Sentence examples for a small withdrawal from inspiring English sources

But General Petraeus's apparent agreement to a small withdrawal beginning early next year could fit into a narrow consensus that is beginning to emerge on Capitol Hill.

Investors and analysts have struggled to assess the implications of even a small withdrawal of the bond buying that has supported markets in recent years.

However, when I recently went to the petty cash to make a small withdrawal for the perfectly legitimate purpose of buying a KitKat and found that it was empty, apart from two euros and a stack of IOU Post-its, I decided it was time for action.

He has been given until May 11th to appear in Washington with his government's agreement to an American proposal for a small Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank.

Her loan of £8,100 will come up short, so Dervishali will cover the rest with a job and an iron discipline towards budgeting, withdrawing just what she will spend on a night out and trying to prevent a repeat of a situation last year where small withdrawals of £30 later added up to a problem at the end of the year.

When the cash advance fee is added, British travellers can be losing 4.5% on every euro withdrawal - and this figure can be much higher on small withdrawals, where a minimum charge of up to £2.50 can be applied.

Fidelity Investments, the largest mutual fund company, said that it suffered "very small withdrawals" from equity funds yesterday, far less than Friday.

Although we did not study the adherence of elderly people to the prescribed exercise programs, most of the studies included in this review reported small withdrawals from the exercise programs (lack of adherence) [ 13, 33– 38] 38].

In a small but interesting withdrawal study performed in patients with LN, an inverse correlation between the length of treatment/remission before withdrawal and the risk of relapse was found [ 11].

One of the e-mails said that other banks "are in very bad condition and even a small percentage of withdrawals would push these institutions into bankruptcy .To make matters worse, Bulgaria also faces a political crisis: on June 29th, the president announced that he will dissolve parliament on August 6th and call elections for October 5th.

One of the e-mails sent by one of the suspects, released by the authorities, said that other banks, including Italian-owned Unicredit, "are in very bad condition and even a small percentage of withdrawals would push these institutions into bankruptcy.