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Mr. Solana said the Iranians were given two weeks to formally respond to the proposal before it would be withdrawn.

But the six powers gave Iran two weeks to respond to their latest proposal before it would be withdrawn.

The talks seemed to produce no progress on the chief demand — that Iran stop uranium enrichment — but the nations gave Iran two weeks to respond to their latest proposal before it would be withdrawn.

The figures announced at this month's Tory conference assumed that it would be withdrawn for 16- to 19-year-olds, although that was not disclosed when Mr Osborne announced it would be scrapped for families with a higher rate taxpayer from 2013.

Well, if Shell's announcement yesterday that it would be withdrawing its request to build a new oil train facility in Anacortes, Washington, is any indication, the writing is on the wall.

At its peak BHP employed 13,000 people and, after shedding thousands of jobs through the recession, the company announced in 1997 it would be withdrawing completely from Newcastle in 1999 – by which time the steelworks employed about 4000 people.

On Tuesday the UK government said it would be withdrawing its bid for a £5.9m contract to deliver training for Saudi prisons.

When Apple introduced the Retina MacBook Pro and new MacBook Airs in June, it also quietly noted it would be withdrawing its computers from voluntary EPEAT environmental standards qualification.

The six-time Premier League title winner's flying visit to the West Midlands has caused controversy in Norway, with club sponsor Aker ASA, who has been involved with Molde for over 20 years, saying it would be withdrawing its support for the club over Solskjaer's visit to Birmingham.

On Monday, IOI announced it would be withdrawing the lawsuit.

Production company Exclusive Media said it would be withdrawing the movie from the festival's European film market "while producers explore the next steps for the film".