Sentence examples for Withdraw from a contract from inspiring English sources

After a night of saturation patrols in the small suburb of Guadalupe led to a televised confrontation with Rebecca Jimenez, who was then mayor, Sheriff Arpaio threatened to withdraw from a contract to provide policing for the community.

The second is to harmonize the procedures and conditions regarding the final consumer's right to withdraw from a contract.

That unavailability meant my wife could not reach the apartment, so we withdrew from a contract that had not been fulfilled.

Thus, after decades of unblushing support for the sanguinary fundamentalists of Saudi Arabia, this week it emerged that the scruples of Justice Secretary Michael Gove have forced his department to withdraw from a £5.9m contract to train prison officers in the kingdom of floggers, stoners and beheaders.

Those regulations stipulate that customers may withdraw from an off-premises contract with 14 days of purchase without giving any reason.

Customers will also be exempt from any costs of which they were not "properly informed" before placing an order and will be given a 14-day "cooling off" period for withdrawing from a sales contract.

This can leave sellers with substantial costs, and remains legal in England and Wales since buyer and seller are free to withdraw from an agreement without penalty before contracts are exchanged.

15-17, 69121 Heidelberg, Germany, fax: +49 6221 345 4229, email: [email protected]) of your decision to withdraw from this contract by an unequivocal statement (e.g. a letter sent by post, fax or e-mail).

Siddle signed to play T20 cricket for Essex in 2012, but had to withdraw from the contract after sustaining a back problem.

Cingular decided that this was not economically feasible for them and sent the woman a letter requesting that she voluntarily withdraw from her contract.

Just this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin withdrew from a nuclear security contract on the disposal of plutonium, for instance.