Sentence examples for lay to withdraw from inspiring English sources

"I have instructed Mr. Lay to withdraw from his prior acceptance of your invitation," Mr. Silbert added.

As the French withdrew into the Black Forest, which lay to the east of the Kehl, Austrian troops attempted to secure the crossing at Kehl.

MPs who who accuse each other of lying are usually asked to withdraw the remarks by the Speaker, or face a suspension.

If you lie to your attorney, he or she may ask to withdraw from your case, leaving you without a lawyer.

Mr Flynn insisted on retaining his accusation of lying when Mr Bercow asked him to withdraw his comments.

South Sudan's decision to withdraw from Abyei, which lies between South Sudan and Sudan and is claimed by both, was taken "to reaffirm and demonstrate with concrete measures" the government's "true commitment to finding a peaceful solution" to the conflict, according to South Sudan's letter to the United Nations, as reported by Reuters on Sunday.

This is particularly so in Israel where people fear he will exert strong pressure on the country to withdraw from territory which lies only a few miles from Tel Aviv before a genuine partner for peace has been found among the Palestinian rulers.

However, to the west of Dhofar lay Aden, from which the British were forced to withdraw at the end of 1967, in the face of increasingly violent rebellions.

Broadcast For broadcast advertisements, the responsibility to withdraw, change or reschedule a commercial lies with the broadcasters.

She said she feared that older people "might be left lying in faeces" because local authorities would be entitled to withdraw their help.

Despite the fact that there were still people in the building and more people were lying around the building severely injured, the fire fighters decided to withdraw.