Sentence examples for pulled from circulation from inspiring English sources

But they do not typically cause an ad to be pulled from circulation.

A jewellery advertisement featuring the Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has been pulled from circulation amid accusations that it was racist.

The European Central Bank, which tracks counterfeiting, says that most of the hundreds of thousands of counterfeit euro bills pulled from circulation every year are 20s and 50s.

So many students have borrowed, read and plundered that copy of "Farmax" that it had to be pulled from circulation and has sat in a state of complete disintegration inside a kind of glass vitrine.

In "Falling Man," as in life, no one wants to watch a re-enactment of the Associated Press photo of a man falling headfirst from the north tower — an image that was largely pulled from circulation after 9/12.

"If it's been out there for 40 and 50 years," he asked, "how are they going to stop it?" Cheryl Mendonsa, a spokeswoman for the Commerce Department, said that 6,619 documents had been pulled from circulation as of Thursday and that the figure would rise as new candidates were identified for security review.

But since then, several mainstream gay groups have organized against it, calling it stigmatizing and sensationalistic, and demanding that the city pull it from circulation.

The photography agency INF, who debuted the image, responded with a statement: "While these pictures were taken without breaking any criminal or civil laws, we've decided to pull them from circulation effective immediately".

On Saturday, Günter Netzer, one of Germany's most influential soccer commentators, wrote a column in the tabloid Bild, the largest-circulation daily in the country, calling for her to be pulled from the lineup.

Literally pulled from stores.

Then it was pulled from the market.