Sentence examples for that withdrawing from from inspiring English sources

It argues that withdrawing from directly running respite care will enable them to fund up to 30,000 breaks elsewhere.

It was a fallacy that withdrawing from the EU would save us from the corporate power grab symbolised by TTIP.

Yet, he said, states are now so dependent on federal Medicaid dollars to treat the poor that withdrawing from the program is not realistic.

Grieve told the Guardian after his sacking this week that withdrawing from the European court of human rights could threaten Britain's membership of the EU.

He argued that withdrawing from Iraq would produce a regional conflagration: a striking reversal from his earlier argument that invading Iraq would bring stability to the region and an admission that his "realist" critics had been right before the war.

In an attack on Eurosceptics in his own party, Damian Green said it was "simplistic" and "flawed" to suggest that withdrawing from the EU would give Britain greater control over its borders.

University professor Mustafa Kamel El-Sayed was one of the members that withdrew from the assembly.

Israel is a thriving democracy that withdrew from Gaza but is still threatened by missiles from north and south alike.

From the 6 firms that incurred a change in status, there were 3 firms that started to train apprentices and 3 firms that withdrew from training apprentices.

Those that withdraw from discussions are invested elsewhere.

Whether the Iraqi units that withdrew from Ramadi received U.S. or Iranian training was not clear.