Sentence examples for scope to withdraw from inspiring English sources
In these cases, an employer has much more scope to withdraw the benefit.
"There will be scope for government to withdraw public investment from many courses to contribute to wider reductions in public spending; there will remain a vital role for public investment to support priority courses and the wider benefits they create," the review says.
In our proposals there will be scope for government to withdraw public investment... from many courses to contribute to wider reductions in public spending; there will remain a vital role for public investment to support priority courses and the wider benefits they create.
Asked whether there is scope for players to withdraw from the tour should it go ahead, as occurred in 2001 when Andy Caddick and Robert Croft missed a trip to India following the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, Morgan replied: "There's always room for a personal decision.
Recognition of different forms of withdrawal and the limits imposed by the nature of certain kinds of research might represent a shift in approach, qualifying the scope of the right to withdraw and seeking to embed decisions about withdrawal in the context of reciprocal, ongoing relationships between participants and researchers/biobanks.
The scope of those cuts in Opel's German workforce, though unclear, has already triggered labor threats to withdraw union concessions to help Opel struggle through the recession.
He was right to withdraw.
There is nothing to withdraw.
