Sentence examples for resolve to withdraw from inspiring English sources

The continuing breakdown in co-operation between the US and Pakistan is having a hugely detrimental effect on US and Nato resolve to withdraw from Afghanistan while trying to remain committed to the region's stability.

In the Netherlands, Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic either the government has resolved to withdraw by next spring, or their parliament has imposed the decision on them.

I was disappointed, although not entirely surprised, when the Southern Baptist Convention resolved to withdraw its support of the Boy Scouts because of their recent affirmation of the inclusion of children regardless of their sexual orientation.

Patient diplomacy, quiet resolve, a willingness to withdraw from unwinnable wars, the resolve to retrench and rethink militarized positions.

PD. A. Scottish Power says: "We are working to resolve the issue as soon as possible and agreed to withdraw the electricity charges from 17 July 2014 until the matter has been fully resolved".

If the issues are not resolved, the new law allows the state to withdraw from the regional consortium after Jan . 1 , 2009

He aimed high: to resolve the 52-year-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict, to withdraw Israel's troops from Lebanon and to make peace with Syria.

Any public figure facing similar investigations, not to mention a school teacher or a policeman, would have to withdraw from service until it was resolved.

Threats by the Justice Department to withdraw federal funding haven't seemed to dim their resolve.

The Philadelphia Orchestra resolved a dispute with the musicians' union pension fund, costing it $1.75 million to withdraw instead of the demanded $35.5 million.

The Philadelphia Orchestra resolved a dispute with the musicians' union pension fund, agreeing to pay $1.75 million to withdraw from the fund instead of $35.5 million.