Sentence examples for actually withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Canada was not expecting to achieve its targets under Kyoto yet had not actually withdrawn.

A Senate bill was actually withdrawn after the vote had been declared.

Another reason has to do with the election, in which, instead of facing the issues and making a decision about them, the country seems to have run away from them, and in some ways to have actually withdrawn permission to take any action.

It was not until about noon that they realised the British had actually withdrawn.

A slew of Republicans rescinded their support for Trump over the comments, but several top members of the party ― including Ryan ― haven't actually withdrawn their endorsements of the presidential nominee.

The Spanish stormed the wall, to find that the inhabitants had left spears planted inside to make the Spanish think that warriors were still defending the town, when they had actually withdrawn under cover of torrential rain that had interrupted the battle.

Miffed, Canada actually withdrew from international competition from 1969 to 1976.

She actually withdrew before she told me, so I have nothing to say.

Where would the 3,000 or so guerrillas scattered across the harsh mountains of south-eastern Turkey actually withdraw to?

Until they actually withdraw money, it sits in Prudential's general account, of which military benefits make up only a small fraction, Mr. DeFillippo said.

Max interpreted Kate's long hours as a withdrawal from the relationship -- and she resented his resentment, which in turn caused her to actually withdraw and work harder.