provided that with its story of a wounded idealist who retreats from a world that is verging on self-destruction, only to have a band of ghosts reignite his spirit and send him back into the fray.
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In an introduction to a new edition of the Florio, Stephen Greenblatt tantalizes us with the suggestion that the relation exists, and shows how richly it can be teased out—and then responsibly retreats from too much assertion with too little positive evidence, willing to mark it down to the common spirit of the time.
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To proponents of B.D.S., Israel's retreats — from parts of the West Bank and Gaza, after the largely unarmed first Palestinian intifada, from 1987 to 1993, and from the rest of Gaza, after the bloody Palestinian suicide attacks of the second intifada, from 2000 to 303 — validate the movement's message: Only resistance can restore Palestinian rights.
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Uber's losses widened last quarter to $1.46 billion, a jump of nearly 13 percent year over year, as the ride-hailing company faced increased competition from global rivals such as Didi, and as Lyft gains market share in the U.S. As Uber retreats from global markets such as China and Russia, Airbnb is scaling up its international presence.
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Founded in the 1980s as one of the first big software companies to capitalize on the first wave of personal computer ownership, it tried to compete against Microsoft in those early days (unsuccessfully), and has seen a lot of ups and downs, including two retreats from the stock market, an insider trading scandal and patent disputes (and even detentes) with its onetime rival.
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F.B.I. Agent Peter Strzok, Who Criticized Trump in Texts, Is Fired Embracing Conspiracy Theory, Trump Escalates Attack on Bruce Ohr Citing Costs, Trump Retreats From Massive Military Parade in Capital Voters in four states went to the polls on Tuesday, and a transgender woman in Vermont, a Muslim woman in Minnesota and a black woman in Connecticut all clinched groundbreaking victories in their primaries.
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Theranos Retreats From Blood Tests Theranos Whistleblower Shook the Company—and His Family The New York Times, by Mike Isaac and Nick Wingfield Apple builds secret team to kick-start virtual reality effort Apple hiring automotive experts to work in secret research lab Apple in talks on McLaren supercars takeover The Verge, by Casey Newton Vulture, by Josef Adalian and Maria Elena Fernandez The New York Times: Eric Lipton, David E. Sanger and Scott Shane ProPublica, by Julia Angwin, Jeff Larson, Surya Mattu and Lauren Kirchner Forbes, by Ryan Mac and Aaron Tilley Recode, by Kurt Wagner Motherboard, by Sarah Jeong Nature, by Kate Crawford and Ryan Calo The New Yorker, by Tad Friend Wired, by Cade Metz This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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S. stocks pause after five-day rally; dollar rebounds * MIDEAST STOCKS-Qatar hits highest in nearly 2 years, financials lift most Gulf markets * Oil falls nearly 2 pct amid global economy concerns but ends week higher * PRECIOUS-Gold gains as stocks slip; en route to 4th weekly gain * U.S.-led coalition withdrawing equipment from Syria * Iran's Zarif calls Iran-focused summit in Poland a "desperate circus" * POLL-Turkish cenbank seen holding rates as inflation retreats from 15-yr high * Syria says Israel fired missiles toward Damascus, hit airport warehouse * Lebanon dollar-bonds tumble after debt rescheduling report * Turkey's military reinforces on border with Syria's Idlib * Pompeo says good outcome possible for both Turkey and Syrian Kurds * U.S. not looking to grant further Iran oil sales waivers - U.S. official * Egypt's GASC says deadline for offers for vegetable oils tender Tuesday * Egypt's current account deficit narrows in July-Sept quarter -c.
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