I was reading through it a second time and underlining things for fun, and noticing that everything I was underlining would make a great line in a song.
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At best, you could represent hypertext by underlining the text.
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Most often it's something as simple as underlining a quote.
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"It's imperative," he wrote in one email, underlining the sentence.
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Dahlman said she had been underlining sections of his book.
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Diplomats hand out leaflets underlining the closeness of trade ties.
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The gesture backfired, underlining the sappiness of the play's conclusion.
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The result has further unnerved Republicans, underlining the party's challenges.
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Mokgosi's underlining and comments on the companion text are extensive.
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It's always underlining things that its visuals already convey nicely.
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And underlining it is a disaster to build a European army.
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Underlining quite how exceptional Uber's position is in London's PHV sector.
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Tolstoy read five hours a day, underlining, folding corners and grading.
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Underlining the project, of course, was a certain level of snark.
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This is the point that Mr Rachman is underlining and updating here.
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It's more about underlining them and moving out and away from them.
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Mr. Crudup has a natural sense of drama that needs no underlining.
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And underlining that anything gained through cheating is not gained at all.
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That includes Libya, underlining Mr. Erdogan's desire for an independent foreign policy.
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The underlining message is that Trump is coming out on top — Game Over.
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It broke up shortly after the vote, underlining the political divisions in Poland.
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She questions many of our received ideas about narcissism, often underlining their absurdity.
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Underlining that sense of urgency, Ms. Lara died at age 97 in April.
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Underlining it are questions about the number of voters who may abstain altogether.
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Debt servicing is regularly subsidised by the province, underlining strong financial support from PAT.
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But his opponents are attacking his record and underlining the need for clean governance.
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It's worth underlining that the hot-dog water dude is, in fact, a dude.
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MAE CORRESPONDENT, &aposCBS THIS MORNING&apos: Underlining just how controversial this embassy move is.
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This underlining of drama is an arena in which both Bella and Cena excel.
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And I did underlining, but you wrote additional passages into it, songs and things.
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They range widely, underlining the budget office's point that precision will be a challenge.
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Uber and Hyundai, for instance, gave widely different timelines for commercialisation, underlining these challenges.
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We are the underlining of the soft belly of kangaroos crossed with examination books.
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The internal debate has more to do with legislative strategy than the underlining issue.
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Other LNG projects in British Columbia have also faced delays, underlining the market outlook.
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In the context of this season — he's a virgin — this underlining feels a little gross.
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Those People is a slow burn with insights about human nature and community worth underlining.
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Every repetition is an underlining, but it's also another maddening arc in those raptor circles.
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De Rugy was France's 14th environment minister in the last 20 years, underlining the challenges.
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Lest we forget, ABC is underlining one thing about our leading man: He's a virgin.
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Also on the list was homosexuality, underlining the conservative official view on same-sex relations.
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"I was underlining everything like I was some angsty fourteen-year-old girl," she said.
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Bai Ling tours an armada of glossy brochures, ricocheting between clinics, circling procedures, underlining discounts.
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"AI's carbon footprint is growing," he points out, underlining the environmental wastage of surveillance capitalism.
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In that context it takes only the slightest underlining to make certain themes stick out.
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The company is even weighing selling those projects, underlining the weak outlook for natural gas.
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Established party members approached and appeared to scold him, underlining the tensions within the party.
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As in 10.53, China did not set a target for exports, underlining the uncertain global outlook.
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But in 2017 it was the last to sign the agreement, underlining its tilt towards America.
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There is a deepening well of research underlining the profound problems of face recognition surveillance technology.
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At its extremes, Boy & The World can be sleepy, or strident, especially about underlining its messages.
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It could be the underlining and circling technique that helps you parse through a literature passage.
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No Republican presidential candidate has won Wisconsin in more than 28500 years, underlining Trump's underdog status.
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The president has shown no real interest in addressing the underlining causes of the deficit either.
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Underlining investor caution, equity markets in Asia extended losses and slipped across the board on Wednesday.
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But the use of bees also strengthens the point of Brooker's script without constantly underlining it.
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January inflation data showed little improvement in economic activity, underlining the need for more policy support.
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Underlining this shift in tax policy is the unincorporated nature of the Territory of Puerto Rico.
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Underlining the French connection, this block of beef is served with carrots, potatoes and winter squash.
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In a balanced wine, bitterness can play a defining role, underlining other flavors while remaining refreshing.
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Underlining the supply concerns, a Reuters poll forecast U.S. crude stockpiles to have risen last week.
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Instead, it is underlining the difficulties of running Washington now that their party bears full responsibility.
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And then there is Rechmaoui, who ups the ante by underlining unbridled human intervention and greed.
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More than 35 million watched the match in Brazil, underlining the popularity of women's soccer globally.
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"The first pitch is an important pitch," Hurdle said, underlining the intensity he wants from his pitchers.
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It raised over €12bn in commitments, underlining banks' appetite to lend in a low deal flow environment.
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On economic matters he spoke sensibly, underlining the urgent need to create conditions for boosting private investment.
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" The spiritual guru has also doubled down on the US president, underlining Trump's "lack of moral principle.
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It's worth underlining that owners of Samsung phones get the best experience from the Galaxy Watch Active.
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Underlining the ugly mood of the election, local Republican offices in North Carolina were firebombed and graffitied.
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It's also worth underlining that yes, it was possible to bend previous iPads in a similar fashion.
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JAPAN: Japanese exports contracted for the fifth month in April, underlining the threat from the trade dispute.
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Russia pointed to Tuesday's accident as underlining the need for its own Gazprom gas projects to proceed.
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Erdoğan's first steps after the referendum seem aimed at underlining his brand of tough-talking populist nationalism.
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Mr Trump said he might pay the thug's legal bills, underlining his role in inciting the violence.
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"Wait," said another girl, who had just finished underlining the part most relevant to her own life.
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Dully underlining points about Baker's relationship with race, it's more obvious and stolid than the ambiguous music.
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Crapo announced Monday he wanted public input on proposals, underlining the deliberate pace of the panel's work.
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Underlining the challenge, WineGB estimates that 3 million grapevines have been planted over the last three years.
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From there, you get further text formatting options, like bolding, italicizing, underlining, aligning, bullet points and color.
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She keeps underlining things, wondering (as she often does) whether her English is getting in the way.
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Mischa works a lot better when he's underlining another character's story than when he's carrying his own.
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You could take this underlining as a validation of the show's importance, but it saps the drama.
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Liverpool boasts two other pubs on the list, underlining the importance and rarity of their original interiors.
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Meanwhile, third-quarter revenues rose at their lowest pace in six quarters, underlining the pressure on sales.
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" Soder says, explaining his origin story, before underlining the point with another quick hit: "That's the recipe.
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The medal "aims at underlining the vocation of those who govern in helping the poor," Francis told Macron.
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However, China cancelled an upcoming trade talks with the U.S. at the weekend, underlining the fragility of negotiations.
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Coach Juan Carlos Osorio insisted that his team would not be complacent, however, underlining South Korea's tactical nous.
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China's mercurial markets found only fleeting relief, underlining how little their gyrations have to do with economic fundamentals.
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The ban has since been reversed, underlining the impression that the rules are being applied on the hoof.
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Underlining the complexity of the situation, Hadi's government quickly rejected the move, complaining that it had been bypassed.
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"Sitting there reading it with a highlighter underlining, there's only so far that will go," Dr. Bose said.
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So, as ever, Facebook is underlining that its EU regulator of choice is the Irish Data Protection Commission.
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If you want, you can format your page numbers with the bold, italics, underlining, and font style tools.
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The other underlining, bold, strike-the-box challenge is the net effect of the Citizens United court decision.
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Underlining the task facing Manley, FCA cut its full-year profit outlook after the weaker-than-expected quarter.
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A photograph appeared in the next issue of Sovietland magazine, underlining the bonhomie between Russian and Indian families.
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The first episode runs that risk, leaning hard into the melodrama and underlining its moments of pathos heavily.
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But she shone in selections, like the three from "Passion," whose lushness she could relax into without underlining.
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The script for "Sing Street," however, overstates the obvious, underlining what was already explicit in Carney's original screenplay.
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It was a plea reiterated by numerous ANC veterans this week, underlining the clear divisions in the ANC.
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Underlining the FDP's credentials as a potential ally, Spahn said the liberals were closest on policy to the conservatives.
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When Donald Trump trots out the relatives of people who were killed by unauthorized immigrants, he's underlining that association.
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Underlining a growing distortion in China's housing market, authorities in big cities have announced measures to cool the market.
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Underlining the challenges ahead, Uber's main competitor, Lyft, lost $1.14 billion in the first quarter of this year alone.
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" / "No." non-jokes and pointless, underlining asides like Phil saying something blundering, then adding, "Why did I say that?
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The footage broke hearts worldwide, underlining the suffering of the Chibok mothers -- and the plight faced by their daughters.
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By underlining the symbolism of the moment, Devon is actively working to lay a solid foundation for the alliance.
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Underlining the security risks in the region, two Germans were kidnapped on the main Abuja-Kaduna road this week.
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Underlining the SDF's determination to press ahead, a spokeswoman said on Friday it had enough fighters to take Raqqa.
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For example, as I wrote this review I considered underlining the words "which is fine" in the previous sentence.
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Underlining Google's task, the Commission on Wednesday published a tender for technical expertise to assist it with the case.
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Underlining this quote is an acceptance of anti-Black racism as a fact or natural order of the world.
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Underlining challenging conditions, Carlyle's performance fees sunk 40 percent to $197.2 million, compared with $329.8 million a year ago.
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It is the second re-trial after a hung jury, underlining the tricky nature of the financial fraud cases.
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Underlining the threat, a powerful blast hit Kabul on Sunday evening, killing one person and wounding a dozen more.
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"The painter of the future is a colorist such as there hasn't been before ," he writes, underlining the prediction.
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But it's so good at underlining the emotional stakes of its battles that we find ourselves nodding along anyway.
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"Don't forget what you are," C.C. tells Lori when she gets back to New York, underlining the episode's theme.
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Surveys this week also showed the nation's manufacturing and services sectors under increasing strain, underlining the difficulties facing businesses.
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Underlining the slowdown in the industrial export engine, German manufacturing hardly grew in February, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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A conviction could cost Thanathorn his political career, underlining the challenges faced by the anti-junta camp in Thailand.
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Many believe that's been a major reason underlining Kim's engagement with the international community over the past year or so.
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The Mega Sg will have no such problems, Taber pledged—even underlining the point by offering up FLAC-quality samples.
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Early Wednesday, however, U.S. crude made a sudden reversal and shed 2.6 percent, underlining the uncertainty of the commodity's outlook.
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Thomas's marriage is on the rocks, so the lonely derelict fireplace, with its intimations of home, registers as directorial underlining.
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The surveys and reports about the fraud rates of ICOs and other unpleasantness kept underlining our concerns report after report.
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Savoini can also be heard underlining to the other Italians the importance of keeping their relationship a tightly held secret.
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The man underlining and circling the traits we traditionally associate with serial killers — deviancy, pyromania, interest in hurting animals, etc.
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The underlining ethos of Profile is that the true barometer of success is to be comfortable in your own skin.
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Even so, there remains a steady trickle of jailbreaks involving less people but still underlining how corroded Mexican prisons are.
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The comment failed to boost shares in its local peers, underlining the big obstacles to M&A in the sector.
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The number rises to 47 percent in villages, underlining the inequality between the capital city and the rest of Thailand.
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Oliver Letwin, the amendment's main proponent, is a member of May's Conservative Party, underlining the current division within U.K. politics.
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The company expanded into the US market and signed a partnership with Dutch bank NIBC recently, underlining OakNorth's growing reach.
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The BOJ's purchase of bonds totalling 1.27 trillion yen on Friday also produced solid prices, underlining the scarcity of JGBs.
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Fourth-quarter gross domestic product expanded at a below-trend 2.3 percent annual pace, underlining heightening pressure on the economy.
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But even with minimal underlining, the change in "The Music Man" filters down through the story, bringing out different flavors.
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Underlining the country's tensions, a TV movie about the Brexit campaign starring Benedict Cumberbatch has set off anger and angst.
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Underlining the international dimension of the crisis, a group of Chinese specialists arrived in Italy with medical equipment and advice.
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The sign read: "Pouvoir Des Fleury" or "Flower Power," underlining the acrobatic goaltender's magnetic appeal to the team and city.
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Underlining the volatility in the market, advancing issues matched decliners almost 1-to-1 on the NYSE and the Nasdaq.
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Manufacturing output also fell year-on-year in July after contracting in June, underlining the fragile state of the economy.
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A number of battery companies have gone bankrupt, underlining the fact that a society-altering product might not reward shareholders.
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The race was not even close, underlining the crisis facing the mother-and-son team of Sonia and Rahul Gandhi.
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Along with the House Oversight Committee, it could also handle impeachment proceedings, underlining its potential importance in the next Congress.
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They also largely have approvals, underlining that Teck's Frontier is far from the only expansion path for Canada's oil sands.
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Secondary data on Tuesday showed a sharp deterioration in services sector activity in March, underlining the hit from the coronavirus.
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Last year, a surge in equity volatility upended some of those products in spectacular fashion, underlining the risks of such trades.
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Utilizing several annotated copies of the novel, Weber discards all text not directly referenced by the reader through underlining or commentary.
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He has a large ego and would be responsive to your call," Donatelli wrote in the memo, underlining the word "large.
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Canada earlier this month scrapped plans to buy 18 Boeing Super Hornet fighter jets, underlining Ottawa's anger over the trade challenge.
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Years of heavy money printing have hampered market functioning and hurt commercial banks' profits, underlining the rising risks of prolonged easing.
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But Washington's experience serves as a cautionary tale, underlining the challenges even supporters say could complicate the de Blasio administration's plans.
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That is also true of the Energiewende, underlining how divisive even clean energy can be when its effects spill across borders.
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Underlining the sanctions' potency, Ivan Glasenberg, the chief executive of Glencore, resigned from Rusal's board, which he had joined in 2007.
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Capita this month reported a 60 percent drop in first-half pre-tax profit, underlining the huge challenge facing the company.
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"Don't vote for Britain," read posters hanging from Mashhad's lampposts, underlining the widely-held view that perfidious Albion continues to scheme.
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Korajlic also said public broadcasters had become mouthpieces of the dominant nationalist parties, underlining the case of RS television in particular.
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Underlining Assad's confidence, the Syrian government is due to hold parliamentary elections in state-held parts of the country on Wednesday.
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Underlining the difficulty of Falcon's task, other opposition activists were organizing rallies this week to promote abstention at next month's vote.
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China's central bank is investigating the accuracy of NPL data at banks, underlining policymakers' concerns about rising debt in the country.
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Some characters, like the protagonist Jurgis Rudkus, a young Lithuanian immigrant, have simplified and exaggerated features, underlining his earnest Everyman quality.
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The people who make the switch keep underlining that the greater convenience outweighs the irritation of having to recharge a headset.
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Senate Republicans have reacted to the Congressional Budget Office report by underlining their intent to move away from the House bill.
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Data on Monday showed China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand at home and abroad.
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Underlining the increased diplomatic tensions between Turkey and the United States, the U.S. Embassy in Ankara came under gunfire on Monday.
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"Things are not THAT awful here," Shkreli wrote to friend Lisa Whisnant, underlining "THAT" three times, the New York Post reported.
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Now it appears this nightmare scenario has finally happened, underlining the arrival of a dangerous new political reality for the country.
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In particular, the documents attest to America's cash for chaos approach, underlining how formal corruption forms the foundation of Afghan politics.
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Which makes it worth underlining how unlikely Mr Sanford's new role as saviour of the republic would until recently have seemed.
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"What we fundamentally know is that tariffs do not solve the underlining problem that exists in international trade," she told CNBC.
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This part of the book is extremely effective at underlining the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and sexism in the publishing industry.
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The dollar drew further support from upbeat U.S. indicators underlining the case for further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
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But unfortunately we did not get a good response to this initiative, once again underlining the preponderance of the male ego.
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The exchange left a deep impression on Rapp, underlining just how much things were, if slowly and haphazardly, changing for the better.
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Data showed euro zone consumer confidence jumped much more than expected in January, underlining the strong momentum in the euro zone economy.
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Pope Francis is underlining the price of war, visiting an American military cemetery and the site of a Nazi massacre in Rome.
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Underlining a growing sense of urgency, President Joko Widodo was due to make his second visit to the disaster zone on Wednesday.
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The contrast with Trump's record of zero public service and his cartoonish understanding of the world at large didn't need any underlining.
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What's new: De Beers revealed Tuesday its diamond sales fell to a 2-year low, underlining a slump in the industry worldwide.
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Also, China's aluminum exports fell 6.7% in September from the previous month, underlining the impact of two key smelter outages in August.
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The greenback also drew further support from upbeat U.S. indicators underlining the case for further interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
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O, it is still planning how it will go about it, its chief executive told Reuters, underlining the difficulties of the process.
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Not one, but two disturbing twists occur at the end of the ad, each underlining the risks that come with chatting online.
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EBA's plan does not foresee the sharing of bank risks among EU states, Regling said, underlining that this "politically is an advantage".
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She also spoke to U.S. President Barack Obama, underlining Britain's commitment to sustaining the countries' "special relationship" and partnership on intelligence-sharing.
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Trump is seeing his numbers fall at a time when polls are underlining the challenging environment Republicans are facing in House races.
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"If your only outlet is your job — you are holding on far too tight," says Cole, underlining why social outlets are vital.
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LFB has over time shown a high propensity to support ATB, underlining the importance of the bank to the former's international strategy.
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But President Trump maintained that relations with Saudi Arabia were "excellent," underlining an increasingly tense division between the White House and lawmakers.
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Mr. Robert, who successfully climbed the Canada Square tower in 1995, argues that freedom is the underlining force beneath his risky undertakings.
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The husband of one of his cousins was shot dead in a dispute over dicamba drift, underlining the bitterness of the issue.
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This invites many of the clichés of the memory play — musical underlining, frozen tableaus — which the director Nigel Shawn Williams faithfully indulges.
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McMaster, for his part, in an interview earlier this month dodged questions about whether he could work with Bannon, underlining the tensions.
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Chuck Grassley echoed that sentiment, underlining how the political terrain over the months-long impeachment fight to come is already being drawn.
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Underlining the controversy surrounding the aid for the Rohingya, several dozen Buddhist monks and nationalists demonstrated outside the port terminal on Thursday.
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Rents are also rising, underlining demand among occupiers, although early second quarter indicators on yields suggest investor confidence has started to wane.
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Soy exports to China accounting for nearly 30 percent of Brazil's overall agriculture exports, underlining its increasing reliance on the Asian country.
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It is worth underlining this point: When Apple took a public stand for its users' liberty and privacy, the American government blinked.
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U.S. crude stocks were seen 3.6 million barrels higher in weekly inventory reports, underlining that supply is adequate in the world's top consumer.
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By never lingering too long in any one time period, Jenkins is able to gracefully highlight those points, without underlining them in bold.
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Underlining expectations for an economic slowdown in Saudi Arabia, retailer Jarir Marketing, a top play on the kingdom's consumer demand, fell 1.8 percent.
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Chinese iron ore futures fell nearly 1 percent after a five-day streak of gains, underlining demand concerns in the world's top consumer.
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Her sister Kylie shared the tweets on her Instagram story, underlining "it is so beyond unsafe" and adding "FACTS" to the second tweet.
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The ensuing outcry made headlines, and UIDAI quickly changed its tune, underlining its commitment to press freedom and to finding the real culprits.
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A Taliban attack on a training base for pro-government militias claimed at least 43 lives this week, underlining the parlous security situation.
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Asian stocks slid to a four-year trough as U.S. crude oil plumbed a fresh 214.015 low, underlining worries about the global economy.
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Underlining the turbulence in Europe's discount-flight market, Germania became the latest in a long list of low-cost carriers to declare bankruptcy.
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Backbenchers rallied to her defence, underlining not only Mrs May's determination to keep her but also how popular she is with her party.
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Holdings at the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund (ETF) climbed to its highest since November, underlining growing interest in the metal.
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"(They) touched on the Iran nuclear deal, the PM underlining its importance in preventing Iran from procuring nuclear weapons," May's spokesman told reporters.
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But it's hardly reassuring for buyers, underlining the fragility of a supply chain that still overwhelmingly depends on the mines of the DRC.
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In his comments on Saturday, Rouhani said the government does not have full authority over the cyberspace, underlining the limits to his powers.
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As you read, notice the profusion of sensory details by underlining all of the sights, sounds, smells, textures and tastes you come across.
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China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand at home and abroad, though its overall trade surplus rose.
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China, now the world's largest polluter, has emerged as Europe's unlikely partner in this and other areas — underlining Trump's isolation on many issues.
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Many European cities, including Paris, Berlin and Brussels, have suffered attacks in the past two years, underlining the importance of confidential intelligence cooperation.
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Miami-Dade mayor Carlos Gimenez urged the PGA to reconsider, underlining the charitable and business contributions that the tournament brought to the area.
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The man pledged allegiance to ISIS during the attack, underlining the threat to the homeland from homegrown terrorism inspired by the foreign group.
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"The near-term easing bias was dropped, underlining the importance of other central banks," Nordea chief analyst Torbjorn Isaksson said in a note.
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Questions of dress code almost always concerned only male business attire, "underlining the strong association between investment banking and masculinity," the report said.
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Republican lawmakers blasted the announcement, underlining how far Mr. Trump has strayed from the party's traditional orthodoxy of embracing free and open markets.
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At the time I thought I was a serious artist but people would always comment on the dark, underlining humor in my work.
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She writes that she maintained a "radical fidelity" to the originals, which contain crossed-out and diagonal lines, underlining, and other typographical divergences.
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Underlining the fragility of sentiment Overnight on Wall Street, the S&P 223.84 fell 27.063% and is down nearly 227.06% over a month.
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HK) plan to invest almost $2 billion in a state-of-the-art factory in China, underlining their relationship as rival Geely (0175.
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If that last point needed underlining, go to Christian Wiman's beautiful essay "I Will Love You in the Summertime," in The American Scholar.
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The leader of Hamas made a point of visiting Soleimani's successor in Tehran on Monday, underlining the group's cooperation with the Islamic republic.
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It is the first time there has been a compulsory call out of reserve brigades in Australia, underlining the scale of the emergency.
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Trump also acknowledged weapon smuggling as a problem while underlining that every nation has the right to build physical barriers on its borders.
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China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand at home and abroad, though its overall trade surplus rose .
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Modi also spoke at length about delivering a "new India" by 2022, underlining his confidence of winning the next general election, due by 2019.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel became the latest Western leader on Thursday to urge restraint, while underlining Turkey's need to take action against the rebels.
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Euro zone inflation slowed to a 14-month low in February, underlining the European Central Bank's caution in removing stimulus despite growth exceeding expectations.
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Escalating health care costs are set to place an unsustainable burden on citizens, underlining the need for drastic reforms, according to the World Bank.
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NETTUNO, Italy – Pope Francis is underlining the price of war, visiting an American military cemetery and the site of a Nazi massacre in Rome.
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Underlining concerns about jobs, Opel's European works council said it had agreed to open a line of communication with its counterpart at PSA Group.
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Current account data on Thursday are seen as a potential flashpoint, underlining the scale of investment Britain needs to balance its twin annual deficits.
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He made another visit on Wednesday, underlining the urgency of the rescue effort, as frustration about a lack of food, fuel and equipment mounted.
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The deal is the biggest in the electronic payments industry, underlining the growing popularity of digital payments for online and store sales versus cash.
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In explaining the decision, Jack Dorsey, Twitter's chief executive, did a nice job of underlining Zuckerberg's hypocrisy on this issue (without ever naming him).
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Underlining the speculative nature of investment in cryptocurrencies, it then rose by 6% in a day to above $4,000, its biggest leap since July.
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Underlining weaker consumption, leading steelmaker Baoshan Iron & Steel Co Ltd said on Monday it would cut prices of its key products for January delivery.
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"I'm reading it with a pen in hand so I can do some underlining and margin writing," Watson wrote on the club's GoodReads page.
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Underlining that reform implementation slowed in recent months, Regling advised that any increases in the minimum wage should be in line with productivity growth.
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The volume of shipments also rose 8.4 percent from a year earlier, up for a second straight month, underlining a pickup in external demand.
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"Mustn't Hurry" glides along carefully before unfolding to display a huge, glowing keyboard figure that keeps spiraling around her vocals, underlining the melodic nuance.
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However, underlining expectations for an economic slowdown in Saudi Arabia, retailer Jarir Marketing - a top play on the kingdom's consumer demand - fell 1.1 percent.
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The news sparked a rally in the copper market underlining just how important these two African countries have become to the global supply picture.
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Underlining firm demand for iron ore in China, stocks of the raw material at China's major ports stood at 141.65 million tons on Nov.
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"Galicia is today an exception in Spanish politics," said Mr. Núñez Feijóo, underlining the ease with which his party will form a new government.
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Benefit applications, a proxy for layoffs, have been at ultra-low levels for an extended period, underlining the strength of the U.S. labor market.
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By the end, she has served as funeral director, minister and marriage counselor, mocking the authority of such professions while also underlining their necessity.
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The economy could face bigger downward pressure next year, Premier Li Keqiang said this month, underlining Beijing's challenge to stabilise growth and support employment.
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Underlining that his political strength in the heartland is impervious to Washington angst, the President tweeted out a series of congressional endorsements on Wednesday.
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Theirs is the first royal tour to Pakistan since 2006 – underlining the difficulties, because of security, that have existed in the 13 years since.
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The economy could face bigger downward pressure next year, Premier Li Keqiang said this month, underlining Beijing's challenge to stabilize growth and support employment.
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Underlining the regional rifts, a senior Iranian military official signaled on Tuesday that Iran could send military advisers to Yemen to help the Houthis.
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Underlining this discussion, there appears to be disregard by Congress of how the current political status is the cause and effect of these proposals.
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That seemed to be the goal of the slideshow: underlining to donors the importance of keeping the House in GOP hands to prevent impeachment.
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Wildfire experts say fires frequently return to areas that have burned recently, underlining how no part of the state can let down its guard.
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The revised GDP confirmed imports fell faster than exports in the first quarter, underlining the broadening pressure across the economy as consumers grow more cautious.
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Underlining sharp differences among the American public over the issue, counter-demonstrators and supporters of gun rights were also in evidence in many U.S. cities.
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Further underlining the relationship&aposs importance, the visit marks Putin&aposs first overseas trip since he began his new term in office a month ago.
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"This year's target for urban job creation is 1 million more than last year, underlining the greater importance we are attaching to employment," Li said.
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Daiwa's Sato added that a short-term correction in futures was possible, but noted underlining sentiment was likely to be supported by the weak yen.
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As you listen, annotate by underlining, highlighting or writing in the margins — reacting or responding to anything in the lyrics or in the music itself.
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On Thursday investors pushed the kiwi dollar up over 1 percent to a high of $0.7351, underlining just how daunting a challenge the RBNZ faces.
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It repudiates the idea of a Palestinian state, underlining the Jewish people's biblical and religious connections to the land that Palestinians seek for a state.
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Japan's factory output posted the biggest decline in a year in January, data showed on Thursday, underlining the widening economic impact of the Sino-U.
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Anna did not take it well; she re-read all sympathy cards and letters sent to her, underlining phrases that were especially complimentary of Ann.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May rubber-stamped her globalist agenda to CNBC Thursday, underlining that the country will not give in to protectionism and isolationism.
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Underlining the work of Chanel's "petites mains", sparkling embellishments, feathers, embroidered lace, pleating and draping were among some of their craftsmanship on display on dresses.
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Underlining confidence in Damascus, a top Assad aide reiterated its view that local truce agreements and "destroying terrorism" were the way towards a political solution.
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H: Could you highlight one or two of your past curatorial projects, maybe as a way of underlining some of your values as a curator?
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JASPER KIRKBYCERN physicistGeneva You are right that a key factor underlining our prosperity is predictability and an underdog's success can be seen as undermining that.
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To fight this rising tide, Chinese courts have ramped up their use of shaming tactics, underlining the failure of other methods of making debtors pay.
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China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand and cooling hopes of a recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
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The report is the latest research underlining the idea that the wealthiest households in the world are increasingly capturing a larger share of global wealth.
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Underlining gold's rising appeal, holdings in eight major gold exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rose to 43.3 million ounces on Friday, the highest since July 2015.
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However the figure fell a little short of its own sales goal of 80 million, underlining how much dynamism there is in the smartphone market.
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Beauty conquers all, even sadness or science: JANE is in her mid-30s and attractive, even now with dark semi-circles underlining her closed eyes.
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The turnout was 84.6 percent, the highest ever for an election or referendum in the United Kingdom, underlining how important the vote felt to Scots.
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And suddenly, "Sakina's Restaurant" has acquired a new, somber underlining, making us miss a time when ignorance was paired with benign disinterest rather than hate.
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The revised GDP confirmed imports fell faster than exports in the first quarter, underlining the broadening pressure across the economy as consumers grow more cautious.
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The cloud business has seen a surge as more work shift online, underlining the need to add more centers that cater to the rising demand.
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Underlining the worries about economic disruption, cinema operator Cineworld slid 8.6% despite saying it had not observed any significant impact on its movie theatre admissions.
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As I read Schulz's essay, I found myself underlining, and then copying, sentences that left me breathless, as if I were reading a lyric poem.
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China has maintained a budget deficit target of 3 percent of gross domestic product for this year, underlining its focus on debt reduction and reform.
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Another tool that the Sanders campaign used to woo progressive groups is Ocasio-Cortez's support, underlining her political power nationally and importance to his bid.
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Softening Sales Growth Volume and pricing have consistently contributed to revenue growth, underlining Nestle's ability to drive both revenue components while delivering profit margin improvements.
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"[They] touched on the Iran nuclear deal, the PM underlining its importance in preventing Iran from procuring nuclear weapons," a spokesman for May told Reuters.
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He then said he was rescinding his earlier offer, underlining the influence progressives inside and outside the Capitol will have in the weeks going forward.
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But being toxic to a fan, and using the word "pussy" to demean that fan, is only underlining Azzarello's biggest critics' reservations about his work.
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Still, Cohen expressed optimism about HIV treatment, underlining that antiretroviral drugs have become more effective, reliable, durable, easier to take, well-tolerated and much less expensive.
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Traders shifted into currencies deemed safer, such as the yen and Swiss franc, underlining market worries about Turkey, but on Tuesday those jitters appeared to subside.
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The stark, deceptively ordinary surfaces of sliding doors, tatami mats, grass, or pavement are paired with each chapter's title page, underlining radiation's uncanny yet domestic disposition.
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Underlining the tensions, Israel killed seven militants in an overnight air strike on the Syrian-held part of the Golan Heights, Israeli radio said on Thursday.
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The meeting brings together more than 40 heads of government including the 29 allies and non-member partners from Finland to Afghanistan, underlining the organisation's reach.
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It repeated the familiar rhetoric of Mr Xi's presidency, underlining the party's commitment to fighting corruption and the need for party members to be more disciplined.
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Both screens retain their readability and usability in bright sunlight outdoors, again underlining the versatility of this prototype as a do-it-all note-taking device.
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"When Russia understood how painful global crises are, these (types of moves) were accelerated," he said, underlining how well the measures have served the country since.
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Continental's FFO net leverage stabilised at 1.2x at end-2015 despite the large acquisitions closed in 2015, underlining the continuous and material deleveraging efforts since 0003.
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Underlining these pressures, data released earlier in the day showed retailers began the second quarter of the year on a gloomy note with April sales falling.
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Underlining the difficulty of such an approach, however, they were divided over how to impose sanctions on countries that help tax avoidance, which is often legal.
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But North Korea used Chinese-made trucks to display missiles at the military parade on Saturday, according to photographs, underlining the difficulty in enforcing U.N. sanctions.
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Russia on Wednesday launched a second wave of airstrikes in Syria from a base in Iran, underlining its intensification of an air war in the country.
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Underlining that tension, Bolsonaro told reporters on Monday that certain units of Petrobras could be privatized, even though the company is deemed strategic for the nation.
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"If anything is clear to me, the public concerns underlining and informing the criminal justice system are even stronger [than those in civil cases]," Starr explained.
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She frequently referenced these ideas during our talk, underlining key words like "ambition" and "evolve," while talking me through her ideal vision for goals and feedback.
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A significant minority, four out of 10 respondents, said the border crossers could make Canada "less safe," underlining the potential political risk for Trudeau's Liberal government.
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An official reportedly accused the French president of trying to play to his domestic audience by also underlining issues such as gender equality and climate change.
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Senior officials have sought to renew the urgency surrounding the issue in recent months by underlining the threat during congressional testimony and speeches at security forums.
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It served as an admirable bit of spiritual shorthand that made them seem tolerant while also underlining their identity as serious men and women of faith.
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Underlining how much a corner has been turned in China, Xi himself arrived in Wuhan Tuesday for an inspection tour, his first since the outbreak began.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. reported its goods trade deficit with China surged to an all-time high last year, underlining one of the key sticking points.
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At a time when trust in democracy is waning, everybody kept underlining their faith in our democratic system, that voting is the way to make change.
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"The mobile market is as challenging as expected, underlining the need for the decisive actions that we set out in June," said Chief Executive Alex Baldock.
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Darling is an exceptional broadcaster because of the refreshing honesty underlining his communication skills, and those qualities come through in the book, written with Daniel Paisner.
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It was one of the biggest pro-government demonstrations in Caracas in months, underlining the government's desire to portray strength and tenacity after the failed uprising.
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It even takes its title from a 1952 exploitation film starring conjoined twins who had previously appeared in Freaks, further underlining its corrective approach to history.
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Biden told reporters Saturday morning he was in good shape in South Carolina, striking a balance between underlining the importance of the race and controlling expectations.
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Crude futures prices dropped after Saudi Arabia ruled out production cuts and an industry report said U.S. crude stockpiles hit record levels, underlining the supply glut.
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The superhero film, the 18th in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, declined only 46 percent from its opening Friday-Sunday — underlining the film's massive appeal among moviegoers.
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But that news was overshadowed by the unbridled expansion in Iran, South Korea and Italy, underlining the threat of a global pandemic racing out of control.
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Grammarly's claret-red error stripe, underlining my spelling mistakes, is not as schoolmasterly as Google Docs' stop-sign-red squiggle; I felt less in error somehow.
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The Lowy Institute's 2019 Global Diplomacy Index, published Wednesday, showed China had climbed to the top spot for the first time, underlining Beijing's growing international ambitions.
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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in Cuba declined to comment on the proposed reforms, underlining the sensitivity of the issue in the socialist state.
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Peña Nieto said the North American region as a whole must become more competitive, underlining that 6 million U.S. jobs depend directly on exports to Mexico.
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Zadic is also a negotiator in the coalition talks, underlining the stark policy differences between the left-wing Greens and Kurz's People's Party (OVP) on immigration.
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Underlining the squeeze on retailers' profit margins, sales in value terms rose only 2.7% in the year to May, the smallest rise in nearly three years.
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Calling this the Club Collection, Apple rightly calls these designs bold and vivid, underlining an attitude of "If it makes you happy, wear it" to streetwear styling.
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WILDLY POPULAR &aposFORTNITE&apos VIDEO GAME BREAKS YOUTUBE STREAMING RECORD Underlining its popularity, "Fortnite" set a new YouTube record for a live gaming stream earlier this year.
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Airbus reiterated a cautious outlook for 2016, underlining what many analysts see as a tricky, transitional year between old and new models at the two leading planemakers.
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Since Aug 1, the average daily move in the pound has been large - around 0.4 percent - with slightly more negative days than positive ones, underlining investor nerves.
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The music, too, relates mostly to the beautiful films, underlining scenes of agitation, for example, with liberal dissonance and in general fomenting a mood of, yes, disquiet.
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The 3-2 ruling followed a rare public debate among the judges, held in only 0.3% of supreme-court cases, underlining the national importance of the issue.
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Underlining optimism towards the metal, holdings of the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, SPDR Gold Shares, rose to the highest since December 2013 on Wednesday.
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But the Kremlin made no mention of the subject being discussed, referring only to the two underlining the importance of restoring mutually-beneficial trade and economic ties.
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Underlining that threat, Taiwan sent ships and aircraft earlier on Wednesday to shadow a Chinese aircraft carrier group through the narrow Taiwan Strait, its defense ministry said.
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Underlining the international support Guaido has received in recent weeks, British entrepreneur Richard Branson is scheduled to hold a pro-aid concert just inside Colombia on Friday.
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But underlining the caution with which foreign governments are viewing Trump's comments, Turkey said it was waiting to see the outcome of a "study" requested by Trump.
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Now, with more space to explore how this might have happened, the show is doing a stronger job underlining how they might operate as a resistance network.
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Take whatever time you need, but if this continues to tear you up inside, you might have underlining loneliness and attachment issues to address with a professional.
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While he has stuck to his guns on the need for reforms, Mulvaney also is underlining that it would apply to future beneficiaries with time to adjust.
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Underlining the extent of Trudeau's problems, a new poll showed his ruling center-left Liberals had slipped behind their main rivals ahead of an election in October.
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Underlining the latest flare-up in enmities, another senior official this month accused the Church of seeking war, while a bishop alleged clergy's telephones were being tapped.
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LEICESTER, England (Reuters) - Lifelong Manchester United fan Danny Simpson says champions Leicester City will go for broke at Old Trafford on Saturday, underlining coach Claudio Ranieri's philosophy.
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"We also know that we Europeans must really take our fate into our own hands," she added, underlining Europe's frustration with Trump on climate policy in particular.
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Importantly, Alibaba reported that 82 percent of its 2016 Singles Day sales came from mobile devices, underlining once again the outsized economic impact and influence of smartphones.
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China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand at home and abroad and weighing on materials stocks as well as copper prices.
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In the weeks since, her campaign has continued to run television ads underlining the argument that Trump does not have the temperament and judgment to be president.
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Pembina announced the Phase V expansion in April and since then customers have committed to an extra 30,000 bpd of capacity, underlining the strong demand for space.
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Meantime, Daimler and its Chinese partner BAIC said they planned to invest almost $2 billion in a state-of-the-art factory in China, underlining their relationship.
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Underlining the state of flux within the primary, Warren has now made clear that she would not seek to enact "Medicare for All" immediately after taking office.
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Underlining the political schism, about 800,000 Palestinians were expected to vote for representatives in 145 local councils in the West Bank, but not in the Gaza Strip.
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British media said the contempt move was also supported by the small Northern Irish party which props up May's minority government, underlining her precarious position in parliament.
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A new poll is finding broad support for an annual wealth tax on people with assets of at least $50 million, underlining support for taxing the rich.
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Blazer marked the event on his blog, Travels with Chuck Blazer and His Friends, by quietly underlining both his alienation from his classmates and his own success.
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They are followers of Michael X, who is present only via archival footage, with his absence from the constructed scenes underlining the characters' lack of driving force.
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But Yum's China sales dipped 0.4 percent in 2015, after two flat years, underlining how managers have struggled to repair its reputation since the food safety scares.
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Underlining the challenges it faces, Royal Mail said it expected the number of letters sent to fall by 7-9 percent in the 2019-20 financial year.
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Those Arab states that did not express outright fealty to the kingdom have remained largely silent on the Khashoggi killing, underlining their fear of angering Saudi rulers.
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Underlining the broad-based tumble, declining issues outnumbered advancers for an 18-to-1 ratio on the NYSE and a 17-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq.
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"This article does not corroborate the Steele dossier because it is derived from information leaked by Steele himself to Yahoo News," the memo said, underlining the assertion.
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Underlining the point a bit thickly, Williams associates each with a relevant symbol: Alma's a stone statue of an angel called Eternity, and John's an anatomy chart.
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Separately Turkish industrial production climbed 8.6% year on year in December, rising for a fourth straight month and underlining economic strength in the last quarter of 2019.
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The boat that capsized off Lesbos had been escorted there by a Turkish vessel, the Greek coast guard said, underlining the escalating tensions between Ankara and Athens.
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Underlining the depth of the difficulties facing Deripaska's firms, a Russian government source said that Rusal had asked the Russian government to buy some of its output.
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Other core bond yields, including the French and Dutch, also rose, underlining the importance of a Brexit deal for euro zone economies as well as the British.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager flagged the move last week, underlining the possibility of some companies acquiring data-rich rivals to lock in users and exclude competitors.
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The global bills accrued because of failures by prior administrations are coming due on Trump's watch, underlining the gravity of the international threats facing the United States.
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Seibert, a dance critic for The New York Times, demonstrates an "admirable commitment to underlining the centrality of blackness to good tap," our reviewer, John McWhorter, wrote.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Gunmen shot dead a former television journalist and adviser to the Afghan parliament in Kabul on Saturday, underlining threats to women and drawing widespread condemnation.
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"Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods is one of the most recent examples underlining the company's ambitions to drive greater wallet share among current Prime members," wrote Sheridan.
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They met a cross-section of inspiring opinion-formers and young future leaders, underlining the rich and diverse nature of the UK's modern partnership with South Africa.
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Underlining all of his creative pursuits, is the deep discomfort of never being able to live freely as a homosexual, of living a life of endless discretion.
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But some pro-Brexit campaigners are calling on the prime minister to get ready to step away from the talks - underlining the deep divisions in the Conservative Party.
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Underlining Tehran's growing regional clout, pro-Iranian group Hezbollah and its political allies won just over half the seats in Lebanon's parliamentary election, unofficial results showed on Monday.
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Underlining how much a popular vote against his proposed constitutional reform has weakened Renzi's position, 40 PD senators issued an appeal last week to keep Gentiloni in place.
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Underlining his green ambitions, Sanchez brought environment and energy together into one ministry, which has since passed measures aimed at reducing electricity prices and favors promoting renewable energy.
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Other forecasters see the commodity at anywhere between $21.4 to as high as $80 in the coming year, underlining the lack of consensus and predictability in the market.
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And so the gif animation's underlining of the importance of consent, therefore, is better, and especially admirable, because it's a simple, catch-all message that applies to everyone.
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"It shouldn't happen," says Blomfield emphatically, before underlining that its own in-house card processing technology, which powers its new current account, is already proving much more reliable.
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But Muslims were still forced to hide public expression of their faith "because of an underlining prejudice that 'you're not totally French if you're a Muslim,'" Alouane said.
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Abuja, Nigeria (CNN)It was footage that broke hearts around the world, underlining the ongoing suffering of the Chibok mothers -- and the unimaginable plight faced by their daughters.
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It was the first decline in four months, dragged down by retailers and wholesalers, underlining fragility in the private consumption that constitutes about 60 percent of the economy.
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Authorities in Nanjing, in the eastern coastal province of Jiangsu, issued similar measures on Monday, underlining how the government's tightening campaign has spread to more "second tier" cities.
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The new contract will cover around 13 million doses at a price of around $48 per dose, Larsen said, underlining that uncertainties around price and volume still remained.
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The latter had a generally flat Q27.3, with just a slight decline in units shipped, according to Gartner's data — underlining Xiaomi's motivations for teasing a dual folding smartphone.
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Meanwhile, supply chains at small, medium and even larger companies are breaking down, underlining just how much corporate India - not just the shadow economy - relies on hard cash.
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The new British leader also spoke to U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday, underlining Britain's commitment to sustaining the countries' special relationship and key partnership on intelligence sharing.
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The aim of that operation was probably to bolster the Kremlin's standing at home, underlining the Putin regime's overall propaganda narrative: that the West is hypocritical and hostile.
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Australia's central bank saw growing risks in the nation's hot housing market when it left rates steady earlier this month, underlining the case against further easing in policy.
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Analyzed by Symantec, research shows accounts took on average 177 days from creation to actually tweeting, a number underlining the patience in planning that went into the campaign.
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Outsourcer Interserve this week become the latest company to move to shore up its balance sheet, underlining the frailties of a sector where margins can be wafer-thin.
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Trump's comments have put Republicans in a tough spot, underlining the more friendly approach he has taken with Russia and the more critical approach with U.S. intelligence agencies.
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A final quarter-point rise under Janet Yellen next month is almost fully baked in to short-term interest rates, underlining the Fed's continuing optimism about the economy.
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BBVA drew some €5bn in orders despite offering little or no concession, underlining the wealth of demand for the product despite being specifically designed as loss-absorbing capital.
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Aides to Oversight Committee Republicans who could be in the running declined to say Wednesday whether they'd run for the post, underlining how unexpected the sudden opening was.
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Earlier on Wednesday, jailed reformist Anwar Ibrahim was granted a full pardon and freed, underlining the dramatic changes in the Southeast Asian country in the last seven days.
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But many worked as technologists in other industries such as banking and healthcare, underlining the opportunity for workers with the right skills — especially outside hubs like Silicon Valley.
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However the watchdog also makes a point of underlining Uber's problematic handling of the incident, couching this as "inadequate decision-making", not merely censuring Uber's also "inadequate" security.
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Underlining endemic corruption in Spain, Manos Limpias was recently put under investigation, after it was accused of blackmailing potentially fraudulent officials in return for dropping charges against them.
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FACTORIES: Underlining the weak demand outlook, a Reuters poll showed factory activity in China is expected to have contracted for the third month in a row in July.
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"These types of lists, it is worth underlining, are incompatible with international law and constitute in themselves a form of psychological and political terrorism," Venezuela's foreign ministry said.
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A UK National Grid spokesman said there was sufficient gas supply to meet demand amid multiple outages, underlining the breadth of concern about supply after the Baumgarten blast.
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As one of the most densely populated countries in the world, Singapore has limited street space for skaters to perfect their skills, underlining the need for specialized zones.
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New York (CNN Business)US employers added 3803,2380 jobs in December, well above what economists expected and underlining that the American economy remains strong despite recent market turbulence.
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Though Mr. Lutz is 31, the suit seemed to age him, underlining one of the problems with the designs Mr. Abboud has produced since returning to his label.
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Underlining his situation, Berenger's once-magnificent kingdom is depicted as swiftly receding: Its borders shrink, its population dwindles and even the throne room threatens to crumble around him.
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Polley's script is sturdy, occasionally leaning too heavily on underlining Atwood's themes to make sure they come across when viewers don't have constant access to Grace's inner monologue.
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The meeting, to discuss security issues in the Middle East, is a feather in the cap for Mr. Netanyahu, underlining his ability to convene the world's major powers.
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With no underlining and without sacrificing laughs, she's able in the last scene to bring the audience to an unexpectedly ambivalent conclusion about the morality of cultural dominance.
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The virus is underlining the difficult trade-offs countries must make when trying to contain the pandemic, with many fearing that India's poorest people will be severely hit.
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The virus is underlining the difficult trade-offs countries must make when trying to contain the pandemic, with many fearing that India's poorest people will be severely hit.
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Underlining the panic over the threat of economic disruption, cinema operator Cineworld slid 5% despite saying it had not observed any significant impact on its movie theatre admissions.
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Cromer has likewise forsworn, as a writer steers around clichés, any emotional underlining of the kind you typically get from costumes (David Hyman), sound (Daniel Kluger) and overacting.
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The new 30-year BTP bond Italy sold on Wednesday met strong demand from international investors, underlining interest in long term Italian government debt, a Treasury official said.
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Underlining relatively strong consumer confidence, a report on Wednesday showed U.S. shoppers spent more online during the holiday shopping season, with e-commerce sales hitting a record high.
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Microsoft was hit with a 561 million euro ($606.44 million)penalty in 2013 for breaking an antitrust promise to regulators, underlining how serious the Commission views procedural breaches.
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Underlining relatively strong consumer confidence, a report on Wednesday showed U.S. shoppers spent more online during the holiday shopping season, with e-commerce sales hitting a record high.
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Underlining the disaffection with the union, protesters took to the streets on Saturday afternoon, shutting down Rome neighborhoods and railing against European technocrats, capitalism and shadowy economic powers.
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The Turkish lira's continued recovery helped some emerging market currencies, although the Chinese yuan slipped slightly after Thursday's big rise, underlining investor nervousness about volatility in developing markets.
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Now, a free plug-in for Google Chrome will make that goal more attainable, working like a spell check for negative phrases in emails, underlining them in red.
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Investment banking now accounts for 54 percent of Deutsche Bank's revenues, which fell across all divisions in the first quarter of the year, underlining the enormity of the challenge.
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"High-frequency indicators had stabilized and remained at elevated levels, underlining the overall robustness of economic activity," chief economist Peter Praet told policymakers at the meeting, the minutes showed.
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Audi will also skip the 2019 Detroit show, which the VW group attended with a significantly reduced line-up this year, underlining the wider shift away from such gatherings.
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"This book says a lot about how the most successful people are 'givers,' while also underlining where to draw the line to not get taken advantage of," So said.
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"We don't always want to be in a tug of war," David told Radio La Red, underlining the internal party rifts between Fernandez's allies and more moderate, centrist Peronists.
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Underlining the fickle nature of grand slams, Nadal's first-round slayer and compatriot Fernando Verdasco exited after a hard-fought four-set loss to pint-sized Israeli Dudi Sela.
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Large copies of the contracts for their services hung on the wall of the gallery, and the dancers clocked in and out, underlining the idea that this is labor.
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But it quickly rebounded as investors anticipated easings by other central banks, underlining the challenge of keeping the currency down in a world where negative rates are now commonplace.
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By underlining his opposition to trade deals mostly reviled by leading unions, Sanders, who has also criticized President Donald Trump's record on this front, could cut into Biden's support.
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"High-frequency indicators had stabilised and remained at elevated levels, underlining the overall robustness of economic activity," chief economist Peter Praet told policymakers at the meeting, the minutes showed.
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It fell short of market expectations of operating earnings of 2557 cents a share, underlining how even the biggest oil sands producers are struggling to cope with slumping prices.
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She's the kind of person who will read a book twice, back to back, underlining the ideas she wants to hold onto, and sit with just a little longer.
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AT&T made an offer for Time Warner, in a deal valued at $22017bn, underlining the push to establish giants in the media industry that combine distribution with content.
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China's fiscal spending increased 23% in the first six months from a year earlier, the finance ministry said on Tuesday, underlining the government's bid to support the slowing economy.
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"But if they took that step (of contacting Moro), there's an interest in getting hold of that evidence," the source said, underlining the high-level nature of the discussions.
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Detainees include those who left on boats for Europe and were brought back by the Libyan Coast Guard, Cochetel said, underlining it is not a safe country of asylum.
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"It's a little chaotic in the beginning," she acknowledged, before underlining that thanks to next-day delivery expectations, time is rarely on the side of her consumer retail clients.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. reported its goods trade deficit with China surged to an all-time high last year, underlining one of the key sticking points in the talks.
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Underlining the potential, consultant Willis Towers Watson said China has one of the lowest ratios of private-employee annuity pension assets to GDP among major economies at 1.5 percent.
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In "Participaciones y Localizaciones" (1973) Espinoza has individuals wear the gridded canvas, underlining the minimalist object's relationship to the body through its use as a performative element or prop.
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In some ways, "Marriage Story" is harder on Charlie than on Nicole, underlining his self-absorbed, self-pitying tendencies, but he also occupies the film's sympathetic center of gravity.
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Underlining the CHP's dilemma, a poll shared among its members and seen by Reuters showed some 46% of its voters either disapproved of the Syria operation or were undecided.
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Underlining the concerns about market stability, the central bank intervened in money markets last week, worried that lenders were too dependent on short-term funds to finance bond positions.
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The recent breach of a billing collection provider for blood testing groups Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp are underlining the serious threats posed to the health care sector from cyberattacks.
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Underlining that point, the "correbous," a summer festival typical of southern Catalonia in which a bull is let loose to run the streets, was not covered by the ban.
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Later that year, the Ciercos sued the Treasury Department in federal court in Washington, D.C., seeking to force FinCEN to release the evidence underlining its claims about the bank.
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Sotheby's in New York announced on Thursday its first-ever auction dedicated to sneakers, underlining their fast-growing status as collectibles able to command tens of thousands of dollars.
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Underlining confidence in the women's game, tickets for this year's women's Ashes cricket series against England will be sold for the first time rather than given away for free.
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Ms. Szadkowski's earthy, approachable Yelena has a convincing melancholy underlining, and Ms. Millonzi handles Sonya, who can too easily be reduced to a pathetic sad sack, with sympathetic care.
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Before "Southern Promises" begins, the actors gather on the Flea Theater stage to deliver preliminary remarks, mostly underlining that the show's cast is made up of people of color.
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Go deeper: Hours after the Taliban attack, the group announced they had resumed peace talks with U.S. officials, underlining the complexities of winding down America's presence in the country.
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Underlining the volatility in the market, declining issues outnumbered advancers for a 1.14-to-1 ratio on the NYSE and for a 1.13-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq.
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But much of that information is controlled by third-party technology companies rather than by the restaurants, underlining the importance of tech expertise as the industry grows more competitive.
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Underlining the pinch caused by the trade war, growth of China's exports slowed to just 26.8794% last year from a near 10% gain in 2018, reflecting falling U.S. sales.
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Last month, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kabul and Islamabad on the same day, underlining the drive to improve stability and overcome the longstanding hostility in the region.
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Videos she posts to her Facebook page pull in millions of views, underlining the fact that she remains one of her party's most popular figures and a progressive hero.
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Underlining the pinch caused by the trade war, growth of China's exports slowed to just 26.8794% last year from a near 10% gain in 2018, reflecting falling U.S. sales.
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January's import number was not too far above the 93.7 million tonnes recorded for the month on Thomson Reuters ship-tracking data, underlining efforts of mills to replenish inventories.
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But the collapse of the Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam in Laos in July 2018 killed dozens of people and displaced over 6,000, underlining concerns over their safety.
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I'd read one passage intensely for a little bit and then move on to the next, underlining as I went, as though I were on some kind of search.
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The initial GDP had showed imports fell faster than exports in the first quarter, underlining the broadening pressure across the economy as consumers have also been reluctant to spend.
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The company primarily sells online, and it hires formerly incarcerated men to sew the shirts, underlining Birky's belief that entrepreneurs have the power to enact change through their business models.
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Rupert Murdoch's recent bid for Britain's Sky has focused the minds of European media players, underlining the need to attain scale to compete with online platforms like Netflix and Amazon.
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Even so, CEO Sanjay Mehrotra warned of "ongoing uncertainty" that could affect the business relationship, underlining the questions that currently face US tech companies that rely on the Chinese market.
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As in 2016, China did not set a target for exports in 2017, underlining the uncertain global outlook, but Li said China will take steps to steady exports this year.
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Because of the paperwork, this wood becomes legal even if it was stolen from a protected area, said Brindis, underlining what he sees as a limit in the new platform.
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Alibaba and SoftBank announced plans to form a joint venture on Friday to launch cloud computing services in Japan, underlining the Chinese e-commerce giant's global ambitions in the space.
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Sweden's far-right populists won their biggest ever share of the vote in Sunday's general elections, underlining how immigration has reshaped politics even in one of Europe's most tolerant democracies.
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Among other factors underlining the case for steady policy, oil prices have moved off their recent lows, which is good news for energy exporting nations like Australia, Varathan pointed out.
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Through these lenses, he generously shares his hard-earned insights about love, art, and humanity — and if you're anything like me, you'll find yourself underlining many passages to return to.
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By treating reasonable concerns about Mr Trump's election as just another partisan fight, Mr Ryan and his colleagues are instead underlining the extent to which they have abandoned that ambition.
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Russia, Assad's most powerful ally, has carried out air strikes targeting Islamic State in the al-Bab area in support of both sides, underlining big shifts in the diplomatic landscape.
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Exports declined even though China has allowed the yuan to weaken nearly 22015 percent against the U.S. dollar since last August, underlining the extent to which global demand has weakened.
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Western officials privately estimate the Taliban are contesting as much territory as at any time since their regime was toppled in 2001, underlining the need to wrest back the initiative.
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Instead, the underlining message seems to be that the Facebook of today is a far cry from the company he once worked for, and his perceptions are out-of-date.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Bond volumes for ChemChina's subsidiary jumped this month, underlining the market's divided views over the chemical giant's $43.5 billion acquisition of Swiss-based seeds company Syngenta SYNN.
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Japanese manufacturers' and service providers' business confidence held steady at high levels in July, a separate Reuters poll found on Wednesday, underlining the central bank's upbeat view on the economy.
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Underlining weather damage in Europe, Strategie Grains again sharply cut its estimate for this year's soft wheat harvest in the European Union, notably citing "catastrophic" yields in Germany and Scandinavia.
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A final quarter-point rise under current Chair Janet Yellen next month is almost fully baked in to short-term interest rates, underlining the Fed's continuing optimism about the economy.
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"We were originally for Carson, but I don't know that he can beat Hillary," she said, underlining the desire of many voters for a slayer of the likely Democratic nominee.
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The buoyant results resonated with the performance of some of Blackstone's peers, underlining the importance of rebounding oil prices and a steady U.S. stock market in shoring up investment returns.
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Sanders, who caucuses with Democrats but serves in the Senate as an independent, raised $28503 million in his first day on the campaign trail, underlining the seriousness of his candidacy.
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But they were rebuffed by Democrats who want a smaller sum, as well as restrictions underlining that the money cannot be used for an actual wall, merely for border security.
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But that good news has been overshadowed by the stumbles, which have signaled the enmity in some quarters of the Democratic Party for O'Rourke, while underlining questions about his readiness.
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Underlining his fragile position, the special session was called by the opposition and Rajoy only appeared after former political allies joined with left-wing parties to demand he answer questions.
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The violence has left much of the country on edge while underlining the stark polarization in politics that seems worse than any period since at least the Vietnam-era 2628s.
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Underlining an expected shift in longer term oil demand, car group Volvo said on Wednesday that from 2019 all of its new models would be fully electric or hybrid vehicles.
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There are 18 players on the United States roster, including two alternates, and 11 of them are from Pennsylvania, underlining the strength of the sport in the Eastern United States.
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Democratic aides are underlining they consider the event a "briefing," rather than a "meeting," indicating they don't expect a negotiation on ending a partial government shutdown that started Dec. 22.
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Exports declined even though China has allowed the yuan to weaken nearly 28 percent against the U.S. dollar since last August, underlining the extent to which global demand has weakened.
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BEIJING, March 1 (Reuters) - Chinese home prices grew at a stronger pace in February, two private surveys showed on Tuesday, underlining signs of recovery taking hold in the housing market.
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Spot gold, which like the yen is often bought as a safe-haven during times of uncertainty, rose 0.25% to $1,474.82 per ounce, underlining investors' reluctance to take on risk.
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The Texas killer was not motivated by racial hatred, as was the killer of the Charleston churchgoers, but by family grievance, underlining the lethal combination of domestic abuse and firearms.
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This time the Brazilian telecommunications association, SindiTelebrasil, released a statement underlining that the carriers had nothing to do with the case and that they would be complying with the resolution.
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Underlining a weak demand outlook, forecasts for core PCE, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, were cut to average 1.7% from 1.9% this year and to 2.0% from 2.1% in 2020.
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Finally: Consider Spike Lee's 4 Little Girls, a documentary that does a much better job of underlining the racism of this era in the South than Green Book ever attempts.
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An EU official said it took just 90 seconds for the 27 other leaders to adopt their Brexit conclusions at the end of the meeting, underlining how united they are.
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In proposing the change, administration officials pointed to the long waiting lists for public housing, underlining that the rule would open the door to citizens struggling to obtain affordable housing.
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It was just the president's second visit to the country's most populous state since he was elected, underlining the depth of the divide between liberal California and a conservative administration.
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The outbreak has been recognized as a pandemic by the WHO, with the United Nations health agency repeatedly underlining the importance of nations moving to impose sweeping public health measures.
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The downbeat readings suggest the world's second-largest economy is still losing steam despite a flurry of support over the past year, underlining an urgent need for more stimulus measures.
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Both chief executives have a strong sustainability remit, underlining how keen fashion companies are to prioritise their environmental strategies at a time of a public backlash against cheap, throwaway clothing.
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"We've been engaged in deep diplomatic efforts since the first day of the Trump administration," Mr. Pompeo replied, underlining American efforts to build a coalition to counter and contain Iran.
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At a function on Friday, Gordhan criticized Moyane for defying instructions to halt a restructuring exercise at SARS, underlining rising tensions between the finance ministry and the tax collection agency.
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However, growth in infrastructure and the property sector, both key growth drivers, remained lackluster in November, underlining key challenges for Beijing in its efforts to stabilize economic performance next year.
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In the Gulf, markets again failed to follow global equities' uptrend, underlining how shaky oil prices, sluggish economies and an uninspiring corporate profit outlook are deterring investors in the region.
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"Hollywood could not have been more of a cliché if it tried," Mr. Minchin said on a post-mortem call, with an expletive underlining weariness rather than elation this time.
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Lawmakers voted by 358 to 234 to pass the second reading of the legislation, underlining Johnson's large majority in parliament that should ensure a smooth ratification of the divorce deal.
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Alma, Cyril and Reynolds are all, in their various ways, supremely witty people, capable of underlining the absurdity of their situations with a well-arched eyebrow or a devastating remark.
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But Kurdish leaders say it is too early to discuss that for now, underlining local and international sensitivities surrounding the political project opposed by their U.S. allies and neighbouring Turkey.
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"Chapter Seventy-Two" is the midseason premiere of Season 4, and it effortlessly portrays how consent should work – without every appearing to be a lesson or underlining its message in red.
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After a few weeks of relative calm during the opium harvest, expected to be a bumper crop, fighting has picked up, underlining the fragile hold government forces have on the province.
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Underlining difficult market conditions, KKR's credit and hedge fund investments posted an unrealized performance loss of $17.8 million in the fourth quarter, compared with a year-earlier gain of $23.4 million.
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Japan caused a major upset when they beat the All Blacks Sevens 14-12 in pool play, underlining the levelling of the playing field in the abbreviated version of the sport.
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The final reading for new export orders was 46.1, the worst slump since January, and underlining that frail global demand remains a major pressure point for the world's third-largest economy.
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Underlining the government's sensitivity to a "squeeze" on the middle class, earlier this month it agreed to roll back plans to tax pension fund withdrawals following a backlash from salaried workers.
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Underlining 'cause and effect', the subsequent recovery only came about once the Federal Reserve hastily made clear it was pressing the pause button precisely because of seismic events in world finance.
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Morrisons and Amazon said on Thursday they had extended their "Morrisons at Amazon" same-day online grocery delivery service to more cities across Britain, further underlining the pressures in the sector.
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Playlists are the apotheosis of the MasterClass phenomenon, bringing together a remarkable amount of star power to add heft to a simple point — and then triple-underlining it for good measure.
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China's factory activity shrank for a third month in July, underlining the strains placed by the trade war on the world's second-biggest economy and one of the top oil consumers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports and imports fell more than expected in April, underlining weak demand at home and abroad and cooling hopes of a recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone industrial output was higher than expected in November, underlining the strong economic momentum of the single currency area that is enjoying its fastest growth in a decade.
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His bids to draw the chancellor into combat, for example by claiming that Germany is ill-prepared for future refugee crises, make him look panicky while underlining her Zen-like confidence.
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"Distance should neither restrain nor limit us," Mr. Maezawa said in a Seattle Museum of Art news release, underlining how the painting, certainly in his mind, had become a "destination" artwork.
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British Airways owner IAG in February chose Boeing 777-9s, rather than a competing package from Airbus in part powered by Rolls, underlining the risks to airlines from the engine issues.
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The brand new Venta Maersk, one of the world's largest ice-class vessels, will also collect scientific data, said Maersk, underlining that the voyage is a one-off trial for now.
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Given big firms' results, the extent of wage hikes will be limited at small firms that employ seven out of 10 workers, he added, underlining the challenge to Abenomics' trickle-down.
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Underlining how incumbent carmakers are having to adapt to the challenges posed by new technologies, General Motors said it was investing $500m in Lyft, a ridesharing firm and Uber's main rival.
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President Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress are working to undo President Obama's actions on climate change, underlining what could be a major shift on a policy that affects the world.
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GERMANY/EURO ZONE: Underlining a slowdown in global factory activity that has pushed down metals prices, German business morale deteriorated more than expected in July, hitting its lowest since April 2013.
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The Wall Street Journal notes that this is the first time in more than 100 years that the Supreme Court has agreed to hear a design-patent case, underlining its significance.
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If its application is successful, Lloyds will have legal bases in Britain, Berlin, Frankfurt and the Duchy, underlining the scale of reorganization underway at UK-based banks as Brexit draws nearer.
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Last week, the central bank cut its 2019 growth forecast to a seven-year low of 2.5 percent, underlining worries that weak external demand and trade frictions could stunt economic recovery.
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All of which raised anxieties ahead of China trade data on Wednesday, which are expected to show further declines in exports and imports, underlining the parlous state of world trade flows.
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Instead, each lawmaker cast a vote in line with the party leader, underlining the fierce discipline in a Spanish parliamentary system that has no culture of backbench dissension or open revolts.
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Besides underlining a willingness to negotiate, the performance seemed intended to turn the page on the controversy surrounding a bestselling book about his administration and silence questions about his mental fitness.
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The President's demands probably mean the bill still will not be able to pass the Senate and is most likely to end up underlining Congress's failure to act meaningfully on immigration.
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Underlining the bias in the San Francisco police force, the report found that although blacks and Latinos were disproportionately searched and arrested, they were less likely to be found with contraband.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturers' and service providers' business confidence held steady at high levels in July, a Reuters poll found on Wednesday, underlining the central bank's upbeat view on the economy.
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Some tanker operators have also started selling bottled water, underlining concerns over the quality of water in their tanks and how costs for ordinary people can mount, said the police official.
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Underlining its point, Toyota introduced two new FCVs at the show: the six-seater "Fine-Comfort Ride" concept car, and the "Sora" fuel-cell bus, which will be launched next year.
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Spot gold, which like the yen is often bought as a safe-haven during times of uncertainty, tacked on 0.1% to $1,473.93 per ounce, underlining investors' reluctance to take on risk.
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Telia announced the Bonnier deal in July last year, underlining the telecoms industry's attempt to try to compete with big internet players such as Netflix and Amazon by acquiring media companies.
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Mexico's economy posted no growth in the second quarter, edging uncomfortably close to a recession, and underlining the economic challenge facing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador who took office in December.
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Notably, even as Mr. Beckworth kept referring to the defendants as Johnson & Johnson, acidly underlining the familiar parent name of the company, Mr. Ottaway kept referring to his client as Janssen.
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The show flirts with being outright pulpy trash, then bounces gleefully between genres, underlining the many ways those genres prop up systems that prioritize the feelings and accomplishments of toxic men.
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Underlining the sensitivity of markets to trade news, all the major indexes hit a session high on a report here that the Trump administration was considering an interim deal with China.
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Key portions of the White House's explanation of how President Trump decided to fire FBI Director James Comey came into question on Thursday, underlining a growing credibility crisis for the administration.
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Underlining this shift, the World Economic Forum's annual risk report last month found decision-makers' top five concerns were all linked to the environment for the first time, including biodiversity loss.
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The Philippine government has captured media attention in going on the offensive over the Benham Rise issue, underlining decades of mistrust of China over its activities in the South China Sea.
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She makes a study of the genre, underlining what goes into a good death notice: friends (she has none), family (a question mark), and something unusual, a so-called wild card.
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Or, rather, it does, by exemplifying the ludicrousness of such distinctions and underlining the show's bid to be seen as a universal story that every culture enacts and anyone can tell.
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"Our doors remain open to conclude the agreement before the end of this commission's mandate," Sefcovic said, underlining however that the draft treaty already agreed with Bern could not be changed.
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That was a major theme of Wednesday's debate, underlining the Republican contention that Democrats are a party of open borders, limitless amnesty and, in time, the Third World-ization of America.
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Underlining conflicting pressures on Puigdemont, the small, anti-capitalist Popular Unity Candidacy (CUP) party, which has an outsized influence on his government, said the outcome of the vote must be applied.
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"With this offer of a significant raise we are underlining our willingness to reach an agreement at the negotiating table," Simone Thiaener, head of personnel for Telekom Deutschland, said in a statement.
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After years of dancing, Carter dislocated both of her legs and has since been battling an underlining medical condition that has yet to be diagnosed, resulting in a weakened ability to walk.
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Underlining growing international frustration over months of delays and wrangling, the U.S. State Department said South Sudan's government had as recently as Saturday refused to give landing permission to planes carrying Machar.
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The figures showed the Mexican economy was even closer to entering a recession in the first half of 2019 than previously anticipated, underlining the economic challenge facing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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But many strategists have questioned their efficacy and warned of dangers underlining the move, including the risk of consumers withdrawing money from banks to store at home instead of spending the cash.
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Sharif's trip to Saudi Arabia follows the visit of both the Saudi foreign minister and deputy crown prince to Islamabad last week, underlining the closeness of the relationship between the two states.
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The figures showed the Mexican economy was even closer to entering a recession in the first half of 2019 than previously estimated, underlining the economic challenge facing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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The U.S. Embassy in Sri Lanka has warned the public to stay away from places of worship over the weekend, a stark alert underlining that authorities believe that attackers remain at large.
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Chinese data on Friday flashed more warning signs in May, with industrial output growth unexpectedly slowing to a more than 17-year low and investment cooling, underlining a need for more stimulus.
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A blacklist of banned audiovisual online content last year also controversially included homosexuality, underlining a long-standing attitude in China towards same-sex relations despite often thriving gay scenes in major cities.
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Chevron and ExxonMobil significantly increased their production targets for shale oil in the Permian Basin, underlining how bigger oil companies are putting pressure on smaller independent firms that operate in the region.
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Speaking earlier, May said she would raise the future of Hong Kong in her meetings with Xi, underlining Britain's commitment to the 'one country, two systems' rule in the former British colony.
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The Chinese government will talk to Air China about the flagship carrier's offensive travel advice, a Foreign Affairs Ministry official said, after underlining the country's respect for all ethnic groups and races.
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It is also applying for permits to convert one of its units to run on gas, underlining the more profitable outlook for using gas plants to balance Britain's growing renewable energy output.
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Meghan and Harry's office at Kensington Palace issued a statement underlining that her father's vow not to come over to the U.K. was a "deeply personal moment" for the bride-to-be.
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So-called new energy vehicle sales in January, which include electric vehicles, registered a 140 percent increase, underlining expectations that oil demand from cars may peak in China in the coming years.
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DE) reported a bigger than forecast quarterly loss of 26.2 billion euros ($24 billion), underlining the challenges faced by Chief Executive Christian Sewing as he attempts to turn around the struggling business.
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Nissan posted a big drop in profits earlier this month, underlining the bumpy road ahead as it tries to move on after Ghosn's arrest and fend off a merger proposal from Renault.
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Several experts, underlining the notion that so little is yet known about Mr. DeAngelo — including most significantly whether he committed the crimes — wondered whether the criminal behavior did stop entirely in 1986.
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Underlining the depth of trans-Atlantic discord, the chairman of EU leaders Donald Tusk said Trump had "rid Europe of all illusions" by withdrawing from the Iran accord and driving trade disputes.
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A stream of downbeat economic data in recent months has suggested the world's second-largest economy is still struggling to get back on firmer footing, underlining a need for more policy easing.
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The 81-year old designer said Armani group was making a "firm commitment" to eliminate animal fur from its collections, underlining the need to protect and care for animals and the environment.
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Still, the retailers' sentiment index is expected to bounce in November, underlining a pick-up in consumption with a change in the weather, and the tightening labor market keeping household incomes firm.
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The miner also separately released a major report into its plans to transition into a low carbon future, and Jacques made a point of underlining its Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials.
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The product, he said, crosses the English Channel "three times in a 2,000-mile journey before the finished car rolls off the production line", underlining the importance of a "frictionless supply chain".
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"I said that even those who oppose the Islamic Republic should take part in the election," he said, underlining his wish for a high turnout to convey popular support for the system.
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While it's possible that the remaking of the court could juice Democratic turnout, after underlining the vital nature of elections, it looks likely that things could get even worse for liberals soon.
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With a parliamentary election due in October and immigration likely to remain a central issue, all three leading parties, including Kern and Doskozil's Social Democrats, are underlining the importance of border security.
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The Nikkei rallied 2824.03 percent in September, and its sharp gains in the short-period of time make the market prone to profit-taking, but the underlining mood remains positive, traders said.
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Threatening drunk drivers with the band's 2001 album Silver Side Up was a very funny way of underlining the seriousness of drunk driving, which is an extremely fucking stupid crime to commit.
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"So far obviously things are troublesome, but the stock market does no tell the full story of financial stability," she said on Thursday, underlining that Brexit had also caused turmoil outside Italy.
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Ad blockers are now used by 10% of US desktop users, according to a report published by comScore earlier this month, underlining the threat to online businesses that rely heavily on advertising.
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The outbreak has been recognized as a pandemic by the World Health Organization, with the United Nations health agency repeatedly underlining the importance of nations moving to impose sweeping public health measures.
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Underlining the risks ahead, employees of the Paris metro operator RATP plan a strike against the pension reform on Friday expected to cause commuter mayhem on the subway and some suburban lines.
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The link, he said, was basically indistinguishable from the surrounding text – no color change, underlining, capitalization or italicization signaled to consumers that they could click to read Juul's specific terms and conditions.
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Also weighing on markets was news that Germany's GDP shrank by 0.1% in the second quarter compared with the previous three months, underlining the recent fall in German exports and industrial output.
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Holdings at the world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund (ETF), SPDR Gold Trust, climbed to its highest since November at 214.39 million ounces on Tuesday, underlining growing interest in the metal.
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Data showing sales of smartphones in China tumbled by more than a third in January, underlining the potential economic impact of the virus, helped knock Apple Inc shares 3.5% lower on Monday.
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Data showing sales of smartphones in China tumbled by more than a third in January, underlining the potential economic impact of the virus, helped knock Apple Inc shares 256.51% lower on Monday.
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Backlogs of work fell to the lowest since May 2018, the survey showed, underlining the challenge facing policymakers who are hoping domestic demand will stay strong enough to hold up economic growth.
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The stoppage could impact production of around 3,000 vehicles, the Nikkei newspaper reported said, underlining the extent to which manufacturers in the world's third-largest economy are reliant on China for supplies.
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The stoppage could impact production of around 3,000 vehicles, the Nikkei newspaper reported said, underlining the extent to which manufacturers in the world's third-largest economy are reliant on China for supplies.
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Underlining deflationary pressures, central bank data released early on Wednesday showed import prices fell in September for a fourth consecutive month from a year earlier, the longest losing streak since late 2016.
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Underlining deflationary pressures, central bank data released early on Wednesday showed import prices fell in September for a fourth consecutive month from a year earlier, the longest losing streak since late 2016.
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While many Senate Republicans were hoping to move on from the dispute, which began over the weekend, the White House appeared interested in underlining the consequences for any Republican who crosses Trump.
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Underlining Dior's connection with Japan, which is an "important market" for the fashion brand, Chiuri drew her inspiration from cherry blossoms and Christian Dior's 1953 "Jardin japonais" dress for her latest creations.
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This clemency seems to have been a factor in this week's sharp slide in Shanghai prices to around 15,303 yuan a tonne despite being recycled news, underlining the absence of official clarity.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, underlining the fear that pro-EU Conservative rebels could vote against the government, had earlier urged her party to unify and vote against changes to her Brexit blueprint.
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Official data on Monday showed firms boosted capital spending including software investment by 20.4% in the third quarter from the same period a year earlier, underlining its resilience as manufacturers' expenditure gained.
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Underlining the problem, the Standard & Poor's agency downgraded the credit ratings of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman this week in its second mass cut of large oil producers in almost a year.
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Wednesday's violence follows a string of deadly incidents in recent days, underlining the deteriorating nature of the conflict, even as a U.S. peace envoy pushes for a negotiated settlement with the Taliban.
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Chinese data on Friday flashed more warning signs, with industrial output growth unexpectedly slowing in May to a more than 17-year low and investment cooling, underlining a need for more stimulus.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hezbollah and its political allies made significant gains in Lebanon's parliamentary election, official results showed, boosting an Iranian-backed movement fiercely opposed to Israel and underlining Tehran's growing regional clout.
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Still, nearly half of those polled, 46.7 percent, said they would never vote for Lula, underlining widespread voter discontent with political choices in Brazil as graft investigations continue to target the political class.
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COPENHAGEN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Banks in the three Nordic countries and the Netherlands sent a joint warning to the European Commission, underlining their concerns that new capital floor requirements may jeopardise economic growth.
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Underlining the caution among households, mortgage lender Halifax reported the weakest house price growth in nearly four years and a survey of recruiters showed staff were nervous about switching jobs ahead of Brexit.
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The statements, including saying the congresswomen should "go back" to the countries they came from, were widely viewed as racially divisive, underlining the extent to which those divisions have persisted through the centuries.
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A traditional seder consists of 15 components, or steps, that must be done in sequence — Rabbi Rapport explains that the word "seder" literally translates to "order," underlining the ritual importance of the meal.
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The majority of the milestones were legislated over the last month, in a single bill, with the earlier delay underlining the government's slim majority and ideological opposition in parliament to some programme reforms.
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Underlining strong appetite for gold, seen as a safe-haven during economic uncertainties, open interest in Comex futures and holdings in the top gold-backed exchange-traded fund rose to multi-year highs.
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Last year, the Duchess of Sussex introduced a fundraising cookbook — called Together: Our Community Cookbook — which was aimed at underlining how communities can unite and grow in understanding each other in the kitchen.
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The plaintiffs in the suit are listed by name, followed in many cases by ailments and disabilities, underlining the hardships faced by an aging community with no emergency care and limited ferry service.
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Barring any half-member claims on the Fighting Irish, the Atlantic Coast Conference enters the mix in the fourthspot nationally underlining the conferences precarious place in the championship chase with six weeks remaining.
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And perhaps underlining the weak sentiment noted by EY, shares of the company were only narrowly higher than their IPO price, which Reuters reported was itself at the bottom of its marketing range.
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On Sunday, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the U.S. job market was close to full strength and still improving — comments viewed by some investors as underlining the case for a rate hike.
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An official Chinese government survey released on Wednesday showed factory activity shrank for a straight third month in July, underlining the growing strains the dispute has placed on the world's No. 2 economy.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Protesters hurled stones at the Kosovo parliament as new President Hashim Thaci was being sworn in on Thursday and opposition parties boycotted the ceremony, underlining the political crisis besetting the country.
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The ONS said the value of sales fell for the first time in three years in the three months to December, underlining a squeeze on retailers' profit margins as they battle for customers.
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Yet its familiar faces -- Barack Obama, Sanders and now Clinton -- who appear to be attracting the most attention so far -- underlining its weak bench of up-and-comers ready for the big time.
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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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Also on Tuesday, OPEC cut its forecast for 2019 world oil demand, citing slowing economies and expectations of faster supply growth from rivals, underlining the challenge it faces in preventing an oil glut.
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The rally by super long JGBs was triggered by strong results in a 30-year auction, underlining solid investor demand for the maturities that offer positive yields but also entailing greater duration risk.
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Investors already on edge about an escalating U.S.-China trade dispute were further rattled after Beijing accused Washington of harbouring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides.
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Gains made earlier in the session were reduced when some investors took profit, underlining the fragility of sentiment after a rocky start to the year due to fears over a slowdown in China.
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A month before the first round of France's presidential election, 43 percent of voters are hesitant about who to vote for, a poll said on Friday, underlining the uncertainty surrounding the volatileelection campaign.
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The Humane Society International echoed Armani's comments, saying the fashion label was generating a "powerful message" to the rest of the industry, underlining how other designers who still use fur should take note.
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The third driver of the breakeven OC is an asset disposal loss component of 3.5%, underlining the need for forced asset liquidation to ensure timely payment of outstanding covered bonds post issuer default.
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Underlining that, pro-Syrian government forces attacked the SDF in the eastern province of Deir al-Zor, drawing coalition air strikes overnight that killed more than 100 of the attackers, the coalition said.
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HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, unveiled a 5-percent rise in profits in the first six months of this year and its third share buyback in a year, underlining progress in its turnaround plan.
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China reported disappointing data for July, including a surprise drop in industrial output growth to a more than 17-year low, underlining widening economic cracks as the trade war with the U.S. intensifies.
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LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - British annual house price growth slid to a four-year low last month, underlining the housing market's slowdown since last year's Brexit vote, mortgage lender Halifax said on Wednesday.
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Underlining a growing sense of urgency, President Widodo made his second visit to the disaster zone, putting on an orange hard hat to talk to rescue workers at a collapsed hotel in Palu.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's factory activity shrank for the third month in a row in July, an official survey showed, underlining the growing strains on the world's second-biggest economy as the Sino-U.
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Other Asian stock markets were also lower, with poor auto sales and producer prices from China underlining a slowdown in growth from a 16-month long trade war between the world's top economies.
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He praised China for abstaining from a United Nations Security Council vote condemning what the U.S. and its allies say was a chemical weapons attack on civilians by Syria's government, underlining Russia's isolation.
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Chinese authorities said this month they would look into the potential issue of faked ticket sales, underlining teething issues still facing the fast-growing market as it increasingly attracts local and overseas investment.
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"Costumes were shown as the couture clients clamored for clothes," said Amy Spindler, the New York Times fashion critic, of Galliano's Dior outing, underlining a general critique of the Dior clothes as pantomime.
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There was little market reaction to the official and private surveys on China's manufacturing activity, which were roughly in line with expectations, underlining doubts that the world's second-largest economy is picking up.
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The most welcome reprieve to Jesse's intentionally grating persona is his horrible and hilarious son Pontius, who spends his time underlining bad words in the Bible and hurling expletives at his own father.
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The carmaker has complained to EU antitrust regulators about Nokia patents essential to car communications, a move underlining the tensions between tech companies and the car industry on the use of key technologies.
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Underlining naval tensions, the US this week sent a guided-missile cruiser on the latest "freedom of navigation" exercise in the South China Sea, near the Paracel islands, that are claimed by Beijing.
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The world's largest energy consumer warned last Thursday that it expects supply and demand conditions will be "serious" this winter, underlining growing concerns that the country's pipeline storage facilities won't meet new demand.
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Minutes after the three countries issued a short joint statement underlining advances and vowing to continue work on concluding negotiations "as soon as possible," U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer struck a different tone.
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Underlining the burgeoning commercial relationship between the US and Vietnam, one of the first deals signed on Obama's trip was an $11.3 billion order for 100 Boeing planes by low-cost airline VietJet.
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When the ending arrives, however, it does so with jarring implausibility while the story sometimes falls flat, underlining the challenge of satirizing a president whose daily outrages have made him immune to parody.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Dutch parliament on Wednesday sent a formal letter to the European Central Bank underlining its opposition to a policy under consideration that lawmakers think is contrary to Dutch interests.
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Underlining the fact that infections have not been eradicated in China, local health officials in Wuhan admitted on Tuesday that a doctor at the Hubei Provincial People's Hospital had tested positive for coronavirus.
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In the September election, the SPD saw its support slump to 20.5 percent, its lowest since 1933 and underlining its loss of identity and profile in a coalition that was dominated by Merkel.
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But he said he hopes the exhibit will also carry a hopeful message by underlining the fact that radical promise of the Revolution was not, even in the beginning, for white men only.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has unveiled a tough negotiating mandate for talks with the European Union, underlining its desire for future economic and political independence that pits London on a collision course with Brussels.
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"When you don't have the card, the stigma is there, but with the card it's even more," Khadija said, underlining the double-edged sword of the legal system that so many women describe.
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Underlining those concerns, this week Dominic Cummings, director of the campaign to leave the European Union, turned to Twitter to castigate what he labeled "government morons" who want to withdraw from the treaty.
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Underlining the position held by the majority of the candidates is a calculated strategy, which aims to straddle the political factions that drive insular politics while avoiding any specific commitment concerning its status.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's exports likely contracted for a fourth straight month in March, a Reuters poll predicted on Friday, underlining worries that weak external demand and trade frictions could stunt its economic recovery.
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CU-STX-SGH ZN-STX-SGH WARRANTS: Underlining concerns of tight supply, one entity held 50-79 percent of LME copper warrants and one entity controlled 133-79 percent of LME zinc warrants.
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"We will also have the opportunity of underlining our firmness on Iran's compliance with United Nations Resolution 2231, which limits access to ballistic capacity and which Iran does not respect," Le Drian said.
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Organizers have dubbed this year's march "Power to the Polls," underlining a focus on training for people who want to increase voter participation in their community, said Women's March communications director Cassady Fendlay.
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The day's program concludes with a reception at the High Commissioner's Resident, where Meghan and Harry will meet young future leaders underlining the diverse nature of the UK's modern partnership with South Africa.
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But as a symbolic step, the decision is momentous — underlining Mr. Trump's willingness to flout diplomatic orthodoxy and shake up a debate over the Middle East that has changed little since the 1970s.
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Germany: Deutsche Bank acknowledged a lapse in its money laundering controls, underlining the bank's continuing struggle to move beyond a series of scandals that helped push its stock price to a record low.
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Meghan and Harry's office at Kensington Palace issued a statement on Monday underlining that her father's vow not to come over to the U.K. was a "deeply personal moment" for the bride-to-be.
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As other tour groups passed us on Santa Marta's steep steps, Carlos mentioned that more residents wanted to be guides during the Olympics, underlining what separates local-guided tours with tours guided by outsiders.
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Yet women's college basketball seems to lag behind, with recent lawsuits underlining how the sport's homophobic culture is still a breeding ground for discriminatory recruiting, hiring, and firing practices against gay players and coaches.
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"I would rather fight Robbie Lawler, and I think Robbie Lawler is going to win it," Thompson said after underlining his status as number one contender with a win over Rory MacDonald in June.
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Underlining the burgeoning commercial relationship between the United States and Vietnam, one of the first deals signed on Obama's trip was an $11.3 billion order for 100 Boeing planes by low-cost airline VietJet.
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Euro zone ministers issued their first guidelines on the debt relief talks on May 9, underlining that Greece's huge public debt could be made sustainable through extending maturities, grace periods and fixing interest rates.
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A revised survey showed on Monday Japanese manufacturing activity swung back into contraction in May as export orders fell the most in four months, underlining the growing economic impact of a bruising Sino-U.
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Shot in 1949, the 50-second home movie is even tagged "produced" by HRH The Princess Elizabeth, underlining that she was yet to be Queen – something that suddenly became her duty three years later.
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An official Chinese government survey released on Wednesday showed factory activity shrank for the third month in a row in July, underlining the growing strains the row has placed on the No. 2 economy.
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IT IS WORTH underlining, in a week dominated by reminders of the skulduggery that helped send Donald Trump to the White House a year ago, that the main reason for his victory was democratic.
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"But in case of a deterioration it will have to be much more expansionary," Draghi told the leaders, underlining the importance of introducing an U deposit guarantee scheme and completing a capital markets union.
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But poke underneath those qualities, and you'll find a show that is intent on underlining the basic humanity of all of these characters, no matter who they are and no matter what they do.
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Japan's exports fell for a sixth straight month in May as China-bound shipments of semiconductor manufacturing equipment and car parts weakened, underlining persistent pressure on the trade-reliant economy from slowing external demand.
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Underlining tight credit conditions, annual growth in outstanding total social financing (TSF), which includes off-balance sheet forms of financing, slowed to a record low of 10.3 percent in July, according to revised data.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facebook opened its new London office on Monday with the promise of a further 800 jobs in the capital next year, underlining its commitment to Britain once it leaves the European Union.
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This pattern was set in the first two debates, but in Wednesday's third and final debate, Clinton overcame Trump's half-hearted attempt to put forward a more sober public face, thus underlining her victory.
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A Congressional panel of Philippine lawmakers on Monday found an impeachment complaint against President Rodrigo Duterte lacked substance and should go no further, a widely expected outcome underlining the maverick leader's steadfast legislative support.
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Further underlining the desire of the world's top exporter to drive down prices, a Saudi official said the country planned to cut crude oil exports in April to below 7 million barrels per day.
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Meghan and Harry's office at Kensington Palace issued a statement on Monday underlining that her father's vow not to come over to the U.K. was a "deeply personal moment" for the 36-year-old.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - An investigator at Nigeria's financial crimes agency was shot after leaving his office, underlining the dangers faced by those looking into corruption, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said on Wednesday.
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The attack happened days after a suicide bomber killed at least 41 people and wounded more than 80 at a Shi'ite cultural center in Kabul, underlining the precarious security situation in the Afghan capital.
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Underlining the economic importance of Brexit, the head of British-headquartered pharmaceutical maker AstraZeneca said it would keep its freeze on manufacturing investments in the country unless a deal provides clarity about future ties.
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"I do feel I am an artist and one of the best, I do deeply," she wrote around the time of her first major show, in 1966 at Graham Gallery, underlining her growing confidence.
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CEO Tim Cook said iOS will become the world's biggest augmented reality platform once iOS 11 hits consumers' devices in fall — underlining Cupertino's expectation that big things are coming down the mobile AR pipe.
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Underlining the nervous mood, La Repubblica newspaper featured prominently remarks made by credit rating agency Fitch in late June saying the main risk Italy ran was that expansionary fiscal measures could weaken debt dynamics.
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Go deeper: The staggering scale of China's Belt and Road initiative April 2016: State media refers to Xi as commander in chief of China's new Joint Operations Command, underlining his control over the military.
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Both Russia and Iran, Assad's other main ally, have warned his enemies against military action in recent days, underlining their commitment to the Syrian government they have armed and supported through years of conflict.
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Special forces, who represent a small fraction of the 300,000-strong armed forces, have been carrying out nearly 70 percent of the army's offensive operations across the country, underlining Afghanistan's heavy reliance on them.
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China reported weak data for July, including a surprise drop in industrial output growth to a more than 17-year low, underlining widening economic cracks as the trade war with the United States intensifies.
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Underlining the need for these rules, the dangerous strain of E coli that caused last spring's E. coli outbreak in Arizona romaine was found in an irrigation canal that flowed by a cattle feedlot.
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Renault-Nissan Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn acknowledged the setbacks in a recent newspaper interview, underlining upbeat group earnings achieved "in spite of the collapse of the Russian and Brazilian markets, where we've invested heavily".
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Underlining Moon's efforts to re-engage with the North, the opening ceremony followed the story line of children wandering through a mythical landscape and discovering a world where people live in peace and harmony.
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China reported disappointing data for July, including a surprise drop in industrial output growth to a more than 17-year low, underlining widening economic cracks as the trade war with the United States intensifies.
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Also helping the dollar was a euro that fell to six-week lows after euro zone inflation slowed to a 14-month trough, underlining the European Central Bank's caution in removing the region's stimulus.
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Underlining his close personal relationship with Xi, Putin told a Chinese state broadcaster in an interview aired Wednesday the Chinese president is the only world leader whom he once invited to celebrate his birthday.
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TIKRIT, Iraq (Reuters) - Islamic State militants briefly took control of a northern Iraqi village on Thursday, forcing out police and pro-government fighters and underlining the fragility of the state's hold on the territory.
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But it's a long game, and one that may not work in every market — underlining the drivers behind the company repositioning itself as a multimodal transport platform, after buying its way into e-bikes.
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Krueger said that from 2021 every Infiniti model launched will be either an all-electric car or so-called "e-Power" hybrids, underlining Nissan's previously announced plan to make Infiniti primarily an electrified offering.
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Both Russia and Iran, Assad's other main ally, have in recent days warned his enemies against military action, underlining their commitment to the Syrian government they have armed and supported through years of conflict.
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Nonetheless, his top economic adviser is being investigated by federal prosecutors over accusations of fraud tied to the pension funds of state-run companies, underlining the scale of the rot in Brazil's political landscape.
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Meanwhile, as Republicans in Congress pushed for an investigation into the possible murder, President Trump maintained that relations with Saudi Arabia were "excellent," underlining an increasingly tense division between the White House and lawmakers.
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And several members of the European Parliament, including Frans Timmermans, senior vice president of the European Commission, the bloc's executive body, criticized the march harshly, further underlining the widening chasm between Warsaw and Brussels.
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While underlining China's thirst for cash as its economy slows amid a debilitating trade war with the United States, the move also appears largely symbolic, as two-thirds of the existing quota remains unused.
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Underlining concerns about oversupply, the head of oil giant Rosneft Igor Sechin said on Tuesday that Russia should pump at will and that he would seek compensation from the government if cuts were extended.
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In comparison, the U.K.'s trade with the other EU countries represented more than half of its total trading volume in the same year, underlining the importance of new trade deals for the Brits.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian rebel factions are blaming each other for opening the way to their defeat near Damascus, underlining splits that plagued the armed uprising against President Bashar al-Assad since its earliest days.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's jobless rate rose slightly in January while the availability of jobs held steady, government data showed on Friday, underlining a tight labor market despite recent signs of deterioration in the economy.
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Alarmed by the development, China's Ministry of National Defense said on Thursday that the antimissile system would undermine its own security, underlining Beijing's persistent concerns about Thaad being placed into operation so close by.
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But underlining the continued security risks after the state government issued its advisory late on Monday, police said on Tuesday that two militants belonging to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) had been killed.
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"These types of lists, it is worth underlining, are incompatible with international law and constitute in themselves a form of psychological and political terrorism," Venezuela's foreign ministry said, according to a translation from CNN.
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Underlining their fighting spirit, Meyer staged a demonstrative celebration in the corner, right in front of a sea of yellow-shirted Brazil fans, after slotting in his goal from the edge of the box.
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On Twitter and at a White House news conference on Monday with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, Trump has sounded a note of unity while underlining the trauma people in the affected areas are feeling.
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Underlining the lack of confidence Americans have in the economy is the fact that personal outlays grew at a slower rate in the first quarter, while at the same time personal saving climbed higher.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Platinum prices tumbled to 10-year lows as the collapse of Turkey's lira rippled through markets and weakened the currency of top producer South Africa, underlining persistent oversupply of the autocatalyst metal.
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Instead of relying on reams of exposition, Schnabel introduces this period by focusing on Vincent's face and body, underlining his physicality and the material conditions that help shape his sense of self and art.
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But he has a terrific cast (including Vince Vaughn as a coach), pinpoint timing and a gift for visual japes and physical comedy, for arranging bodies in funny formations and for underlining everyday absurdity.
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But just as Venezuela is shining a spotlight on the humanitarian potential of cryptocurrency, it is also underlining how far away that technology still is from being able to truly revolutionize current aid systems.
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Throughout it all, there is a big gamble underlining everything—how long can you hold on to the dream, and when do you cash in your chips and settle for a life more ordinary?
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There's a bar lined with stools, a piano, a trumpet and, on the wall that serves as Levin's blackboard, a drink rail underlining a mathematical description of a black hole spinning in a magnetic field.
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"Outside of the SOE sector, fixed-asset investment growth slowed markedly, underlining the importance of stimulus in propping up demand and highlighting the risk that the economy might lack self-sustaining growth momentum," it said.
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Further underlining the uphill battle Hollande would face in winning re-election, respondents were damning in their assessment of his performance on the two key themes set to dominate the campaign: security and the economy.
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Kusasalethu, which employs about 4,500 workers, has been a flash point for labour violence and strikes in recent years, threatening the viability of the mine and underlining the social risks of mining in South Africa.
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Estimates of enemy casualties on both sides in the Afghan conflict are often inflated but the numbers point to heavy fighting, underlining the challenge for the government as it prepares for parliamentary elections in October.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean war veterans turned on their long-time ally President Robert Mugabe, describing him as a dictator in a jolting rebuke underlining political maneuvering over his succession and mounting anger over economic woes.
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Japan's core consumer inflation was 0.1 percent in the year to November, rising for the first time in three months, underlining Japan's uphill struggle to foster price growth in the face of tumbling oil prices.
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Underlining the conundrum of policing the internet, the EU's digital commissioner criticised a proposed German law that would slap a €50m ($343m) fine on social networks that fail to delete hate speech or fake news.
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Underlining the tightening regulatory environment, the official Xinhua News Agency said late on Monday that the new draft of China's securities law would tighten rules preventing insider trading and better protect the interests of investors.
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But when Mr Neumann persisted, underlining the importance of Weimar as the town of Goethe and Schiller and the cradle of German democracy, as well as the place of Buchenwald, a former Nazi concentration camp.
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UBS analysts wrote that "headline numbers are a beat on lowered and low expectations," underlining the fragility of efforts to turn Germany's biggest bank around after posting losses three out of the past four years.
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He openly admitted that he made his biggest payday at UFC 196, and with McGregor underlining his wishes to take back his sole UFC loss, the Mayweather talk could rush him into making a decision.
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China accused the United States of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides as the U.S. action last week against Huawei began to hit the global tech sector.
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But Facebook's move closes another potential avenue for Huawei to deliver crucial third-party apps to customers, underlining the fact that it'll have to go it alone with its own app store — no small task.
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Underlining the multilateral discord even before the summit began, Trump threatened the meeting's host, saying Washington would tax French wine "like they've never seen before" unless Paris dropped a digital tax on U.S. technology companies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Higher government spending ate into Britain's seasonal budget surplus in July, underlining the budget constraints facing Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who has promised to boost outlays as he prepares the country for Brexit.
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The model's sheer complexity has scared off many businesses and investors--the World Bank noted that tax compliance actually became more difficult this year, compared to 2015--underlining the need for a single, unified structure.
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Australia's economic growth slowed to a decade low last quarter, underlining the need for aggressive monetary and fiscal stimulus to stop the resource-rich nation from sliding into recession after 24.9 straight years of expansion.
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But founder Richard Mabey said it's possible they might move the entire team to Latvia in the future — underlining that Brexit's destabilizing uncertainty might extend to where entrepreneurs choose to try to build a business.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China's coastguard rescued two Filipino fishermen from a capsized boat near a disputed South China Sea shoal on Friday, underlining the fast thawing of ties between two countries long at odds over sovereignty.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's 20173 oil export revenues slumped 22017 percent to a 20.1-year low, the group said in a report published on Wednesday, underlining the impact on producers' income from a collapse in prices.
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In an acquisition underlining the popularity of price-comparison services, Silver Lake, an American private-equity firm, agreed to buy ZPG, which owns several such websites in Britain, including Zoopla and uSwitch, for £21.8bn ($250bn).
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Added to that, weak purchasing managers' index surveys suggested the British economy may have contracted in the second quarter, underlining economic fragility amid prolonged uncertainty about how and when Britain will leave the European Union.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - With Italy's constitutional referendum and Austria's presidential vote on Sunday both potentially underlining growing anti-establishmentism, the European Central Bank is preparing to set to try to bring some calm to the mix.
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Conference chair Joan Hoff Wilson had worked the conference's unsteady footing into her opening address, touching on issues of class while underlining the importance of a movement centered on experiences all women have in common.
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France's farm ministry on Tuesday sharply cut its estimate of this year's soft wheat harvest while forecasting a steep fall in maize production, underlining the impact of severe weather that has damaged farmland across Europe.
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Investors also wonder if the Bank of Japan will decide to take further stimulus action at the conclusion of its two-day policy meeting on July 29, underlining the return of global concerns over growth.
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"The clear disagreement between the two magistrates in charge of the matter is such a rare event that it is worth underlining, as it illustrates the inanity of the decision," he said in a statement.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya's coastguard rescued nearly 500 migrants on Tuesday at sea west of the capital Tripoli, a spokesman said, underlining the challenge of trying to slow an exodus from Africa and the Middle East.
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And Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney told Politico on Friday the president doesn't like the Alexander-Murray effort, underlining the fact that we really don't know what Trump will end up deciding.
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On Sunday, just days ahead of the election, Widodo made a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest site, Mecca in Saudi Arabia, a visit many Indonesians see as aimed at underlining that he is a devout Muslim.
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And Trump may also be plowing fertile ground on law and order even when he addresses voters who don't always agree with him, underlining the potency of using law and order as a political tool.
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Son said yesterday that he tried to sell Sprint last year but couldn't find a buyer, underlining the mammoth task facing anyone attempting to turn the beleaguered carrier around — whether that's Son or someone else.
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This seemed stinging all the same, particularly since Bale also suggested that Wales's players were more patriotic than England's, perhaps underlining the notion that he was fully aware of the mental games he was playing.
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The statement was a rare criticism of the vote-based recommendation system, which the party adopted at the 17th and 18th congresses, and which it claimed was "underlining the party's determination [to achieve] internal democracy".
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But more than that, it's what the Dardennes always do well: it's an intense emotional character study that's aware of class issues without heavily underlining them, and aware of moral messages without spelling them out.
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Multiple news outlets reported on Wednesday and Thursday that Justice Department officials are readying for the end of Mueller's investigation, underlining the sense that the long drama could be coming to some kind of close.
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Hedge funds bullish long positions outnumber bearish short ones by a ratio of 3.76:1, but that is down from 4.39 at the end of September and far below 8.68 in April, underlining fund caution.
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Heavy fighting has continued over the winter from Helmand in the south to Jowzjan province in the north, while suicide attacks have been launched in the capital, underlining the difficulty of restarting the peace process.
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The current talks appear to have bypassed Yemen's Riyadh-based government, whose restoration was the justification for the Saudi-led intervention, underlining a series of deepening Yemeni squabbles which have hobbled the coalition war effort.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Iran said on Saturday the world will see little extra oil reaching the market if OPEC and its partners adhere properly to a supply pact, underlining a disagreement with top exporter Saudi Arabia.
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Underlining the momentum of the world economic expansion into the back end of last year, both Chinese fourth quarter growth of 6.8 percent and December industrial output growth of 13 percent were ahead of expectations.
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Joking apart, the maverick Eurosceptic, who pulled out of the race to succeed premier David Cameron to clear the way for May, made several points underlining Britain's commitment to be a strong partner in Europe.
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Underlining the political upheaval that the Brexit vote set in motion, Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to visit Brussels on Wednesday for talks with the president of the European Parliament and European Commission officials.
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Meanwhile, data on Sunday showed China's exports unexpectedly fell in August as shipments to the United States plummeted, pointing to further weakness in the world's second-biggest economy and underlining the need for more stimulus.
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While underlining China's thirst for overseas funding as its economy slows amid a debilitating trade war with the United States, the move also appears largely symbolic, as two-thirds of the existing quotas remain unused.
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CARACAS — A Venezuelan Navy captain accused by the government of plotting a rebellion has died in custody a week after his arrest, underlining President Nicolás Maduro's increasingly ferocious repression campaign amid a spiraling economic crisis.
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The advertising juggernaut earned over $4.2 million every hour for three months to the end of June — underlining once again how the social network and Google now account for virtually all digital advertising growth today.
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It has information I really wanted to learn, so with a pencil ready I just needed to juggle the weight of the book, adjusting the light and attempting to make good notes and underlining sections.
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Late in "Blak," as African drums rise in the score and giant masks descend on strings, ultraviolet lights reveal tribal markings on the dancers' faces, garishly underlining the emergence of African movements in the choreography.
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The use in "Cyprus Avenue" of the sessions with the therapist — who speaks the language of political correctness — as a structural anchor feels like a safe and conventional choice, a means of underlining the obvious.
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In 2016, President Obama served smoked duck poutine canapés to Mr. Trudeau at the White House, underlining the kinship between the two world leaders by serving him a dish inspired by his native province, Quebec.
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It's the first time in 70 years that the clock has passed the two-minute mark, underlining the growing risk of nuclear war, climate change and disinformation, The Post's Hannah Knowles and Abby Ohlheiser write.
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The attack on a hotel the Taliban said was a "place of vulgarity and profanity" was the latest in a series against foreign targets in Kabul, underlining precarious security in Afghanistan, even in the capital.
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Evidence also suggests that in the last two years, the growth in the gig economy has started to slow just as the labor market has improved, further underlining the countercyclical nature of alternative work arrangements.
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"This relaxation is taken with prudential principles in mind," Agung said, underlining that the rules will be different for banks that have non-performing loan ratio above 213% or a capital adequacy ratio below 123%.
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His allies say this has made him the main lifeline keeping El Tukuko afloat amid Venezuela's unprecedented economic crisis, underlining how the fortunes of entire communities can hinge on single individuals in a disintegrating country.
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China also recently announced a new financial court in Shanghai, which is yet to open, underlining Beijing's push to rid the sector of misconduct and police those asset managers who have fallen foul of regulations.
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The slapstick humor, the punchlines, and the recurring bits (like the way "Heil Hitler" is used ad nauseam and becomes a nonsensical greeting) are constantly jolting the audience awake, underlining the absurdity of what's onscreen.
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Underlining fears that some independence supporters are becoming disillusioned with mainstream secessionist parties, police last month arrested seven activists on charges of bomb-making and preparing violent acts for around the time of the verdict.
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The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury jumped to its highest level since 2014 on Friday morning, underlining a wider move in bond markets caused by central banks moving away from financial crisis policies.
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Also helping the dollar was a euro that fell to six-week lows after euro zone inflation slowed to a 14-month low, underlining the European Central Bank's caution in removing stimulus in the region.
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Underlining Moon's efforts to re-engage with the North, the opening ceremony followed the story line of children wandering through a mythical, snowy landscape and discovering a world where people live in peace and harmony.
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"In her decision, Cármen Lúcia acts as a guardian of the Constitution, underlining the understanding that outside of their humanitarian purpose, pardons cannot be awarded," Dodge said in a statement after the ruling on Thursday.
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The BOJ's last quarterly tankan showed the business mood hit a two-year low in the March quarter, underlining the impact rising trade tensions and weakening overseas demand were having on Japan's export-reliant economy.
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"When it comes to Russia and (the country's) interference in our last campaign, 17 intelligence agencies agreed that (it) was involved in that effort," Panetta asserted, underlining what he perceived as the severity of the situation.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea is using Chinese-made trucks in a new mobile artillery system showcased five days ago, according to photographs reviewed by Reuters, underlining the difficulty in enforcing U.N. sanctions against the isolated state.
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Underlining the rapid build-up of leverage over the past year, combined turnover of repo trading in the Shanghai Stock Exchange nearly doubled to 216.49 trillion yuan in 2016, from 116.67 trillion yuan a year earlier.
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China on Monday accused the United States of harboring "extravagant expectations" for a trade deal, underlining the gulf between the two sides as U.S. action against Chinese technology giant Huawei began hitting the global tech sector.
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Figures out from New Zealand also showed annual inflation there had slowed to just 1.1 percent in the first quarter, underlining expectations that interest rates would remain at record lows for many more months to come.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras spoke by telephone to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday, his office said, congratulating him on his election victory and underlining the strong ties between the two countries.
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Underlining divisions the vote is unlikely to mend, however, Nicola Sturgeon, first minister of the Scottish government, described the decision as a "huge political miscalculation" that could help her efforts to hold a new independence referendum.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Congressional panel of Philippine lawmakers on Monday found an impeachment complaint against President Rodrigo Duterte lacked substance and should go no further, a widely expected outcome underlining the maverick leader's steadfast legislative support.
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Underlining Smith's challenge, fourth-quarter earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) fell 20 pct to 776 million euros ($880 million) as the fuel bill mounted, despite a 7473 percent revenue gain to 6.54 billion.
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The veil was embroidered with image of the flora of the 53 countries of the Commonwealth, underlining the important part the family of nations linked to the U.K. will play in the royal couple's official work.
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Underlining the potential of Nintendo's intellectual property (IP) on platforms other than its own, it was only when Niantic overlaid Pikachus, Jigglypuffs and Digletts onto a niche augmented-reality game called "Ingress" that it took off.
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After finishing the contest in the second round, Bisping spat in the direction of Rivera's corner and called his opponent a "loser", prompting several publications to publish headlines underlining what they felt what a "classless" act.
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Underlining Smith's challenge, fourth-quarter earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) fell 20 pct to 776 million euros ($880 million) as the fuel bill mounted, despite a 4.1 percent revenue gain to 6.54 billion.
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Financial stocks gained despite the country's prudential watchdog proposing tighter terms for executive pay at financial firms, underlining a push for more scrutiny in the wake of a public inquiry on widespread misconduct in the sector.
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The attackers were eventually driven off with heavy losses by Afghan forces backed by U.S. air strikes but the assault caused shock across Afghanistan, underlining the insurgents' ability to mount large scale attacks on major cities.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German carmaker Daimler has complained to EU antitrust regulators about Nokia patents essential to car communications, a move underlining the tensions between tech companies and the car industry on the use of key technologies.
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The four central European states want to allow Britain to use a mechanism to exclude migrant EU workers from in-work benefits only over a period of four years, underlining the temporary nature of the measure.
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Altmaier pointed to efforts to support the European production of battery cells for electric cars, underlining his willingness to subsidize such a venture for a limited period of time until it was profitable on its own.
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An Italian source said on the sidelines of Monday's meeting that Rome was working for a compromise, underlining however that it was too early to say whether this could involve changes to the budget's numerical targets.
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On Tuesday, French President Francois Hollande seemed to back up that point, underlining that Britain could not opt in to certain parts of the single market without upholding the EU's four freedoms, including freedom of movement.
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Killings related to conflicts over water jumped to 17 from four the previous year, underlining the deadly consequences of warmer temperatures, erratic rainfall and dwindling groundwater, particularly in Latin America, Africa and South Asia, it said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea used Chinese-made trucks to display missiles at a massive military parade last week, according to photographs released by state media, underlining the difficulty in enforcing U.N. sanctions against the isolated state.
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The U.S.-led coalition forces struck the position on Tuesday after another partner in the fight wrongly told them its was occupied by Islamic State militants, the Pentagon said, underlining the complex nature of the conflict.
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After the match, Mr. Smitheram triumphantly raised his trophy to rapturous applause in front of a wall blanketed with flags from across the world, including from Britain, Israel, France, Switzerland and Australia, underlining Scrabble's global appeal.
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LONDON, July 294.50 (IFR) - Mydentist has announced the first sterling junk bond deal since the UK voted to leave the European Union, underlining how quickly the high-yield market has rebounded from its initial sell-off.
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Underlining the challenges for a referendum that is blurring Britain's traditional political divisions, Jeremy Corbyn spent more time attacking Prime Minister David Cameron, who is leading efforts to remain in the EU, than praising the bloc.
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Underlining concerns about growth, BP Plc's Chief Financial Officer Brian Gilvary told Reuters on Wednesday that global oil demand is expected to grow by less than 1 million barrels per day in 2019 as consumption slows.
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China's exports unexpectedly fell in August as shipments to the U.S. slowed sharply, pointing to further weakness in the world's second-largest economy and underlining a pressing need for more stimulus as the trade tensions escalate.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Britain's agreement on leaving the European Union is non-negotiable, Sweden's EU minister said on Wednesday, underlining the problems UK Prime Minister Theresa May will have extracting concessions from Brussels in the coming weeks.
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FRANKFURT — Deutsche Bank on Monday acknowledged a lapse in its money laundering controls, underlining the bank's continuing struggle to move beyond a series of scandals that have helped push its stock price to a record low.
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Underlining just how weak the result was, the year-ended percentage decline in both exports and imports was the largest since the second half of 2016, another period when concerns about the Chinese economy were acute.
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It is an unusual strategy, underlining the high stakes of trying to push her Brexit proposals, dubbed the Chequers plan after her country residence, through parliament despite vocal resistance from a sizeable number of her lawmakers.
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China's exports unexpectedly fell in August as shipments to the United States slowed sharply, data showed on Sunday, pointing to further weakness in the world's second-largest economy and underlining a pressing need for more stimulus.
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The ship tender is one of Germany's biggest arms projects, along with a contract for the MEADS missile defense system and the new Franco-German fighter jet (FCAS), underlining Berlin's efforts to increase its military capabilities.
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The ship tender is one of Germany's biggest arms projects, along with a contract for the MEADS missile defense system and the new Franco-German fighter jet (FCAS), underlining Berlin's efforts to increase its military capabilities.
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BAYBUKH, Iraq (Reuters) - Hundreds of civilians who fled fighting near Islamic State-controlled Mosul last week are stranded without basic humanitarian assistance, underlining the challenges of the largest military operation in Iraq in over a decade.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Britain unveiled a tough negotiating mandate for talks with the European Union on Thursday, underlining its desire for future economic and political independence that pits London on a collision course with Brussels.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has "rid Europe of all illusions" by quitting the Iran nuclear deal and driving trade disputes, the European Union chairman said on Wednesday, underlining the depth of trans-Atlantic discord.
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Brand officials have said that from 2021 every Infiniti model launched will be either an all-electric car or so-called "e-Power" hybrids, underlining Nissan's previously announced plan to make Infiniti primarily an electrified offering.
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Petrobras said in a securities filing that it would take legal action against the decision and defend the interests of the company and its investors, underlining that its divestment program is key to reducing its indebtedness.
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" But he warned the French, underlining a paradox that many have found at the heart of the Yellow Vest movement: "We cannot, in any event, pursue tax cuts without cutting the overall level of public spending.
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Australia is one of the world's biggest coal suppliers and its miners face an increasingly competitive future as buyers shift towards cleaner or renewable fuel sources, underlining the view that the country's coal boom is topping out.
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The Salisbury attack, which left Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in a critical condition, has made the report even more timely, a senior British official said, especially by underlining the importance of communications and soft power.
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The miniseries, which was adapted by filmmaker Sarah Polley, skillfully interweaves the three temporalities, underlining how women are taught to tell the stories of themselves and their trauma in ways that both titillate and exonerate the listener.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's farm ministry on Tuesday cut sharply its estimate of this year's soft wheat harvest while forecasting a steep fall in maize production, underlining the impact of severe weather that has damaged farmland across Europe.
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A Taliban spokesman confirmed that its fighters had closed down dozens of treatment centers but said it was done because of poor services, underlining its push to replace basic government services in many areas under its control.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday became Japan's first leader to visit the Australian city of Darwin since it was bombed by Japanese forces during World War Two, underlining the strength of their crucial alliance.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Economic sentiment in the euro zone rose more than expected in December and the business climate indicator hit new highs, European Commission data showed on Monday, underlining robust economic growth in the single currency area.
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We expect TCG to continue to increase its flexibility to respond to such developments, which together with increased diversification of source markets and destinations, should help mitigate their impact, underlining the improvement in the business risk profile.
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Both oil benchmarks gave up earlier gains in the Asian session after data showed that Japan's exports fell for a sixth straight month in May as China-bound shipments weakened, underlining the impact of the trade war.
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Just hours later, the Taliban confirmed that talks aimed at finding a peace deal had resumed with U.S. officials in Qatar, underlining the strategy adopted by the increasingly invigorated insurgents — an approach their American foes should understand.
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It's the most marked difference between the old rules and the new — underlining the DPC's expanded workload in acting as a hub (and often lead supervisory agency) for cross-border complaints under GDPR's one-stop shop mechanism.
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Underlining the need for investment, Scuoler said he expected factories to suffer power shortages over the winter in Britain as a result of low capacity surpluses caused by a failure to replace old, coal-fired electricity plants.
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The opinion from Advocate General Nils Wahl at the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) amounted to a rare setback for the European Commission, underlining the tough battle ahead as it takes on Apple (AAPL.
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Further underlining the desire of the world's top exporter to drive down prices, a Saudi official said on Monday that the country plans to cut crude oil exports in April to below 7 million barrels per day.
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Underlining the importance of Mr Leissner's connections to his role in the bank, Goldman has no plans to appoint a new Southeast Asian chairman — a title that has more of an emeritus status than an operational function.
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The PMI marks the sixth consecutive month of factory activity contraction, underlining a weak start for the year for a manufacturing complex under severe pressure from falling prices and overcapacity in key sectors including steel and energy.
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Data out on New Zealand on Thursday showed annual inflation there had slowed to just 1.1 percent in the first quarter, underlining expectations that interest rates would remain at record lows for many more months to come.
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Polls now put the Freedom Party in first place nationally, underlining how much support parties in the national government have lost and how the mood toward refugees has shifted since an initial outpouring of sympathy last September.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli government on Sunday approved about $20 million in additional financing for Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, underlining its strengthened right-wing orientation and raising the ire of political opponents and the Palestinians.
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The kidnappings follow a series of similar incidents in other parts of the country, underlining the precarious security on Afghanistan's main highways, which are vital lifelines in a country where many cannot afford to travel by air.
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For many, Wednesday's decision to halt the deployment of the four additional Thaad rocket batteries to conduct a full environmental assessment was aimed at setting himself apart from Ms Park and underlining his sensitivity to public opinion.
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China reported a raft of unexpectedly weak July data, including a surprise drop in industrial output growth to a more than 17-year low, underlining widening economic cracks as the trade war with the United States intensifies.
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"The Secretary never once mentions the estimated 95,000 people who would lose coverage, which gives the Court little reason to think that he seriously grappled with the bottom-line impact on healthcare," Boasberg wrote, underlining the word.
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"We have to be careful that we don't making this a self-fulfilling prophecy by the negativism when a lot of the underlining data would suggest that the elements of the US economy are strong," she added.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German economy is set for modest growth in the second quarter after industrial output edged up and job vacancies hit a record high, underlining labor market strength that is fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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Murders have risen significantly in Mexico during the past couple of years, and 2017 is on course to be the bloodiest year on record, underlining the failure of President Enrique Pena Nieto's government to tame the violence.
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After underlining his intent to make McGregor defend or vacate his featherweight title on several occasions before the Diaz rematch, White offered McGregor's impending news as the reason why he allowed him to hold onto his belt.
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LONDON, July 27 (Reuters) - Infrastructure and pension funds have increased their ownership share of new European offshore wind farms to more than a quarter, industry figures showed, underlining growing interest among institutional investors in renewable energy assets.
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But underlining the ongoing risk to metals consumption, a Reuters poll showed growth in China's sprawling manufacturing sector likely stalled in January, while Toyota said it would keep its production plants in China closed through Feb. 9.
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Underlining the tension, the Iranian delegation had earlier threatened to boycott the talks after discovering that an exiled Iranian opposition group planned an anti-government protest outside the hotel where the meeting was due to take place.
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Mateusz Morawiecki said the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party would continue increasing welfare spending and the share of Polish capital in domestic companies, underlining its break with the free-market reforms of liberal governments before it.
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Mateusz Morawiecki said the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party would continue increasing welfare spending and the share of Polish capital in domestic companies, underlining its break with the free-market reforms of liberal governments before it.
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Underlining the importance of the growing economic ties between the countries, Obama held an open forum with young entrepreneurs and laid out the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade pact between 12 Pacific Rim countries.
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It was homegrown, and founders Ted Waitt, his brother Norm, and Mike Hammond did something impressive: Early on, they kept it local, taking advantage of the community's unique resources, and even underlining that point with their marketing.
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Separately, a number of polls have shown broad support for background checks and other gun controls, underlining the sense that the Stoneman Douglas shooting might have represented a tipping point in the nation's long debate on guns.
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Among the possible audiences the gesture is aimed at, Toharia identified the EU in underlining the difference between the new Spanish government and the new anti-establishment government in Italy, which has vowed to turn back migrants.
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BRUSSELS, March 29 (Reuters) - German carmaker Daimler has complained to EU antitrust regulators about Nokia patents essential to car communications, a move underlining the tensions between tech companies and the car industry on the use of key technologies.
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As with last year, China has not set a target for exports in 2017, underlining the uncertain global outlook and fears of rising U.S. trade protectionism, but Li said China will take steps to steady exports this year.
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Japan may not achieve its carbon emissions target if an ambitious plan to build more coal-fired power plants pushes ahead, Yamamoto told Reuters last month, underlining Tokyo's struggle to meet globally agreed goals to halt climate change.
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U.S. President Barack Obama announced on Monday that Washington will fully lift an embargo on sales of lethal arms to Vietnam, underlining warming relations between the former foes amid rising tensions with Beijing over the South China Sea.
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Britain's Burberry reported a 3 percent drop in like-for-like sales in a "challenging" first quarter, underlining the size of the task facing Marco Gobbetti when he takes over chief executive duties from Christopher Bailey next year.
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A vehicle convoy, with heavily armed men on dozens of pickup trucks bedecked with posters of the former king, forced other vehicles off the road as it pushed through the Kabul traffic, underlining the tensions surrounding the event.
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"We've a very different legal stance," he said, before underlining: "The settlement should be in accordance with law and in the spirit of the UK's continuing partnership with the EU." He later also said Britain recognized "moral obligations".
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The ebbing support for Macron among retired workers was a factor in the by-election defeat his party suffered last month, just eight months after winning the seat, underlining the challenges he faces with no traditional power base.
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It would be the second bond issue by ICBC through its office in Dubai's financial free zone, underlining the bank's growing business in the Middle East as trade and investment ties between China and the Gulf expand rapidly.
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Underlining the seriousness of this predicament, it is reported that Mr Trump's took his decisions to withdraw from Syria and partially from Afghanistan at least in part in a bid to deflect attention from his wider political troubles.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese state firms have expressed an interest to develop land around the Panama Canal, the chief executive of the vital trade thoroughfare said, underlining China's outward push into infrastructure via railways and ports around the world.
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In Europe, farming agency FranceAgriMer raised its forecast for French soft wheat exports outside the European Union this season for the third month in a row, underlining a recent acceleration in shipments from the EU's biggest grain grower.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's jobless total fell in October and employment hit a record high in September, data showed on Tuesday, underlining the strength of a labor market that is supporting a consumer-led upswing in Europe's largest economy.
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If confirmed, the departure of Jaish al-Islam from Douma would mark the end of the war for eastern Ghouta, wiping out an opposition stronghold near Damascus and underlining President Bashar al-Assad's unassailable position in the war.
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Any quick or unexpected moves by the Federal Reserve in the coming months could significantly improve or erode how the company felt about the spring season, he added, also underlining that overall he remained "constructive" on the market.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core inflation slowed to its weakest in about two years in June, underlining policymakers' long battle to boost consumer prices and adding to speculation the Bank of Japan could deliver more stimulus later this month.
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On top of next year's budget, Abe's cabinet approved on Friday an extra budget for this fiscal year, with additional spending of 2.7 trillion yen and extra bond issuance of 1.2 trillion yen, underlining his expansionary fiscal stance.
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After a moment, he starts up again, saying he "maybe" cut the previous speaker off too quickly — underlining how much he's having to second-guess himself in what is evidently unfamiliar and uncomfortable territory for the Uber CEO.
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Underlining its wariness on the issue of the EU, the FPO quickly distanced itself just before Sunday's election from comments by Nigel Farage, former leader of the anti-EU UK Independence Party (UKIP) and veteran supporter of Brexit.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Inadequate rights for indigenous and rural women are jeopardizing forests and common lands across the globe as demand for land and resources grows, underlining the urgent need for legal reforms, researchers said on Thursday.
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The country's exports shrank for a fourth straight month in March, data showed on Wednesday, underlining weak external demand, while farm output - accounting for about a 10th of the country's gross domestic product - slowed in the first quarter.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Fashion chain H&M's sales fell unexpectedly in the past three months as it attracted fewer shoppers to its stores, sending its shares plummeting and underlining its struggle to adapt to a shift to online retail.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tata Steel's pension liabilities are putting off buyers for its British steelmaking operation, Business Secretary Sajid Javid said on Thursday, underlining the difficulty the government faces in securing a sale that would save thousands of jobs.
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The European Commission's monthly sentiment survey showed the overall index for the 220.6 countries sharing the euro at 221.9 points in July, down from 1.73 in June and 21.7 in May, a trend underlining the expected economic slowdown.
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Heavy fighting has continued over the winter from Helmand in the south to Jowzjan province in the north, while a series of suicide attacks have been launched in the capital, underlining the difficulty of restarting the peace process.
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For the whole of 2019, GDP growth is expected to cool to 6.2% and then hit 5.9% in 2020, according to a Reuters poll, underlining the growing challenges faced by Beijing in its efforts to stabilize the economy.
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For the whole of 2019, GDP growth is expected to cool to 6.2% and then hit 5.9% in 2020, according to a Reuters poll, underlining the growing challenges faced by Beijing in its efforts to stabilise the economy.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan recently sent a team of officials to investigate alleged abuses by militias loyal to two rival strongmen in the country's north, underlining concern that tensions there are undermining the authority of the government in Kabul.
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It lost 0.3 percent of its value last week as data showed Chinese November retail sales grew at the weakest pace since 2003 and industrial output rose the least in nearly three years, underlining risks to the economy.
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Underlining that growing sense of unease and caution, HSBC's asset allocation team earlier this month put 17 percent of its portfolio into cash, a high number in its own right but especially high considering it was previously zero.
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Speaking at her Scottish National Party (SNP) conference in Glasgow, Sturgeon said such an arrangement would put Scotland at a disadvantage to Northern Ireland, a comment underlining strains between the United Kingdom's four nations over the Brexit vote.
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Underlining how tricky that balance is, Law may actually gain commercially from the latest changes, even if they do make it harder for him to portray himself as an internationally accepted businessman close to the new democratic government.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Nearly two-thirds of German industrial companies say a British exit from the European Union won't hurt their business, a poll by the Ifo economic institute showed on Wednesday, albeit underlining differences in size and sector.
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Tesco beat expectations with a 22017 percent rise in full-year profit on Wednesday, helped by a strong end to the year in its home market, underlining the recovery of Britain's biggest retailer under Chief Executive Dave Lewis.
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HONG KONG, Nov 11 (Reuters) - China may allow foreign investors to hold controlling stakes in mainland securities, fund management and insurance companies, the Chinese and British governments said, underlining Beijing's commitment to opening up the mainland capital markets.
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" Akbank Sanat argues, "Art has always been obsessed with the representation of the world; but representations that new media creates are much more befitting our super modern existence, underlining the novels ways that we relate to our world.
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Underlining Clinton's confidence that she will become the Democratic candidate, her campaign said on Monday she would not participate in a debate with Sanders in California, despite having previously agreed to attend the event hosted by Fox News.
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Piling on the downward pressure, data from China, Australia's largest trade partner, showed that factory production and trade plunged in the first two months of the year, underlining the impact of the outbreak on world's second-largest economy.
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At the same time, unexpectedly weak economic data for April suggested China's economy was still struggling for traction, underlining the need for more stimulus on top of a host of growth boosting measures rolled out since last year.
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On the ground: About 40 percent of North Korea's population is in urgent need of food aid after the country had its worst harvest in a decade, according to the U.N., underlining the crippling impact of international sanctions.
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Still, one woman reported a rape every 15 minutes on average in India in 2018, according to government data released last month, underlining the country's reputation as one of the worst places in the world to be female.
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There's even a Gmail plug-in that is supposed to help us quit this apparently self-destructive habit by policing our emails for signs of excessive contrition, underlining anything of an overly apologetic nature in angry red wiggles.
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ROME (Reuters) - Luigi Di Maio has resigned as leader of Italy's co-ruling 5-Star Movement, a party source said on Wednesday, underlining the deep divisions in the party and adding to uncertainty for the fractious ruling coalition.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A stray bullet cut through the plastic roof of the equestrian media center on Saturday, alarming journalists and underlining concerns about the host city's ability to guarantee security at the world's biggest sporting event.
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Kusasalethu, located 90 kilometers west of Johannesburg, has had a troubled history and been a flash point for labor violence and strikes in recent years, threatening its viability and underlining the social risks of mining in South Africa.
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In 2010, as many as 550,000 people died prematurely from indoor pollution due to fuels such as wood and coal, underlining why cities should provide better access to electricity and gas, and promote efficient cookstoves, the report said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese companies' expectations for inflation over the next year stagnated, a Bank of Japan survey showed on Tuesday, underlining the daunting challenge facing policymakers as they seek to boost growth and prices amid slowing global demand.
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It lost 0.023 percent of its value last week as data showed Chinese November retail sales grew at the weakest pace since 2003 and industrial output rose the least in nearly three years, underlining risks to the economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy picked up some speed in the second quarter after a sharp winter slowdown in early 2018 but lost momentum in June, underlining its stuttering performance ahead of Brexit in less than eight months' time.
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In sharp exchanges underlining discord in a transatlantic bloc hailed by backers as the most successful military pact in history, Trump demanded that Europe pay more for its collective defense and make concessions to US interests on trade.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States vetoed on Friday a Kuwaiti-drafted U.N. Security Council resolution that condemned Israel's use of force against Palestinian civilians, underlining Washington's differences with friends and foes alike over the Israeli-Palestinian issue.
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But if Gou does rethink the project, at the cost of a significant reputational hit, he will be underlining just how tough it is to reverse traditional outsourcing patterns and trade logic to create Trump's blue-collar idyll.
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Underlining the deepening crisis, some of the largest companies in prosperous Catalonia, which accounts for a fifth of the Spanish economy, have already shifted head offices elsewhere and others are likely to follow if Puigdemont declares outright independence.
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Waving thousands of Spanish flags and singing "Viva España", protesters on Sunday turned out in the largest display of support for a united Spain since the beginning of the crisis — underlining the depth of division in Catalonia itself.
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The downgrade came just two months after the IMF raised its China growth forecast to 6.3% from 6.2%, underlining the expected drag on the world's second-biggest economy from higher U.S. tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese goods.
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Without underlining it too pointedly, Logan gives us a group of kids with familiar mutant powers, because they've presumably been created from the DNA of familiar mutants — a new Iceman, a new Magneto, a new Wolverine, and so forth.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey criticized the United States on Thursday for treating the commander of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as a "legitimate political figure," underlining continued tensions with Washington despite the end of its offensive in Syria.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean consumers' inflation expectations fell to a record low in October for the third straight month, a survey from the Bank of Korea showed on Friday, underlining concerns that weakness in consumer price growth would persist.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, April 24 (Reuters) - Brazilian electronics and appliance retailer Via Varejo SA reported a net loss of 49 million reais ($12.5 million) in the first quarter, underlining how the firm is struggling to consolidate a corporate turnaround.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturers' business confidence slipped to a 2-1/2-year low in April, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, underlining growing concerns the economy could slip into a recession in the face of slowing external demand.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China must strengthen its grip on the internet to ensure broader social and economic goals are met, state news agency Xinhua reported on Saturday citing comments from President Xi Jinping, underlining a hardening attitude towards online content.
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Unlike the western and central regions of the country, the east lacked resources for clean energy, underlining the need for an integrated network, pointed out Wang Yimin, secretary-general of the Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO).
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LISBON (Reuters) - Investment in Portugal's export-oriented sectors doubled last year to hit a record high, underlining the country's fast shift up the economic value chain, the head of the state agency for promotion of exports and investment said.
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Prior to the Chinese market open on Friday, the People's Bank of China set its official yuan/dollar midpoint rate at 6.4905 per dollar, its strongest fixing in 2016, helping underlining the sentiment towards the Chinese currency, traders said.
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BEIRUT/MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - U.S.-backed Syrian militias said on Friday they were strong enough to seize Raqqa from Islamic State with support from the U.S.-led coalition, underlining their opposition to any Turkish role in the planned attack.
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Our research shows that parents and teachers need greater guidance to show girls the full range of career opportunities available to computing experts, underlining the relevance of digital to solving real-world societal issues that girls respond well to.
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But some in the sector doubt that every plant can be brought on stream in time, underlining the scale of the challenge Spain faces in managing its shift away from carbon after years of standstill in adding new capacity.
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Underlining its indulgence for looser budgets, the Commission did not suspend EU funds for Spain and Portugal for breaching fiscal rules last year and did not reject any state's 2017 budget plans despite some appearing to breach EU limits.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China detected African swine fever virus in live pigs being transported to the northeastern Liaoning province, the official Xinhua News Agency said on Saturday, underlining the challenge facing Beijing in its bid to control the contagious disease.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) China's imports of major commodities remained robust in February, underlining the recent positive trend, but also masking a few areas of emerging concern.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Europe risks subjugation to China and the United States unless it becomes more sovereign and democratic, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday in a speech underlining the scale of his ambition to reform the European Union.
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The general secretary of the TUC, Frances O'Grady, and other union leaders published an open letter earlier on Tuesday underlining their fears that Britain would vote to leave the EU, something they described as "a disaster for working people".
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday she would outline more of her approach for Brexit early next year, underlining that her government did not intend to select "bits" of EU membership but forge a new relationship.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone economic growth will slow this year and next from a peak expansion in 2017, the European Commission forecast on Thursday, underlining the need to quickly implement euro zone reforms while the expansion is still strong.
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The central bank could raise its key policy rates in coming months if it skips a chance to tighten next week, a Reuters poll showed, underlining renewed pressure on the rupee after the Federal Reserve's rate hike last month.
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I want to have married a man who wanted to be in a body, who wanted to live in it so much that he marked it up like a book, underlining, highlighting, writing in the margins, I was here.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British employers' demand for staff grew in October at the slowest rate in almost eight years, a survey showed on Friday, underlining suspicions at the Bank of England that the labour market may be losing its strength.
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Republican leaders in Congress say they will go their own way on spending and largely ignore the budget President Trump sent to Congress on Tuesday, underlining a divide between the White House and his congressional allies on spending issues.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Germany's "Bayern Express", Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt, thundered down the ice track to claim a second successive Olympic gold in the doubles luge on Wednesday, underlining their class on the sliding sport's biggest stage.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government said it did not receive any expressions of interest in its planned Air India stake sale by the Thursday evening deadline, underlining the challenge it faces in fixing the debt-laden state carrier.
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Underlining the scale of problem facing Beijing, official figures suggest surplus capacity is some 603-400 million tonnes a year and exports in 2015 reached a record 110 million tonnes - about 10 times the annual steel output of Britain.
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"The underlining fundamentals, they are positive, they are strong, there are not many factors to point to that indicate that we are close to a recession in any way," said Lynne Doughtie, CEO of KPMG in the United States.
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Lawmakers are expressing alarm and demanding answers over a recent data breach involving U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the latest in a series of incidents that is underlining the severity of cybersecurity threats to both agencies and businesses.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's regional bank lobby on Wednesday called on the central bank to focus on the rising costs of prolonged monetary easing, underlining the challenge for policymakers trying to weather growing risks to the world's third-biggest economy.
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The RBA itself has recently noted the success fiscal stimulus has had during the 2008 global financial crisis while underlining the limits of monetary policy when the official cash rate is already at an all-time low 1.50 percent.
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The deeper into season two the show got, the more it teased out the exact circumstances of Jack's death, right down to an episode that prompted a response from Crock-Pot underlining the safety of the company's signature product.
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Just as Raul Alfonsin before him, de la Rua failed to finish his first term, quitting just half way through, underlining the influence retained by the Peronists who governed some of the largest regions and dominated powerful trade unions.
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In the U.S., new Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell this week vowed to stick with a plan to gradually raise interest rates, while in the euro zone slowing inflation is underlining the European Central Bank's caution in removing stimulus.
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Olympus also said it would seek advice from ValueAct in the selection of two additional board directors, underlining a shift is underway in Japan's attitude toward activists - traditionally seen by boards as not legitimate investors with whom to engage.
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The guidelines include language underlining that access for British-registered firms will be subject to ensuring financial stability and the existing legal structures of the EU. They also say the two sides should aim for free trade in services.
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Eurosceptics in other member states applauded Britons' decision to leave the European Union in a referendum that sent shockwaves around the world, with far-right demands for a similar vote in Slovakia underlining the risk of a domino effect.
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BEIJING, Sept 8 (Reuters) - China's exports unexpectedly fell in August while imports shrank for a fourth month, pointing to further weakness in the world's second-largest economy and underlining a pressing need for more stimulus as the Sino-U.
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The release date was intended to coincide with one of the proposed dates for Britain's departure from the European Union, but the withdrawal from the bloc was postponed twice — somewhat spoiling the symmetry but perhaps underlining the rapper's point.
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Now, it's ending in a fashion where its last season premiere was scheduled on the same night as the seventh season premiere of Game of Thrones, underlining how little attention it's expected to draw from the general viewing public.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin met oil companies, including Lukoil, on Sunday, indicating that he favored a joint action with OPEC but underlining that the current oil price level was acceptable to Moscow, signaling that Russia's input may be limited.
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Actually, closer attention to the big ideas that drove each side might have reinforced his central point by underlining how much damage was done in the name of competing ideologies that meshed poorly with the needs of Vietnamese society.
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GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - New Guatemalan president Alejandro Giammattei on Friday declared a state of alert in two municipalities on the fringe of Guatemala City that have been plagued by gang violence, underlining his pledge to get tough on crime.
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Nor did the Second entirely convince, unsure of where it was going and marred by Mr. Nelsons's habit of holding back a crescendo or a development, then too crudely underlining a harmonic arrival or unleashing a flare in volume.
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Bunker fuel may now be leaking from the Iranian oil tanker that sank in the East China Sea last Sunday, China's State Oceanic Administration (SOA) said, underlining fears for contamination from the world's worst oil ship disaster in decades.
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The dollar slipped to a fresh three-year low against a basket of currencies on Tuesday after data showed euro zone consumer confidence jumped much more than expected in January, underlining the strong momentum in the euro zone economy.
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Underlining the scale of problem facing Beijing, official figures suggest surplus capacity is some 300-400 million tonnes a year and exports in 603 reached a record 110 million tonnes - about 10 times the annual steel output of Britain.
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The central bank could raise its key policy rates in coming months if it skips a chance to tighten this week, a Reuters poll showed, underlining renewed pressure on the rupee after the Federal Reserve's rate hike last month.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Fairfax Media Ltd, which publishes Australia's oldest newspaper, is set to cut the equivalent of 120 full-time editorial jobs at its major mastheads, underlining the tumult facing the troubled print industry as more readers flock online.
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His reticence only fanned Democratic suspicions that the newly installed attorney general is running interference for Trump -- after Barr released a letter last month underlining what he says are bottom-line findings that are largely favorable to the President.
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OCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Chem is looking at more acquisitions in agriculture-chemical firms to find new streams of growth, its chief executive said, underlining an appetite for deals in the higher-margin, higher-growth industry.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Just months after a stunning election victory, Malaysia's prime minister has had to step in to mollify the country's majority Malay Muslims in recent weeks, underlining a weighty challenge confronting his multi-ethnic, reformist coalition: race.
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But, underlining the challenge May faces, Ireland's foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Sunday she still needed to spell out her approach to the Irish border - which will become the only land frontier between Britain and the EU after Brexit.
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As the industry leaders were meeting Scheuer, a court in Cologne ordered driving bans in some parts of the city from next April, underlining the stakes for politicians concerned that a lack of progress could trigger deeply unpopular driving bans.
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LONDON, Feb 30.8063 (Reuters) - OPEC cut its forecast for 2019 world oil demand on Tuesday due to slowing economies and expectations of faster supply growth from rivals, underlining its challenge to prevent a surplus even as it starts new production cuts.
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