Sentence examples for before it withdrew from inspiring English sources

Attheraces cost Channel 4 £23.3m before it withdrew from the venture.

A foray by Daihatsu, another Japanese manufacturer of compact cars, lasted only four years before it withdrew in 1992.

It has been paying off a penalty of $105m under a non-prosecution settlement with the American authorities, for offences it admits to committing before it withdrew.

Jurors were horrified by evidence that Merck may have known about the dangers of Vioxx years before it withdrew the treatment.

"What was the use that we got from the rockets?" asked Mr. Shabat, who worked in Israel before it withdrew from Gaza in 2005.

Merck sold almost $3 billion of Vioxx a year before it withdrew the drug in September 2004 after a clinical trial showed that Vioxx sharply increased patients' risks of heart attacks and strokes.

The country's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is currently seeking support from the Scottish Parliament to hold a referendum on whether Scotland should leave the U.K. before it withdraws from the EU.

Mrs Clinton also opposes permanent bases, but says a residual American force may have to linger, perhaps based in the Kurdish region.The Republican candidates say America must win in Iraq before it withdraws.

The 3rd Battalion held the position until just before 2400, when it withdrew to its previous position with most of the equipment that had been lost by 1st Battalion earlier in the day.

Two days after the election, and two weeks before leaving office, it withdrew an impressive ¥250m.Some people might shrug off the fund as part of the old Japanese tradition of gift-giving, admittedly involving some pretty generous presents.

Two days after the election, and two weeks before leaving office, it withdrew ¥250m.In this section Their number is up If you pay more than peanuts Protest vote Dispense with the pieties Thinking the worst Isolation ward Putting the raj in Rajapaksa Friends like these In the strongman's shadow ReprintsThe mainstream press has been strangely reticent on the matter.