Sentence examples for suggest to withdraw from inspiring English sources

29, 30, 37, 59 This final aspect is recognized by the Australian regulatory authorities who suggest to withdraw sibutramine after 3 months in nondiabetic patients who have failed to lose 5% of their initial body weight but after 6 months in diabetic patients.

McGuill et al. suggested to withdraw no more than 7.5% of the total blood volume [16].

On Twitter the above instruction morphed into several hashtags, including #155ESP, with €155 becoming the suggested amount to withdraw as a symbolic response to Article 155.

Successive prime ministers have honoured the Kono statement, but in comments made before he became leader in December 2012, Abe suggested he wanted to withdraw it.

In view of hospitalisation costs, particularly in the current economic climate, our experience with complicated MOH patients [29] suggests that advice to withdraw the overused medication/s, on the basis of its effectiveness, safety and cost [14], should be the first step in a step-care approach to MOH management that takes into account patients' preferences.

If Congress voted to privatize Social Security, Mr. Gornto and Mr. Holbrook said they would recommend using a banking model similar to the Alternate Plan, but with one important caveat: They would suggest removing the option to withdraw funds in a lump sum.

Neither his words nor his demeanour suggested that he planned to withdraw from political life.

Mr. Gore's aides said that suggested Mr. Bush wants to withdraw some pension funds from the stock market.

Research from pension provider LV= suggests that 20% plan to withdraw some or all of their pension as a lump sum.

People knowledgeable about the demands of the banks have said the drastic nature of the changes suggests that the lenders want to withdraw from the deal.

She suggested that TfL's decision to withdraw licensing from Uber could feed into the employment tribunal — as "relevant context".