Sentence examples for believed withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Scheinman asked whether Canada believed withdrawal and compliance issues could adequately be dealt with in the NPT process, or if it needed to be elevated to the UN Security Council.

"John McCain believes withdrawal must be based on conditions on the ground," Mr. McCain's senior foreign policy adviser, Randy Scheunemann, said in a statement.

The McCain campaign tried to spin Maliki's comments by saying that Obama is on the side of "unconditional withdrawal" while McCain and Maliki believe withdrawal must be based on "facts on the ground".

"But I believe withdrawal by a date certain, at this time, is the wrong policy".

Although support of the mujahedeen in Afghanistan was to have lasting repercussions in the fight against terrorism, Mr. Reagan believed Soviet withdrawal from that country was a vindication of his policies.

Until recently, it was believed that withdrawal was a single reflex response involving excitation of all flexor muscles in a limb with concomitant inhibition of extensors.

And he has never wanted to conduct a unilateral withdrawal, believing that a withdrawal would be most safely performed as part of an agreement with Syria.

In this context, giving patients cues that a given instrument is designed to measure withdrawal from cannabis may prompt them to respond in ways that they perceive matches what they believe about withdrawal in general.

Given that 74% of business leaders believe British withdrawal from the EU would damage the economy, it is not difficult to predict what might happen.

The company did not disclose a reason for the decision but said it "believes the withdrawal to be consistent with the public interest and the protection of investors".

"The opiate of investors has been central bank liquidity," he wrote in a note to clients last week, adding, "We believe liquidity withdrawal will not be painless and will create higher volatility".