Sentence examples for Was to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Hitherto, the government's instinct was to withdraw into arithmetical obfuscation.

"I felt like the best thing for me was to withdraw.

One of Mr. Zapatero's first acts as prime minister was to withdraw the troops.

But even as I worried, I somehow decided that the best policy was to withdraw — from all of them.

Cetshwayo's policy was to withdraw his troops, remain on the defensive in this unprovoked war, and hope to negotiate.

A more common type of resistance was to withdraw one's full cooperation with the Islamic State authorities.

It added: "We felt the only appropriate response was to withdraw not only this product but all frozen beef products.

The first step was to withdraw from the agreement reached in Kyoto to begin limiting worldwide emissions of greenhouse gases.

Hodgson's solution, done as the stable banged in the Balkan night and the Montenegrins celebrated their leveller, was to withdraw Tom Cleverley.

Their best official offer to the Palestinians was to withdraw 20% of them, leaving 180,000 in 209 settlements, covering about 5% of the occupied land.

Hostilities were ended a few days later by a convention (April 16) under which Eugène was to withdraw his forces from Italy.