Sentence examples for intends to pull out from inspiring English sources
President Trump said over the weekend that the United States intends to pull out of a 1987 agreement banning short- and intermediate-range missiles that are launched from land.
For every 1p rise in the share price, the value of the taxpayer's stake increases by £900m.The bank intends to pull out of the asset protection scheme (APS), which insures its most toxic assets, as planned in 2012.
PARIS--Scientists in France are reeling from the news that one of the country's largest research institutions, the Commission for Atomic Energy (CEA), intends to pull out of two major physics facilities: the Soleil synchrotron now under construction and the venerable Orphée neutron reactor.
Congress intends to pull out of any UN agency that accepts Palestine, which could include the nuclear agency or the World Health Organization, a disaster for Washington.
The treaty "wasn't designed to solve all of our problems with the Soviet Union," but "to provide a measure of some strategic stability on the continent of Europe," former State Department spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby told CNN. "I suspect our European allies right now are none too happy about hearing that President Trump intends to pull out of it," Kirby said. .
Allies in the region are deeply skeptical about sending their troops — and many are even reluctant to contribute funds — to help stabilize cities and towns liberated from Islamic State, according to senior U.S. officials, if the United States intends to pull out, as Trump has threatened.
Then he loudly announced he intended to pull out U.S. forces and "let the other people take care of" Syria.
Last month, officials said, Mr. Trump said that he intended to pull out American troops within 30 days.
A counterinsurgency requires a long commitment, 10 years or more, and great numbers of troops, but the United States intended to pull out after a quick, small surge.
