Sentence examples for generally be withdrawn from inspiring English sources
A percentage of holdings can generally be withdrawn without charge each year for a rolling period — perhaps 10 percent annually over 10 years.
Prior determinations of the validity of the ARR had been generally limited to subjects that could be withdrawn from antihypertensive therapy and to non African American subjects.
Funeral trusts, on the other hand, generally allow the money plus interest to be withdrawn.
"When a country makes a commitment," he said, "generally it's for life... Europe isn't a Europe where competences could be withdrawn".
If the money is in a traditional I.R.A., the money that is contributed during the account holder's working years, along with the dividends earned, is tax-deferred until it is withdrawn, generally after retirement, and then taxed as ordinary income.
Pilot motor cars and ballast motor cars are generally vehicles which have been withdrawn from passenger service, but continue to be used by the engineering department.
"We will not be withdrawing.
The regiment lost a number of tanks during the fighting but generally acquitted itself well and was withdrawn from the line the following month.
Water is withdrawn but is generally replaced or recharged when rainwater from the surface percolates downward.
The three components entertain a range of contractual relationships generally based on operational considerations which are withdrawn from social or community values.
