The approaching party event is casting a shadow over policymakers.
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Casting a shadow over many share markets were worries the China-U.
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Washington (CNN)The Kremlin is casting a shadow over Donald Trump's White House.
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"Chaos," the press called it, casting a shadow over the entire first day.
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Presidential politics are casting a shadow over the biggest media acquisition of the year.
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Brexit uncertainty is casting a shadow over London's role as a global financial center.
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Let's consider some of the most serious allegations casting a shadow over the current administration.
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The specter of a sluggish Chinese economy is casting a shadow over much of Asia.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A threat of government regulation is casting a shadow over the tech industry.
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A lack of transparency around China's approach to its currency is casting a shadow over China's story.
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Shares of Alcoa tumbled 11 percent and Illumina plummeted 26 percent, casting a shadow over the market.
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No matter the motivation, the tit-for-tat trade battle is casting a shadow over the economy.
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Protests against the deal erupted in the capital Dakar in 2016, casting a shadow over Sall's first term.
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Besides casting a shadow over U.S.-China ties, THAAD has also ruptured the relationship between Seoul and Beijing.
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Protests against that deal erupted in Dakar in 2016, casting a shadow over President Macky Sall's first term.
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NASA says the moon is passing in front of the sun, casting a shadow over much of Southeast Asia.
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With the email issue casting a shadow over Clinton's campaign, Republicans are trying not to make the same mistake.
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An FBI investigation over alleged links between Trump campaign operatives and Russia is casting a shadow over the White House.
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The debate over Medicare for All has raged over the Democratic primary contest, casting a shadow over the entire race.
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Editorial The national epidemic of student loan defaults is hurting the economy and casting a shadow over the lives of struggling borrowers.
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But a much larger obstacle looms, casting a shadow over the firm: finding fresh capital to refinance debt on 666 Fifth Avenue.
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"Both of these factors are likely to continue casting a shadow over his second term as well," she wrote in a Wednesday report.
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More than 19,000 emails from DNC officials were published on WikiLeaks just prior to the Democratic National Convention, casting a shadow over the proceedings.
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But with demand plunging, strawberry farmers have been forced to dump produce, casting a shadow over an industry worth A$160 million ($115.84 million).
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With the coronavirus outbreak casting a shadow over economic prospects everywhere, it is hard to say what the near future will bring for Arizona.
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What is more, in both Virginia and New Jersey, Trump was not the only personality casting a shadow over the governor's races this year.
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A solar eclipse is when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, blocking out the light and casting a shadow over the Earth.
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Chinese officials also warned of protracted pressure on economic growth, casting a shadow over hopes for a sustained recovery in the world's second biggest economy.
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The cloud left by Volkswagen's emissions scandal is casting a shadow over its European rival Renault, which is now under additional scrutiny from French regulators.
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Chinese officials also warned of protracted pressure on economic growth, casting a shadow over hopes for a sustained recovery in the world's second-biggest economy.
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The mission is vital to the future of NASA's human spaceflight program, but the ongoing government shutdown is casting a shadow over preparations for the flight.
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One IUD, the Dalkon Shield, was linked in the 21978s to incidences of pelvic inflammatory disease and even death, casting a shadow over the entire market.
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The comments are a sign the rising tide of protectionism and warnings about global growth slowing are casting a shadow over Japan's otherwise healthy economic recovery.
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On Monday, China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, chided the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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I can't imagine that anyone envisioned the jarring visual contrast between that quote casting a shadow over a policy that will eviscerate unions and the middle class.
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The Vale disaster has considerably raised scrutiny of safety standards throughout the industry, in particular for tailings facilities, casting a shadow over the industry's license to operate.
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He brought on a group of advisers, some of whom are now under legal scrutiny for possible links to Russia, casting a shadow over the Trump presidency.
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Still, the stock is currently trading about 15% below its $72 offer price since its March 7.173 debut, casting a shadow over rival Uber Technologies' impending IPO.
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The company gave a cautious assessment of its 2017 prospects in February, with muted January trading volumes casting a shadow over better than expected third-quarter revenue.
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President Trump's feud with CNN is casting a shadow over the Justice Department's lawsuit to block AT&T from merging with Time Warner, the news outlet's parent company.
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But at home, he faces a tough task pushing through his agenda and the special counsel investigation into Russian election meddling is casting a shadow over his presidency.
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Casting a shadow over all of them is Michèle's father, a truly monstrous patriarch guilty of a crime that is at once the movie's Rosebud and its MacGuffin.
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The SPD, which has ruled NRW for most of the past half century, plunged to 31.5 percent from 39.1 percent, casting a shadow over their national election hopes.
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Still, the ride-hailing platform is currently trading about 14% below its $72 offer price since its March 29 debut, casting a shadow over rival Uber Technologies impending IPO.
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The Overwatch League is already casting a shadow over the competitive Overwatch scene, causing organizations to drop their Overwatch teams as the dawn of Blizzard's ambitious esports league approaches.
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On Sunday, German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer offered to quit and his conservative Christian Social Union party threatened to impose new border controls, casting a shadow over Merkel's coalition.
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Also casting a shadow over the case is the mystery of a fifth ringleader, called Basil, who the police suspect disabled the alarm and who is still at large.
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The reason, as best as anyone can tell, is that Russia's intervention helped Trump, and Republicans see little upside in casting a shadow over the president-elect's unexpected victory.
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Wind power may have enjoyed a strong year in 2019, but the coronavirus pandemic is casting a shadow over the sector that could impact growth in the years ahead.
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Also casting a shadow over Trump's first 100 days is a set of ongoing investigations into Russian election interference and potential ties between members of Trump's presidential campaign and Moscow.
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Johnson, whose job has come under pressure over the case, said he would meet Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband this week, adding that the issue was casting a shadow over relations with Iran.
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U.S. factory output rose in April, although new estimates of manufacturing and overall industrial production showed less growth in prior months than initially believed, casting a shadow over the economic outlook.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Incidents of political violence including an assault on one candidate and an attack on the office of another are casting a shadow over Lebanon's first general election in nine years.
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After riding the path to the White House in part thanks to his anti-immigration rhetoric, Trump is now casting a shadow over the tech industry's use of high-skilled foreign labor.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump in June ordered tighter restrictions on Americans traveling to Cuba as part of a rollback of the U.S.-Cuban detente, casting a shadow over the industry's outlook.
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U.S. and European regulators were assessing whether the drug might be linked to serious birth defects, casting a shadow over a medicine that has been a key profit driver in recent years.
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Mozambique's problems are casting a shadow over investment in the country, one of the world's poorest, which had been picking up as banks were attracted to energy projects following recent gas discoveries.
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"The ambiguity of these very latest developments introduced by President Trump is casting a shadow over the future travel demand to and from the U.S.," said Nadejda Popova, travel project manager at Euromonitor.
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CalChamber's appeal of that ruling has kept the issue alive, casting a shadow over the emissions trading market, which has at times suffered a lack of participation due to uncertainty over its future.
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The fourth quarter of last year saw a sharp downturn in business, with the U.S.-China trade conflict and Britain's planned departure from the European Union casting a shadow over global growth prospects.
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The bitter U.S.-China trade war has hurt business sentiment and jolted financial markets, casting a shadow over the two-day G-20 summit to be held in Osaka, western Japan, from Friday.
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The scandal has stirred angry debate, casting a shadow over government ambitions to bolster the domestic drug industry and underlining the challenge it faces to regulate a widespread and fragmented medicine supply chain.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois' upcoming elections are casting a shadow over the state's ability to pass a new budget, tackle its financial liabilities and keep its credit ratings from sinking into junk, analysts said.
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In unusually blunt opening remarks before their meeting, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Pompeo the Trump administration was "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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Investors pulled out of equity markets following the announcement, which suggested the economic slowdown in China may be worse than expected, casting a shadow over the outlook for corporate profit growth this year.
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Signs that the auto cycle is at its peak have weighed on the shares of Detroit automakers, casting a shadow over an industry central to President Donald Trump's pledge to rebuild American manufacturing.
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New Delhi (CNN)Indian authorities have left the names of almost 4 million people off a controversial registry list in the northeast border state of Assam, effectively casting a shadow over their citizenship.
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Unicorns making their debut on the U.S. stock market are getting a rough ride, especially if they are losing money, casting a shadow over the IPO calendar for the rest of the year.
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This was a moment when it was the Pentagon's turn to get trampled by Trump, casting a shadow over the rule of law in pursuit of a big, personal, political base-pleasing win.
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But Gambia is casting a shadow over a region moving towards democracy: Senegal and Nigeria have experienced successful democratic transitions in recent years and Burkina Faso's dictator was ousted after street protests in 2014.
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Biti, one of the most vocal critics of the government, had said months before the election that the Zimbabwean military was casting a shadow over hopes for genuine reform in the southern African nation.
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"The fact that the meeting that I had is now casting a shadow over how people are going to view that work is something that I take seriously, and deeply and painfully," she said.
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Lagarde told the Financial Times that with Britain's vote to leave the European Union already casting a shadow over global growth, the imposition of new trade barriers in another larger economy could have "disastrous" effects.
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"The U.S.-China trade conflict discourages China's capital spending, which is casting a shadow over Japan's economy via a slowdown in exports of capital goods," said Shigeto Nagai, head of Japan economics at Oxford Economics.
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Allowing women to drive was among the most visible steps the prince has taken to loosen the kingdom's ultraconservative social codes, but the arrests of the activists are casting a shadow over that change, too.
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Casting a shadow over the process is the Irish border issue, still considered the most complex problem in the negotiations, one that provoked a crisis in December before a fudged, last-minute compromise was reached.
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Image 2 of 2 KALININGRAD, Russia – The coaches of Serbia and Switzerland only want to talk about football, not about an entrenched political dispute casting a shadow over their teams&apos World Cup showdown in Russia.
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But even as he pursues new openings in the region, Obama has also sought to ensure U.S. military decisions -- made decades ago, but still casting a shadow over his foreign policy -- are neither forgotten nor repeated.
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I admire Obama for expanding health care and averting a nuclear crisis with Iran, but allowing Syria's civil war and suffering to drag on unchallenged has been his worst mistake, casting a shadow over his legacy.
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In a face-to-face exchange with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the foreign minister, Wang Yi, chided the Trump administration for "ceaselessly elevating" trade tensions and "casting a shadow" over relations between the two countries.
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He had discussed his departure with Mr. Trump for several weeks, White House officials said, but decided to speed it up because questions about his status were casting a shadow over his exchanges with foreign officials.
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Chief Executive Kim Ki-nam said the coronavirus and U.S.-China trade disputes were casting a shadow over the outlook for the South Korean tech giant, whose Galaxy smartphones vie with Apple's iPhones for global dominance.
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Chief Executive Kim Ki-nam said the coronavirus and U.S.-China trade disputes were casting a shadow over the outlook for the South Korean tech giant, whose Galaxy smartphones vie with Apple's iPhones for global dominance.
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That is casting a shadow over a meeting of trade officials from member countries this week in Tokyo and is raising questions about the economic benefits of a pact that doesn't bring Canada into the fold.
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The Trump administration last week imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, the EU and Mexico, prompting retaliation and casting a shadow over a G7 summit in Canada that appeared likely to end without consensus.
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On Friday night, thousands of protesters, many of them telling journalists they were Sanders or Clinton supporters, showed up at the Chicago rally, forcing Trump to cancel the event and casting a shadow over his weekend rallies.
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The tone on both sides of the English Channel has been alarming over the last few months, casting a shadow over the start of the U.K.'s departure from the European Union, an European lawmaker told CNBC.
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His political rival Abdullah Abdullah, who contested the election results, held a parallel inauguration ceremony of his own, escalating the feud between the arch rivals and casting a shadow over the commencement of intra-Afghan peace efforts.
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China struck an upbeat note as the trade talks resumed, but it also expressed anger at a U.S. Navy mission through the disputed South China Sea, casting a shadow over the prospect for improved Beijing-Washington ties.
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But the allegations have mired the games in scandal, further damaging the credibility of the Olympics bidding process and casting a shadow over what the Japanese government had hoped would be a showcase for the country's revival.
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Economists see such investments as a way to combat the effects of an ageing population and to boost stalling productivity gains, factors that are casting a shadow over growth prospects in the medium term in Europe's largest economy.
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But many others are still being held, casting a shadow over efforts to roll out a peace deal and, eventually, settle the status of the disputed region where the fighting raged between Ukrainian forces and Russian-backed separatists.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. and European regulators said they were assessing evidence that GlaxoSmithKline's HIV drug dolutegravir might be linked to serious birth defects, casting a shadow over a medicine that has been a key profit driver in recent years.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - France told its European Union peers this week it was against launching membership negotiations with North Macedonia and Albania for now, diplomatic sources told Reuters, casting a shadow over the countries' ambition to integrate with the West.
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Casting a shadow over the fate of the nuclear accord is Trump's public feud with Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), a chief architect of legislation that allowed Congress to vote to disapprove of the deal.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped to a more than 225.7-219.9/231.4-year low last week as the labor market strengthens further, but trade tensions are casting a shadow over the economy's outlook.
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Trump, who took office on Jan 20, has threatened to scrap a key trade agreement with Mexico if he cannot adjust it to benefit American interests and tax Mexican imports to the United States, casting a shadow over Mexican businesses.
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Audi, the flagship brand of German carmaker Volkswagen , was previously reluctant to embrace the technology but the emissions scandal at its parent is casting a shadow over the diesel vehicle industry and raising carmakers' appetite for electrified alternatives.
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In the study dubbed Rocket-AF, warfarin therapy was monitored using the Alere Inc INRatio device that has since been recalled over its potential to generate inaccurate results, casting a shadow over the value of the large, pivotal clinical trial.
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But casting a shadow over his campaign has been an extended FBI investigation into corruption in Tallahassee's City Hall (Mr Gillum says he has done nothing wrong and has been told by the FBI that he is not a target).
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Under a prosperous surface, deep cracks have begun to emerge in its investment-led model, casting a shadow over the country's economic growth prospects and even giving rise to doubts about the fundamental soundness of the world's second-biggest economy.
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China struck an upbeat note on Monday as trade talks resumed with the United States, but also expressed anger at a U.S. Navy mission through the disputed South China Sea, casting a shadow over the prospect for improved Beijing-Washington ties.
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The referendum is casting a shadow over the country's remaining car factories because a vote to leave could lead U.K. car workers and the carmakers they work for, ranging from VW to BMW, Opel to Tata Motors, into uncharted territory.
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On the data front, German retail sales dropped by 1.1 percent in March, their biggest monthly fall in 1-2003/2 years, casting a shadow over expectations that consumer spending will propel growth in Europe's largest economy as foreign trade weakens.
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The data follows on the heels of fairly upbeat construction spending and factory numbers, although many are worried that fading stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package, trade disputes and slowing global growth are casting a shadow over the economy.
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It would be certain to prompt accusations that the president is hiding something, and a court fight could prolong the special counsel inquiry, casting a shadow over Republicans as November's midterm elections approach or beyond into the president's re-election campaign.
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BOSTON, Sept 20193 (Reuters) - Companies making their debut on the U.S. stock market are getting a rough welcome, especially if they are losing money, casting a shadow over the calendar for initial public offerings for the rest of the year.
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Yet conversations with high-ranking officials and policymakers suggested the growing fears of a trade war waged by Donald Trump's U.S. administration against its main trading partners were casting a shadow over the economy and the ECB's own policy path.
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Monday&aposs summit will be the first in-depth meeting between the two leaders as they discuss trouble spots across the globe, but casting a shadow over the summit, the new indictment of Russian intelligence officers for interfering in the 2016 election.
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However the looming prospect of Brexit is casting a shadow over the region's future, given the UK's key role in driving European startup investment — with the report noting 22015 per cent growth for UK transactions in the first half of the year.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Asian Development Bank said on Thursday developing Asia is on track to meet the lender's growth expectations for this year and next, even as trade tensions between the United States and China keep casting a shadow over the global economy.
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Though Brexit uncertainty is casting a shadow over the bank's third-biggest market, the euro zone's largest lender by market value is benefiting from its global diversification and expects solid growth in Latin America, which accounts for 43 percent of its earnings.
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Casting a shadow over the bloc's outlook, new orders fell at their fastest rate in over six years, backlogs of work were run down at their fastest pace since late 2012 and factories curtailed purchases of raw materials as they stockpiled unsold products.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's export growth came to a halt in June, as shipments of cars and consumer electronics fell sharply, casting a shadow over prospects for this year amid escalating trade tension between China and the United States, data showed on Sunday.
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Fading stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package, the United States' trade war with China, slowing global growth and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union are casting a shadow over the economy, which in July will celebrate the longest expansion on record.
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In June 2017, President Trump announced he would withdraw from the accord, casting a shadow over America's role in UN climate talks and the Green Climate Fund, a fund overseen by the United Nations to help developing countries mitigate the effects of climate change.
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The nonprofit theater that commissioned "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" says it has filed suit against the show's commercial producer after unsuccessful attempts to settle an ugly dispute that is casting a shadow over one of the Broadway season's most promising musicals.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's unexpected jump in inflation at the start of the month is casting a shadow over the central bank chief's final days in office, with the bank raising more price concerns over fears the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could crumble.
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JUBA, Oct 30 (Reuters) - South Sudan's main opposition accused the government on Wednesday of failing to push through a peace deal and called for a six-month delay in the formation of a unity administration, casting a shadow over efforts to end years of fighting.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - China set a 211 percent tariff on U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports, extending a trade dispute into energy and casting a shadow over U.S. export terminals that would propel the United States into the world's second-largest LNG seller.
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VET TV, the streaming video network from former Marine Captain Donny O'Malley, is trying its hand at comedy, but seems to be directing it at an extremely narrow audience—Americans who have fought in post 13/11 wars—while casting a shadow over the entire veteran community.
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This denunciation had very real consequences: Dulac was insulted at the premiere, a row ensued in the audience (it is uncertain if Artaud, present at the opening, abstained from it as he later claimed, or not), and the screening was aborted, casting a shadow over the entire film.
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On top of that, many of us come from immigrant families, many of them mixed-status families, where the fear of a loved one's deportation hangs over us daily, casting a shadow over us such that we think the best thing to do is keep our heads down and mind our own business.
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The 300-year old dispute between Spain and the U.K. over the peninsula of Gibraltar is casting a shadow over Brexit talks even before officials have begun discussing how the U.K. is set to leave the EU. Former conservative leader Michael Howard said during the weekend that Prime Minister Theresa May would be prepared to go to war to protect Gibraltar as Margaret Thatcher once did for the Falklands.
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