Sentence examples for begin to be withdrawn from inspiring English sources

In addition, the earnings level at which tax credits will begin to be withdrawn will be reduced from £6,420 to 3,850.

Higher-income households in social housing required to pay rents at the market rate Most 18-21-year-olds will not be entitled to claim housing benefit with a new so called "earn or learn" obligation The earnings level at which tax credits will begin to be withdrawn will be reduced from £6,420 to 3,850.

"These are conditions in which it would be very easy for the financial markets, businesses and households to jump to the mistaken conclusion that monetary stimulus will soon begin to be withdrawn.

The terror threat level in the UK has been reduced from critical to severe and soldiers deployed to key sites around the country will begin to be withdrawn from Monday, Theresa May has said.

Chlorophyll begins to be withdrawn from leaves, leaving them yellow- and orange-hued with xanthophylls and carotenoids.

Universal credit claimants can keep a certain amount of earnings before their entitlement begins to be withdrawn.

When consent begins to be withdrawn, regimes may offer concessions and simultaneously engage in repression, as President Mubarak did in Egypt and President Ben Ali did in Tunisia.

It came to a brief halt in 1973, when a cease-fire agreement was signed (January 27) and the remaining U.S. troops in South Vietnam began to be withdrawn.

But, he adds, a small group of middle-income older taxpayers will be marginally better off, because the level at which the age-related part of the personal allowance begins to be withdrawn has not been frozen.

However, the main reason why the class began to be withdrawn in 1964 was the transfer of the main line between Salisbury and Exeter to the Western Region and the introduction of "Warship" class diesel-hydraulic locomotives on these services.

The class saw use after nationalisation in 1948, though with increasing numbers of Bulleid Pacifics able to take over their duties, the Remembrance class began to be withdrawn from service during the mid-1950s, starting with Hackworth in 1955, and finally Beattie in 1957.