Sentence examples for suggested withdrawing from inspiring English sources

In terms of foreign policy it wants to close foreign army bases in Greece, and has suggested withdrawing from NATO.

The relationship between the two countries became a significant political issue during the recent Egyptian parliamentary election campaign, but no major party has seriously suggested withdrawing from the 1978 Camp David accord.

Anne Milton, a Tory health minister, suggested withdrawing the scheme that gives free school milk to under-fives.

She suggested withdrawing the annual €4m subsidy to Barcelona's Grand Prix circuit, restored school meal subsidies to the city's poorest children, and levied fines worth a total of €60,000 on banks that owned vacant properties.

But the source said: "Not one club has suggested withdrawing the resolution.

He suggested withdrawing security clearances and imposing other administrative sanctions could suffice in certain cases.

A block on the bags dossier would be in line with a document sent by Timmermans and Jean-Claude Juncker to other commissioners on 7 November, seen by the Guardian, which suggests "withdrawing pending proposals" from the previous administration in a works programme due to be announced on 16 December.

If severance and unemployment benefits aren't enough to cover necessary expenses, Pope suggests withdrawing money from your 401(k) only as a last resort.

I must confess, however, that it is far easier for me in the confines of the clinic to suggest withdrawing the medications than for his parents to act on that suggestion.

The rule suggests withdrawing 4% of an investor's nest egg the first year of retirement and adjusting the income each year throughout retirement by the previous year's inflation rate.

However, precisely such realities suggest withdrawing the U.S. from that region's nuclear imbroglio.