Sentence examples for back withdrawal from inspiring English sources

But when asked how they would vote if prime minister David Cameron fails to secure a deal to end the supremacy of EU law in the UK from his current renegotiation, the numbers ready to back withdrawal rose to 43%, against 38% who would still want to stay in, found the survey of almost 2,000 people by pollsters ICM.

Former Foreign Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind described former Chancellor Lord Lawson's decision to back withdrawal as the equivalent of throwing a "hand grenade into a small building".

He said that the ECCB was flying in money to back withdrawals at the Bank of Antigua for now, but that they could not do so for long.

Writing for the Observer, former Tory party chairman Norman Tebbit, who backs withdrawal from the EU, predicts that Europe and the future of Scotland within the UK will be the two "make or break issues" of the coming five-year parliament.

Many of those backing withdrawal from the Executive pointed to the treatment of the SDLP's lone minister, Margaret Ritchie, Minister for Social Development, who was criticised last month by both the DUP and Sinn Fein over her handling of a £1.2m grant Britain had promised to Ulster Defence Association-linked community projects.

Sharon prevailed upon his cabinet to back Gaza withdrawal.

Were the junior doctors to back a withdrawal of labour then BMA plans would see trainees providing only emergency care.

If MPs want to leave the EU with a deal, they must back the withdrawal agreement, he says.

But the EU leaders hope that the threat of European elections on 23 May might push some Brexiters to finally back the withdrawal agreement.

May's de facto deputy, David Lidington, appeared to hint at this by urging MPs to back the withdrawal agreement irrespective of their opinions about the latter.

The deputy leader of the DUP said on Friday he would rather see the UK stay in the European Union than back the withdrawal agreement.