Sentence examples for called to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Later, however, the FBI called to withdraw the warning.

"I feel terrible about being on strike," said Megan Williams, called to withdraw her labour by that renowned Bolshevik front organisation the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists.

In November 1992, Douglas Gomez, a coach for the Maktab Sultan Abu Bakar field hockey team, expressed his displeasure of being called to withdraw from a semi-final national hockey match by the Director of the Johor Education Department.

Of the nine lost to follow-up, three people never returned phone calls, three reported losing their folders and never came in for their exit, two called to withdraw and never came in for their exit interview, and one person staying at a homeless shelter could not be contacted.

Democratic calls to withdraw from Iraq in the face of mounting violence are wrong, he said.

Cantona told the daily Liberation that he would heed his own call to withdraw money.

The repeated calls to withdraw from the European convention carry a huge risk of undermining the UK's reputation abroad.

Middle-East mireAriel Sharon responded to George Bush's call to withdraw by pulling troops out of various West Bank towns and villages but invading others.

While he has drawn many supporters to his libertarian, small-government message, his call to withdraw US troops from around the world was a tough sell in a state dotted with military installations and home to many veterans.

WASHINGTON — In a strong bipartisan endorsement of the Obama administration's policy in Afghanistan, the House of Representatives on Wednesday soundly rejected a call to withdraw American troops by the end of the year.

The Houthis have long resisted calls to withdraw from all areas they have seized, which is a key part of the resolution the council approved in April shortly after the conflict began.