Sentence examples for into a withdrawal from inspiring English sources

"Don't want to sit down and go into a withdrawal, or whatever," he told me.

Mr. Taylor said the final testing found no contamination, turning the company's recall into a withdrawal of any remaining products from the market.

The 1956 Suez crisis, when Britain and France seized the Suez Canal from Egypt only to be pressured by the United States into a withdrawal, was the first major postwar milestone for American-European relations.

The political question that may matter most is this: At what point will private misgivings tip over into a withdrawal of support and a demand for an end to this prolonged emergency?

The leak emboldened critics of the war, particularly liberals in Obama's own party, into demanding a withdrawal.

EU sources say their efforts right now are going into negotiating a withdrawal treaty, as that is the way to mitigate a "no-deal" scenario.

For the purposes of the briefing, hard Brexit refers to a scenario where either no withdrawal agreement is reached and therefore the "implementation period" agreed in principle as part of the withdrawal agreement in March 2018 (see here) does not come into effect or a withdrawal agreement is reached but is deemed insufficient to trigger the "implementation period".

It is not a withdrawal into reverie but a projection of the self into new and difficult territory.

Dover Beach fundamentally seems to be about a withdrawal into personal values.

"There has been a withdrawal into non-French identities because we sapped French nationality of its content," she said.

Around this time, scholarship raised questions about the historical authenticity of the Gospels and forced Protestant denominations to choose between a creeping humanism and a withdrawal into literalism.