Sentence examples for propose withdrawal from inspiring English sources
Physicians are more likely to propose withdrawal of the ventilator with competent patients than with incompetent patients (74.8% × 60.7%, P = 0.028).
Physicians are more likely to propose withdrawal of the ventilator and share decisions with competent patients as compared to incompetent patients (74.8% vs 60.7%, P = 0.028).
Florida's proposed withdrawal is perhaps the starkest example of the growing addiction to tobacco-related money.
The proposed withdrawal for the aqueduct "appears like a small amount when you have lots of water," Mr. González said.
Many condemned the recent proposed withdrawal of subsidies for solar energy, a decision that has crippled the fledgling industry.
The statement called the proposed withdrawal "cosmetic and a delusion," saying "Sharon's plan prejudices all final status issues and contravenes international resolutions".
Human Rights Watch said: "South Africa's proposed withdrawal from the international criminal court shows startling disregard for justice from a country long seen as a global leader on accountability for victims of the gravest crimes".
The government keeps saying that it cannot hold the inquiry while British troops remain in Iraq but won't say whether the proposed withdrawal of nearly all of them by the middle of next year will allow it to take place.
But Italian political analysts say the terrorist attacks in Madrid, the election upset in Spain and the proposed withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq have unequivocally put the Italian prime minister in a delicate, difficult position.
This official compared the proposed withdrawal to a tactic he said baffled him when he first watched an American football game: he said he was astonished to see the ball hiked backward before it moved forward.
A few days after that summit meeting, Palestinian negotiators suspended the peace talks, expressing frustration with both the scope and timetable of Israel's proposed withdrawal from more of the occupied West Bank.
