Sentence examples for peacefully withdraw from inspiring English sources

Anyway, there is no guarantee at all that the Syrians will swiftly or peacefully withdraw.

Colombian rebels announced today that they would peacefully withdraw from five towns the government handed over as a safe haven for peace talks, a move likely to put an end to negotiations that began with high hopes but collapsed without ever reaching any meaningful accords.

Kuwait had been illegally invaded and Saddam had either to withdraw peacefully or be forced out.

That was the alarming picture that emerged on Friday from Goma, a rebel-held city in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, despite vows by the rebels to withdraw peacefully.

And what will the Arab factor be? GORBACHEV: Firstly, I did not say that if Iraq does not withdraw peacefully, we're going to have recourse to military methods.

The Foreign Office today advised dependents of British nationals working in the Persian Gulf to leave the area "well before" the United Nations deadline of Jan . 15for Iraq to withdraw peacefully from Kuwait.

"States rights" zealots may insist the tenth amendment to the constitution allows any state unhappy with the federal government to withdraw peacefully and nullify any federal law the state disagrees with, but that's all gone, as it were, with the wind.

In Grand Rapids, Romney is advised to deliver his last remarks and then withdraw peacefully from the public arena forever.

As for the idea of moral equivalence between the history of Nazi Germany and of the Soviet Union as a whole, that should have been laid to rest by the way in which the Soviet Union withdrew peacefully from Eastern Europe after 1989, and then imploded itself — remarkably peacefully for such a huge state.

Both the British and the French had withdrawn peacefully.

Since withdrawing peacefully from Yugoslavia in 1991, Slovenia has seen its GDP double and was the only formerly communist country allowed into the eurozone in 2007.