Sentence examples for member withdrew from inspiring English sources

Virginia, which had not been a member of the Southern Conference, eventually joined the new organization, while the University of South Carolina, an original member, withdrew in 1971.

Mr. Ireton said he could not recall another case in which a board member withdrew from the approval process as he had.

But before it could be approved, USA, the biggest member, withdrew from the deal citing reasons of threat to national sovereignty and domestic jobs.

In the middle of filming, a cast member withdrew from the production for religious reasons.

Other than the moxalactam example, which occurred several decades ago, the β-lactam family that includes the penicillins, cephalosporins, cephamycins, monobactams, and carbapenems has not had a class member withdrawn from the marketplace because of an unexpected and serious adverse event.

Labour later dropped disciplinary action after some local party members withdrew their claims.

In 1638 a number of its members withdrew under the leadership of John Spilsbury to form the first Particular Baptist Church.

Sharon dismissed two Likud cabinet members who had voted against it, and the four remaining national religious party Knesset members withdrew from the coalition.

After a series of conflicting motions the secretary noted: This was argued for a long time and caused a great disorder in consequence whereof several members withdrew from the meeting.

Clearly there was an element of necessity too: the corporation's founding members withdrew permission to use the Transfield name and logo over ongoing allegations of abuse at its facilities on Nauru and Manus Island in Papua New Guinea.

It took the Nobel committee a year to work up the courage to honor Ossietzky, and that only after two members withdrew, saying that they didn't want to meddle with whatever was going on in Germany; the 1935 Peace Prize was announced the same day as the 1936 prize, on Novermber 24th of that year.