Sentence examples for able to withdraw some from inspiring English sources

Bruno is able to withdraw some funds from the bank but is forced to sign over the family factory and then his house.

Hours after Greece's bailout programme with its creditors expired and the country became the first in the developed world to miss an IMF loan repayment, Greek pensioners without debit cards were at last able to withdraw some cash.

Airport spokeswoman Jenny Wedge said that in case the carriers are approaching the 10.8 million passenger mark, the airport would be able to withdraw some approved flights.

"If we could receive more valid information we might be able to withdraw some of the drugs that is not necessary".

If you have a universal life insurance policy, you may be able to withdraw some of the cash value from your policy without cancelling out of the policy altogether.

Conversely, if they are able to withdraw, they are in some sense independent from the particulars.

Everyday clinical experience, however, indicates that some patients are able to withdraw treatment for periods of months and occasionally indefinitely.

He said that since security is improving and the Iraqi army is growing more capable, America should be able to withdraw a marine unit immediately, a brigade by Christmas and some 30,000 troops by next summer.

"Clients deserve to be able to withdraw their money".

"We will be able to withdraw," he said.

"Compare that to the $400,000 they were able to withdraw.