Sentence examples for stop to withdraw from inspiring English sources

The cashpoint machines at which he likes to stop to withdraw needlessly large sums start flashing non-standard messages at him.

The government managed to stop depositors queuing to withdraw their savings only by guaranteeing all their money.On September 19th the Bank of England changed its mind about three-month money, saying that it would inject up to £10 billion ($20 billion) into the market after all.

After the meeting Simmonds welcomed a joint communique said: "I call on the M23 to stop its advance and to withdraw from Goma immediately.

Examples of this risk included threatening to stop or withdraw services.

"From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes", the business-led alliance argues.

The EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Timmermans ahead of the withdrawal of the package, stating the case for tougher recycling standards: "From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes".

He called on his men to stop fighting and told them to withdraw to Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq, where about 5,000 PKK fighters have since remained.

Putin called on Russian-backed insurgents in the east to stop advancing, and urged Ukraine to withdraw its troops from the region.

It calls for all combatants to immediately stop fighting, for the military to withdraw from populated areas, for a United Nations-supervised truce and for the provision of humanitarian assistance, the release of all arbitrarily detained people, freedom of movement for journalists and freedom for peaceful demonstrations.

My thoughts are hopefully we can get some type of commitment to withdraw and stop combat operations within the next year or two.

Studies have reported that Brazilian physicians are more prone to withhold treatments than to actively stop or withdraw life-sustain treatments [ 8, 36].