The scandals are also casting a pall over the achievements of Mrs.
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And colossal corruption scandals are casting a pall over the nation's political establishment.
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Sexual abuse scandals are casting a pall over Pope Francis' visit to Latin America.
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Alcoa shares tumbled 11.4 percent and Illumina plummeted 24.8 percent, casting a pall over the market.
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He needed to be carried off the floor by teammates, casting a pall over San Antonio's victory.
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The woman in Row 14 Casting a pall over the celebrations was the woman in Row 14.
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Chinese officials canceled a trip to U.S. farm states last week, casting a pall over lower level talks.
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U.S.-China trade friction and an upcoming sales tax hike in October are casting a pall over the economy.
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Faigy's still-religious sister, Suri, went on to hang herself the following October, further casting a pall over the family.
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Odinga, however, dismissed the results as "fake," casting a pall over a country with a legacy of election-related violence.
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Clinton's side, casting a pall over the legitimacy of her administration by fuming publicly about how he had been cheated.
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Russian meddling in the 2016 election is the subject of numerous investigations in Washington, casting a pall over the White House.
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South Korean elections are notoriously unpredictable, but public disgust with the impeached president is casting a pall over the conservative camp.
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Wall Street slipped as shares of Alcoa Inc and Illumina Inc nose-dived after disappointing quarterly reports, casting a pall over the market.
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U.S. authorities determine Russia tried to interfere in the election in his favor however, casting a pall over U.S-Russia ties despite Russian denials.
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But the Trump administration's "America First" trade policy, is casting a pall over the outlook for the rest of the year and into 2019.
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However, U.S. authorities determine Russia tried to interfere in the election in Trump's favor, casting a pall over U.S-Russia ties despite Moscow's denials.
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Australia has been battling hundreds of huge bushfires for several weeks with the resultant thick smoke regularly casting a pall over the country's cities.
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Economists, however, caution that the administration's "America First" policies, which have heightened fears of trade wars, are casting a pall over the economy's prospects.
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The national strike action has crippled public transport, and curtailed lessons in state schools, casting a pall over the holiday period for many French people.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton had said she would go after unfair drug pricing if she were elected, casting a pall over the group for more than a year.
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As school starts, dad prays for son's safety Also casting a pall over the Chicago Police Department is Officer Jason Van Dyke's trial, slated to begin later this year.
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As France, Italy and the Netherlands gear up for critical elections this spring, many of Trump's more outrageous pronouncements -- not to mention actions -- are casting a pall over Europe's populism.
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Plans for fresh trade talks collapsed in recent weeks, and both sides appear to be digging in for a long fight, casting a pall over the outlook for global economic growth.
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Still, many view a reshuffling as all but guaranteed at some point this year, casting a pall over a White House staff that always appears one wrong move away from unemployment.
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The result has been a wave of stories about law-abiding immigrants with deep family and community roots in America getting kicked out of the country, casting a pall over immigrant communities everywhere.
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Senate Republicans are openly seething over the White House's treatment of John McCain, casting a pall over the party ahead of a rare lunch with President Donald Trump the caucus is hosting on Tuesday.
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Antoon's plea deal last week comes as others in medical community aggressively combat negative social media posts, casting a pall over one of the few ways prospective patients can get unvarnished opinions of doctors.
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U.S. 06.7443-year Treasury yields briefly shot up to 06.7433 percent, a level last seen in April 06.7423, casting a pall over emerging markets and dispelling some of the rosy picture from manufacturing activity data.
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Since Schlein's departure on July 24 the embassy has been shuttered, casting a pall over Israel's ties with Jordan, a U.S.-backed regional security partner and one of only two Arab countries that recognise Israel.
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The government has accused dozens of carmakers of breaking rules on green car subsidies, casting a pall over China's drive to support the industry and combat heavy pollution, which affects large swathes of the country.
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Chinese officials were reluctant to agree to U.S. President Donald Trump's broad trade deal, according to a Bloomberg report, casting a pall over hopes of some progress in the talks scheduled to start this week.
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Why it matters: Carmakers warned that trade tensions risk dragging the global economy into a recession, according to Bloomberg, casting a pall over the event, one of the industry's most important showcases for future technologies.
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Snap and the online meal kit company Blue Apron, which lowered its offering price when it went public in June and is dealing with a declining stock, are casting a pall over other potential initial public offerings.
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KABUL/DOHA (Reuters) - Wary representatives of Afghan society met Taliban officials in Qatar on Monday for a second day of talks, with bloody insurgent attacks back home casting a pall over efforts to end Afghanistan's years of war.
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Such jitters have put MSCI's index of global shares on course to snap a six-week streak of gains, with lacklustre economic data and rising political risks in the United States and Britain also casting a pall over sentiment.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli police recommended on Tuesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust, casting a pall over the future of a tenacious leader who has become almost synonymous with his country.
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It also includes President Trump's request to eliminate the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) and the Loan Program Office, and makes other cuts that are already casting a pall over the otherwise sunny cleantech industry in America.
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The attack took place as Taliban officials and a selected group of Afghan activists and civil society figures prepared to meet in Doha, casting a pall over talks intended to open the way for full peace negotiations in the future.
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The move focused attention on slack demand for the 544-seat double-decker and raised the prospect that some could be headed for the breakup yard, casting a pall over celebrations to mark the airliner's 10 years of service in October.
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That lending spree has also led to a major surplus of Chinese steel factories, glassworks and other industrial facilities, dragging down China's economic performance to its slowest rate in 25 years and casting a pall over the broader global outlook.
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Meryl Streep arrives with flowers at a memorial service at the homes of Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher in Los Angeles on Thursday Fisher and Reynolds died last week, one day apart, casting a pall over Hollywood's annual holiday break.
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On Saturday night, the Cleveland Indians provided a glimpse of that agony as they defeated the Cubs, 21945-25, to take a three-games-to-one lead in the best-of-seven series, casting a pall over Wrigley Field and its environs.
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But the system has been a point of contention since before it arrived in Turkey, and despite NATO leaders&apos assertions otherwise, the S-400 is one of many issues casting a pall over the alliance as it turns 70 years old.
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BERLIN, Oct 1 (Reuters) - Europe is not blameless in the trade tensions casting a pall over the global economy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said, mentioning the lengthening Brexit negotiations as a source of uncertainty to stand beside the United States-China trade war.
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But just two years later, the venture is embroiled in a criminal investigation in Brazil, pointing to unfulfilled promises that are casting a pall over both the Trump business empire and the president-elect in their dealings in Latin America's largest country.
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The government has accused more than 25 car makers, including Nissan and Hyundai, of breaking rules on green car subsidies in recent month, casting a pall over China's drive to support the industry and combat heavy pollution which affects large swathes of the country.
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As well as the Republicans being more ideologically aligned with Netanyahu's right-wing coalition, Trump has already shown a willingness to turn a blind eye to Israel's settlement building in the West Bank, which Barack Obama's administration frequently criticized, casting a pall over U.S.-Israeli ties.
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BUENOS AIRES — Negotiations to ease an escalating trade war between the United States and the rest of the world sputtered to a close with no breakthroughs on Sunday at a summit meeting of finance ministers, who warned that the predicament over President Trump's tariffs was casting a pall over the global economy.
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Some public-finance experts say they fear that if Puerto Rico can renege on promises to pay debts to investors, while sparing retirees, other municipalities might try to do the same, casting a pall over the larger market in municipal bonds, where American towns and cities have gone for decades to get the money they need to build roads, schools and other public works.
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"Taking a Leaf from Tarzan's Tree," Los Angeles Times, October 1, 1987 In 1990, after Bari and Cherney were severely injured by a pipe bomb placed under the driver's seat of Bari's car, King dropped out of the direct action movement but continued to organize for protection of Headwaters Forest and the other remaining old-growth habitat on Pacific Lumber land. In 2002 Cherney and Bari's estate won a $4.4 million federal lawsuit against the FBI and the Oakland Police Department after a jury found that the police agencies "had violated their civil rights and First Amendment rights by defaming them and casting a pall over their plans to protest against logging.""Environmentalists Win Bombing Lawsuit," New York Times, June 12, 2002 In 1991 King returned to journalism. He wrote and photographed for the Paper and freelanced.
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