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The phrase "are going to withdraw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a future action of pulling back or removing oneself from a situation or commitment.
Example: "The company announced that they are going to withdraw their support for the project due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "will withdraw" or "are planning to withdraw".
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"Once they say they are going to withdraw, the whole country will become a hell".
It doesn't mean you are going to withdraw it but you don't have to keep adding to it", he said.
"We are going to withdraw when the order comes in cooperation with NATO," said the commander of the rebel military police here.
"We cannot save the Iraqis from themselves". He has advocated announcing that U.S. troops are going to withdraw as a way of pressuring Iraqi politicians to find compromises.
"I'm not the kind of person who says next year we are going to withdraw soldiers here or there," Mr. Guttenberg said this week during an unannounced visit to Afghanistan.
"If it happens, C.I.A. people are not going to start plotting against the president, but they are going to withdraw from taking risks, and then the C.I.A. becomes useless to the president," Mr. Lowenthal said.
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It's been so great, we're going to withdraw some troops!" But the troop withdrawal he spoke about had nothing to do with the success of the "Surge".
"It's not like I'm going to withdraw and go home," he said.
"The main benefit is that a Likud government of Israel is going to withdraw from settlements.
The government is going to withdraw all funding for the teaching of science and technology subjects.
I told the board president that if I don't get an interview, I'm going to withdraw my application".
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