Sentence examples for continue withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Pál Kray, commanding 30,000, rushed into battle with Kléber's 24,000 at Uckerath, east of Bonn on 19 June, prompting the French to continue withdrawal to the north.

Kadima came to power promising to continue withdrawals, after the successful disengagement from Gaza and the Northern Shomron region, yet - 18 months on - it appears to be doing the polar opposite of what it pledged.

Its most worrisome aspect is how clearly it reflects the tech industry's continuing withdrawal from the public realm.

And, speaking of television, the BBC's continued withdrawal from serious golf coverage unquestionably harmed McIlroy in respect of public awareness.

Indeed, there is a gradual but continuing withdrawal of the regular Russian army from the border, where it has been concentrated in recent weeks.

Israeli troops shot dead two Palestinians today in violence that has failed to subside even with Israel's continuing withdrawal from four Palestinian-controlled towns.

But now it is set to take down its welcome sign as the continuing withdrawal of American forces makes such a place unnecessary.

But lack of men and supplies forced Johnston to order continued withdrawal, and he surrendered to Sherman at Durham Station, North Carolina, on April 26.

Formally known as the Joint Visitors Bureau — no one ever came up with a name to better capture its peculiar ambiance — it will be taking down the welcome sign on Sept. 29, as the continuing withdrawal of American forces from Iraq makes it unnecessary to maintain the closest thing to a five-star hotel that any four-star command can boast of in a war zone.

The move, which impacts those in customer service, selling services and select graphic design positions, represents Teespring's continued withdrawal from the region where it first got off the ground.

The joint U.S./ARVN campaign would begin on 1 May with the stated goals of: reducing allied casualties in South Vietnam; assuring the continued withdrawal of U.S. forces; and enhancing the U.S./Saigon government position at the peace negotiations in Paris.