Sentence examples for intent to withdraw from inspiring English sources

The RIRA has previously stated it has no intention of calling a ceasefire unless a declaration of intent to withdraw from Northern Ireland is made by the British Government.

Such an interpretation would allow work to continue until 2002, before the United States would have to notify the Russians of its intent to withdraw from the treaty.

The administration's timetable for making a decision this fall was based on the treaty's requirement for a six-month notice of an intent to withdraw.

Without an agreement to amend the treaty, however, Mr. Clinton faces a potentially contentious decision to announce his intent to withdraw if he keeps to the current schedule.

Barack Obama's outreach to Muslims, and America's intent to withdraw from Iraq, have reduced the pressure on clerics to posture as tough defenders of the faith who excuse jihadism.

He said that he was going to issue a note of intent to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, calling it "a potential disaster for our country".

In response to the repeal of DADT, the NAMB sent out a "Chaplaincy Update" to all SBC chaplains telling them that they did not intend to withdraw their chaplains, but that their intent was to send even more of them.

Some programs may sign more players to letters of intent than the 85-scholarship limit allows — a practice known as oversigning — then have to withdraw offers from players who thought they knew where they were going.

Oh, they're not lending money yet but if you allow your customers to withdraw, deposit, pay, and transfer money, then you have basically become, for most intents and purposes, a retail bank.

He was right to withdraw.

There is nothing to withdraw.