Sentence examples for pretext to withdraw from inspiring English sources
They could start a new disciplinary process and the Lords Newby and Wallace could use that as a pretext to withdraw the whip from Lord Rennard.
In this respect, clinicians should realize that when they stop prescribing conventional insulin preparations, with established beneficial effects, they provide a pretext for the manufacturers to withdraw these drugs from the market.
When the critique was applied to official UK aid spending on training, it was a convenient pretext for a Conservative government that was happy to see aid spending decline to withdraw almost entirely from stand-alone training [ 35].
Last week, Caitlin Halligan, another appeals court nominee, had to withdraw from consideration after Republicans filibustered her for the second time, on the flimsy pretext that she was a legal activist.
There is nothing to withdraw.
He was right to withdraw.
Clarke moved to withdraw from the case.
ASA was urged to withdraw her.
