Sentence examples for for a speedy withdrawal from inspiring English sources
What kind of Republican would call for a speedy withdrawal from Afghanistan and for Pentagon cuts?
There is some Republican division: Mr. Paul and Mr. Huntsman have called for a speedy withdrawal, while Mr. Romney has been, at various times, both more dovish and more hawkish than Mr. Obama.
He also sought, as he had before, to force lawmakers to consider the dangers that would likely unfold if they acceded to the popular demands for a speedy withdrawal, and he sought to put Iraq's struggles in historical context.
Rejecting Democratic calls for a speedy withdrawal, Bush said: "Those who say that the way to encourage further progress is to back off and force the Iraqis to fend for themselves are simply wrong".
While the Bush administration has repeatedly condemned the Russian military action as a "disproportionate" response to the Georgian attack and called for a speedy withdrawal, Mr. Bush's language on Wednesday was an effort to position the conflict within a broader ideological call to arms.
A meeting of Iraq's neighbors this month in Saudi Arabia produced a consensus position that called for a speedy withdrawal of American and British forces from Iraq and a central role for the United Nations in rebuilding Iraq's economic and political life.
The most that can be expected at this stage are November electoral mandates for peace and a speedy withdrawal from both American and Iraqi voters.
While pundits predict, the American public grows wearier of the campaign, with half of the country in favor of a speedier withdrawal deadline.
Mr. Bush has indicated to aides that he will be likely to embrace the outlines of General Petraeus's recommendations, after declaring publicly that he will rely for advice on his ground commanders, rather than bowing to political pressure from those in Congress who are pushing for a speedier withdrawal.
-- Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore). said that the Democratic Party needs to make a speedy withdrawal from Afghanistan a major priority, criticizing the war effort's support for a "corrupt" regime.
