The phrase "as to withdraw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of pulling back or removing oneself from a situation or commitment.
Example: "The committee decided to take a vote as to withdraw their support for the proposal."
Alternatives: "in order to withdraw" or "regarding the withdrawal".
No state that adopted the standards has gone so far as to withdraw from them.
Several Lao speakers were so alarmed as to withdraw from the event.The mixed reception for the AEPF may reflect a conflict inside the government.
Germany, which abstained on the UN resolution authorising the mission, went so far as to withdraw its crews from NATO warning and control aircraft and its warships from other NATO missions in the Mediterranean.
While Trump's domestic policies will reduce the country's ability to tackle its contribution to climate change, it remains uncertain whether the administration would go so far as to withdraw from an agreement supported by over 190 countries and other parties.
While the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868 did not change the distribution of powers between the States and the Federal Government so as to withdraw the basic interests of criminal justice from the exclusive control of the States, it did impose restrictions upon the States in the making and in the enforcement of the criminal laws.
Ms. Weingarten went so far as to withdraw her support for Mr. Klein's overhaul of the school system last month, because he has kept her in the dark about many of his plans and tried to fire or reassign several thousand of her members.
While widely used, much derided pre-ticked 'consent' boxes for processing personal data are set to be outlawed — with consent having to "unambiguous" (or "explicit" for sensitive personal data), as well as easy to withdraw.
Here, practices are diverse, with centers in some regions in Europe two to three times as likely as others to withdraw life-sustaining treatment [ 7, 45, 46].
An analysis of attrition in a general surgery training program in Texas revealed that women were more than twice as likely as men to withdraw [ 30].
The neonates of women using < 50 mg of methadone were as likely to withdraw as those women using > or = 50 mg, 61.5% versus 79.0%, P not significant.
If a bank made it as hard to withdraw money as hospitals make it to withdraw my own medical records, how long do you think the bank would stay in business?
