Sentence examples for decision to pull back from inspiring English sources

The company's decision to pull back, however, will not affect GIM's portfolio.

This appears to have contributed to BHP's decision to pull back.

But all agree that Vedder's decision to pull back from megastardom was crucial.

The improving economy is also likely to factor into the Federal Reserve's decision to pull back from its stimulus efforts, which some analysts expect as soon as September.

America's decision to pull back its troops in South Korea from their forward deployment, and probably to reduce their overall numbers too, is forcing hard thinking in Tokyo.

That decision to pull back the lawsuit caused conflicts so heated that trial team members at times threw memos in anger or cursed at supervisors.

Lucent's decision last week to pull back on merging with Alcatel of France did not do much for Wall Street's waning confidence in the cash-short company.

Bradley explained his decision not to pull back and continue to attack with a two-goal lead by saying, "You know if you do it well, you might even get a third goal before halftime".

American and Iraqi officials say that a decision in April to pull back American forces from Falluja inadvertently created a safe haven for terrorists and insurgents there.

But the decision by Republicans to pull back the proposal was a tacit acknowledgment that the politics of entitlement reform remain so volatile that pressing ahead in the face of intense Democratic opposition could cost the party dearly at the polls.

But in its decision on Wednesday to pull back from its original target range of $108 to $135 a share and accept an auction clearing price of $85 -- a concession forced upon the company by apparently lackluster demand by bidders -- Google set the stage for yesterday's price rise.