Sentence examples for pace of withdrawals from inspiring English sources

But since that midweek decision, the pace of withdrawals from Greek banks has accelerated.

He said that his senior commander in Afghanistan, Gen. John Allen, would provide him with a formal recommendation on the pace of withdrawals after the November election.

Neither the military nor White House officials offered a high number, or, more important, said what the pace of withdrawals of the 30,000 surge forces might be.

On Thursday it decided to maintain emergency liquidity funding at current levels, suggesting that the pace of withdrawals from Greek banks may have ebbed.

If redemptions do pour in, hedge funds can freeze the process by not paying investors for a certain period of time, slowing the pace of withdrawals.

Obama eventually told his war cabinet that he would announce the July 2011 deadline but that the pace of withdrawals would be determined, as Gates had sought, by conditions on the ground.

The plan that has now been floated publicly would supposedly withdraw 70,000 troops by 2014, meaning the pace of withdrawal would pick up.

Bolton did see other Turkish officials in what one official familiar with the trip described as an effort to "get Trump's ill-considered leap to withdraw from Syria into a better place — a slower pace of withdrawal with assurances from Turkey not to target" the fighters.

Kucinich pointed out that at this pace of withdrawal, the Afghanistan war would drag on for another full decade.

Once the report was portrayed as critical to decisions about the course of the conflict and the pace of withdrawal.

"My instinct is that it (the killings) will not have much influence on the pace of withdrawal," said Chalmers.