Sentence examples for planned to withdraw from inspiring English sources

Neither his words nor his demeanour suggested that he planned to withdraw from political life.

The State Farm Indemnity Company said that it planned to withdraw from the auto insurance business in New Jersey.

In protest, the five Protestant ministers in the 10-member executive branch indicated that they planned to withdraw gradually from their duties and to resign sometime next week.

Citing that cut, Uganda's military chief said on Friday that his country planned to withdraw more than 6,000 troops from the AU force by December 2017.

Using muted language, China today registered its displeasure with the Bush administration's announcement that it planned to withdraw from the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty.

Some subsequent commentary has suggested that Whitehouse's manoeuvre was always self-evidently ridiculous and tactical, and even that she always planned to withdraw it.

But he said it's a bad idea to say when you plan to withdraw troops.

They plan to withdraw 4 percent of their savings a year — a common, rule-of-thumb drawdown.

He plans to withdraw most of the troops from Iraq by 2010.

To help plug the gap, Iraq is planning to withdraw about $20 billion in a single year.

Campaigners rallied against exam board plans to withdraw these languages as exam subjects in England.