Sentence examples for rather than withdraw from inspiring English sources

But rather than withdraw the ingredient, they decided to re-draw the definition.

He syspended his race, rather than withdraw from it, so that his delegates could go to the Convention.

You are charged €1.50 to use overseas ATMs, so it's better to pay with the card rather than withdraw cash.

Rather than withdraw from Gaza, where the fighting has so far been inconclusive, Israel is now poised to send in units of reservists (see article).

The German Supreme Command, however, was compelled to prolong the campaign in Africa rather than withdraw to the southern shores of Europe.

It seemed apparent that someone was pushing the issue to try and keep the case going rather than withdraw the charges.

What of those whose dementia makes them violent rather than withdrawn or frustrated?

Mr Karim said the UK should be "committed to reforming the court from within, rather than withdrawing from it completely".

We ought to be committed to reforming the court from within, rather than withdrawing from it completely.

But Washington must proceed with care by working with Moscow to reopen the ABM treaty rather than withdrawing from it.

Rather than withdrawing from the rest of the world, America is now as firmly involved with it as it has ever been.