Sentence examples for expected to withdraw from inspiring English sources

All the Austrian troops are expected to withdraw within six weeks.

Baghdad is expected to withdraw the troops, according to American commanders.

But Wallace seems unlikely to do well in the future because several Democratic contestants are expected to withdraw after Wisconsin.

In the meantime, the Indonesian army is expected to withdraw some of its forces, while GAM will begin to disarm.

PARIS MAKES CONCESSION Berlin Is Expected to Withdraw Some of Her Other Objections in Return -- London Optimistic.

Libya and possibly several other nations are expected to withdraw their ambassadors, but only temporarily, officials said.

Further, when asked what percentage of their nest egg they expect to withdraw annually in retirement, the median — or typical — withdrawal predicted by middle-class Americans is 10 percent.

Large parts of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) expect to withdraw from coastal population centres.

"I am expecting to withdraw all the local charges in Berks County against him on Monday because we anticipate that the U.S. attorney's office will be taking over this prosecution," he said in a telephone interview.

Israeli military units also remained in Nablus, although Israel has said it expects to withdraw them any day, and then enter a phase of its operation in which it will conduct military operations as intelligence reports dictate.

Let's say Mr. Green retires with an investment portfolio of $1 million and expects to withdraw 5% of that initial amount annually ($50,000).