Sentence examples for delay withdrawal from inspiring English sources

To delay withdrawal in the hope that an Iraqi government under a democratic constitution will emerge and end the civil war is sheer foolishness.

But the contract also leaves the door open to further negotiations that would delay withdrawal.

Even if it would impact on the care of other patients, 48% would delay withdrawal of therapy to facilitate DCD.

Nearly one-half of the intensivists delay withdrawal to facilitate donation, even if this may impact on the care of other patients.

Regarding donation after cardiac death (DCD), 93% of consultants were happy to delay withdrawal to facilitate successful donation, 85% have already done so in their practice and 14% routinely withdraw therapy in theatres rather than on the ICU.

Encouraging people to take money out of the market now means they realise losses after a large market decline, and it prevents them from profiting off the gains accruing during recovery (which is exactly why I was pleased to see that Mr Obama supports allowing seniors to delay withdrawals from their accounts).

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, criticized the drug agency for a delayed withdrawal.

Even if Westminster delayed withdrawal for a while, Europe will play hardball.

A second ventilator-associated pneumonia caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa delayed withdrawal of the patient from mechanical ventilation, which was successfully achieved on day 18.

Moreover, Peltola et al. [ 6] found that the delayed withdrawal of attention reflected not a simple response to fearful wide-open eyes but rather an enhanced sensitivity to facial signals of threat.

Clearly, delaying withdrawals would quickly run the tab up.