Sentence examples for be withdrawn at will from inspiring English sources

Observing the treaties China has signed is an obligation, not a concession to be withdrawn at will.

But it cannot be withdrawn at will like money from an A.T.M.; wells yield only so much liquid per day.

It has been argued that the preferences which Ethiopia enjoys, with China, AGOA, EBA and others schemes can be withdrawn at will.

"But the EU's equivalence regime is a poor shadow of passporting – it only covers a narrow range of services, can be withdrawn at virtually no notice, and will probably mean the UK will have to accept rules it has no influence over.

However, concomitant medications, including glucocorticoids (inhaled corticosteroids [ICSs]), oral steroids), long-acting β2-agonist (LABA)/ICS combinations, theophylline, lipoxygenase inhibitors, anti-platelet therapy and leukotriene antagonists will not be permitted throughout the trial and will be withdrawn at the start of the run-in period.

This is because universal credit will be withdrawn at a consistent and predictable rate as their earnings increase".

Mr. Obama said, as he previously has, that the troops will be withdrawn at a "steady pace," but he again gave no details.

It will be withdrawn at a rate of 65% on net income, ie the earnings left after paying taxes and national insurance.

Most of the calculators are lump sum in nature, which assumes that all of the funds will be withdrawn at one time in the year of retirement.

As earnings rise, Universal Credit will be withdrawn at a rate of around 65p for every £1 of wages earned - higher than is presently the case.

The president said these remaining troops will be withdrawn "at a steady pace" going into 2014.