Sentence examples for made to retract from inspiring English sources

A barrier may be encountered (S), resulting in a decision being made to retract the intervention, and to do something differently (A).

But caution abounds; better to get the details right than to have to retract pledges made prematurely, warn party sages, pointing to a modest grove of sapling policies as evidence of steady progress.

Briefly, an incision perpendicular to the line connecting the lateral canthus of the left eye and the external auditory canal was made to expose and retract the temporalis muscle.

Bongiorno did not point the finger at Knox, but said that if the court believed that a statement the American made to police – and later retracted – was true, it meant her client was exonerated.

Daly also said Harmon reneged on a promise to retract the statements he made to an Associated Press reporter and to the Golf Channel.

Two asylum seekers on Manus Island, referred to as Mr A and Mr B, allege they were tied to chairs by security staff and threatened with "physical violence, rape, and prosecution for 'becoming aggressive'" if they refused to retract statements they had made to police about the murder of Reza Barati during detention centre riots.

Likewise, you may allow me on Wednesday to retract the promise I made to you on Monday.

The fact that a source (Adelson) is retracting statements he made to Hansell suggest somewhat sloppy journalism.

He retracted the statements he made to "Death on the Rock", which he claimed he had made up after "pestering" from Major Bob Randall (another "Death on the Rock" witness, who had sold the programme a video recording of the aftermath of the shootings).

As it has been brought to the attention of the Editor that duplicate submission and publication have taken place, the Editor has made the decision to retract the article published in BMC Ophthalmology [ 1].

"The thought of losing fans because of something I didn't say correctly made me want to retract everything," she says now, frustrated.