Sentence examples for certainly withdraw from inspiring English sources
If true, America would almost certainly withdraw its diplomatic support for Congo's military operations in the east.
That does not seem feasible — and even if it were, he said, he believes that the mayor would almost certainly withdraw Ms. Black's candidacy rather than agree to it.
"If we do not get a change in policy, we will certainly withdraw concessions that would otherwise be available to the Koreans," she said in an interview taped for "American Interests," a Public Broadcasting Service program to be shown Saturday.
Antonio Giustozzi believes that the moment of maximum danger will come after 2014, when the Americans have all but certainly withdrawn the last of their combat forces.
Else, they would have certainly withdrawn much more.
Whether this assumption is accurate or not, Ptolemy certainly withdrew his support, which left Cleomenes without money to pay for his mercenaries.
I am not sure Darwish's books were ever that readily available in Saudi Arabia in the first place". Blogger Margot Lynx Qualey said: "Certainly withdrawing works by Mahmoud Darwish hits a level of outrage – or scoffing – beyond past moves by the PVPV [the kingdom's Committee for the Prevention of Vice and Promotion of Virtue] and the Ministry of Culture.
It certainly has withdrawn some vital services, but it is also just continuing the years of underfunding that mental health services have suffered.
"Playing in the Championship will certainly be more expensive, I doubt very much that we'll get any travel funding from the RFU, that'll certainly be withdrawn I think," Dempsey said.
While it is true that, politically speaking - as I can see from the positions adopted by the various groups - an EU-wide ban is not currently possible, we should certainly consider withdrawing European Union subsidies from areas which grow genetically modified crops, as they should not be funded using European Union money.
Almost certainly he will withdraw from this week's Rome Masters.
