Sentence examples for be fully withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Economic-stimulus measures will be fully withdrawn, but the economy will power forward to 6% growth in 2011.

It will be fully withdrawn where one parent earns above £60,000.

Families with one parent earning more than £50,000 lose part of their child benefit, and it will be fully withdrawn where one parent earns above £60,000.

With the prospect of storing 20 locomotives whilst the necessary upgrading took place, the management recommended the class be fully withdrawn from service.

That pause in drawdowns would begin in July, after five combat brigades ordered to Iraq last year are fully withdrawn.

The benefit is fully withdrawn where one parent earns above £60,000, even though two couples earning £45,000 a year with a joint income of £90,000 are unaffected.

But black officeholders began to disappear after the Compromise of 1877, when the Northern troops that had protected black voters were fully withdrawn from the South.

The generals wanted this force to stay until the Afghans were able to provide these things for themselves.But rather than heed the advice, in May Mr Obama decided on a force of just 9,800 Americans at the beginning of 2015, falling to half that a year later before being fully withdrawn by the end of 2016.

WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence agencies warn in a new, classified assessment that insurgents could quickly regain control of key areas of Afghanistan and threaten the capital as soon as 2015 if American troops are fully withdrawn next year, according to two officials familiar with the findings.

However, all aspects of care investigated remained indirectly or partly incentivised in other indicators, and further work is needed to assess the generalisability of the findings when incentives are fully withdrawn.

We defined attempt time as the time in seconds from when the blade of the laryngoscope entered the mouth until it was fully withdrawn from the mouth after placement of the endotracheal tube (either successful placement in the trachea or unsuccessful in the esophagus).