Sentence examples for considered withdrawal from inspiring English sources

After all, if we eurosceptics considered withdrawal from the EU to be more important than, say, sound policies on taxation and public spending, Nigel Farage would have walked into Downing Street years ago.

Several clubs, including the ADAC, AAA and KNAF considered withdrawal from the FIA after the decision.

Those who have done less than six sessions will be considered withdrawals.

The interviews indicated that many people did not consider withdrawal a serious method.

The more the United States insists it will not even consider withdrawal, the less incentive Iraqis have to settle their political differences.

Notes from the meeting, seen by the Guardian, said the deepest cuts would mean the STFC could be forced to consider "withdrawal from a major facility … eg Cern".

In an interview last week, Rabbi Herring said he believed "there are already voices being raised in synagogues to withhold support, to consider withdrawal" from the Orthodox Union.

They included notes that he had taken during secret meetings in 1975-76 with British agents which confirmed that Britain did consider withdrawal from Ireland.

Six months after it first flagged up that it was considering withdrawal of LMU's trusted sponsor status, it has announced that in a random audit there were problems with nearly two thirds of files.

This was, Hirschman wrote, a "near perfect example of the economist's bias in favor of exit and against voice": In the first place, Friedman considers withdrawal or exit as the "direct" way of expressing one's unfavorable views of an organization.

Their motion is more moderate than some would like.There have been calls from outfits like Policy Exchange, a centre-right think tank, for Britain to consider withdrawal from the jurisdiction of the ECHR if the court does not agree to major reform.