Sentence examples for has fully withdrawn from inspiring English sources
Dr. Albright said she expected the United Nations to certify soon that Israel has fully withdrawn, following the terms of United Nations resolutions adopted after Israel occupied the zone 22 years ago.
For EU players it is almost certain that once the transition phase concludes and the UK has fully withdrawn from the EU, these players will be forced into the same process as non-EU players.Some of the initial rhetoric of "players losing their right to play" in the UK is excessive and over the top.
Statewide data has not been compiled as to how many students have fully withdrawn, though interviews in several districts suggest that number could be in the hundreds.
A shadow cabinet source said: "I don't think that Jeremy's team have fully withdrawn from wanting to impose a whip of some kind.
(AP) MIDDLE EAST ISRAEL: VERIFYING PULLOUT -- The Foreign Ministry said it expected the United Nations to verify by today that Israel had fully withdrawn from Lebanon after the conclusion of a United Nations mission delineating a provisional boundary.
Less than one year later, Israel had fully withdrawn from Gaza, opening the way for the import of thousands of rockets through the tunnels.
The IDF's attacks against buildings that hid tunnel entrances were "unnecessary," "unlawful," and designed to maintain "long-term control over the Gaza Strip". Less than one year later, Israel had fully withdrawn from Gaza, opening the way for the import of thousands of rockets through the tunnels.
The promises Russia made in the Minsk agreement have not been fulfilled: Russia has not fully withdrawn its troops and weapons from Ukraine, and the border remains unsecured.
But he has not fully withdrawn US combat forces from Iraq or ended US combat there, his claims to have done so notwithstanding.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The American military says it has now fully withdrawn the last of the 33,000 "surge troops" sent to pacify Afghanistan two years ago, but they are leaving behind an uncertain landscape of rising violence and political instability that threatens to undo considerable gains in security, particularly in the former Taliban strongholds in the south and southwest.
