Sentence examples for could not withdraw from from inspiring English sources

I could not withdraw from it.

"I could not withdraw from it … I am very terrified".

Ségolène Royale, the French environment minister who helped negotiate the Paris accord, told journalists in Marrakech that the US could not withdraw from the treaty easily.

Things grew complicated as a "diplomat" go-between instructed her to pay huge sums for supposed documents needed to release the supposed trunks, and warned that she was now implicated and could not withdraw from the scheme.

Osama Harb, the editor of a moderate foreign policy journal, International Affairs, denounced Egypt's supposed reform efforts as a sham but found he could not withdraw from the government's inner circle without endangering himself.

Klinsmann's hiring of psychologists, experts from American sports and Germany's hockey coach, Bernhard Peters, were seen as ridiculous gimmicks by Beckenbauer and the country's most powerful newspaper, Bild, which in the face of dreadful pre-tournament results argued that if Germany could not withdraw from its own World Cup, then it should hire Ottmar Hitzfeld to manage the team.

Charles Bencomo, who worked in computer support in the firm's office in New York, said he was surprised to learn in mid-February that he could not withdraw funds from his 401(k).

During the blackout, those who did not have cash to buy food almost died of hunger because they could not withdraw money from ATMs that were out of order.

Although the issues of Taiwan and Vietnam were mutually intractable — China refused to put pressure on North Vietnam to end the war, and the United States could not withdraw all its troops from and support for Taiwan as long as the war was in progress — the United States and China had a shared interest.

I was told that in one bank you could not withdraw more than 100,000 naira (about $500 , £340 from your account in the week leading up to the 28 March electoral contest between President Goodluck Jonathan and opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari.

These findings were replicated in a similar study in Bloemfontein where 24.2% thought they could not withdraw at any time and 92.3% believed that they would not receive good medical care if they did withdraw from the study [ 23].