Sentence examples for to a drawdown from inspiring English sources

And while Mr. Romney has taken criticism for refusing to commit explicitly to a drawdown of nearly all American troops from Afghanistan by 2014 — the timeline backed by Mr. Obama and NATO leaders — he reiterated his "goal" to have combat troops out that year but suggested the timing would still depend on feedback from military commanders about conditions on the ground.

This leads to a drawdown of carbon and less summertime outgassing (or more uptake) of natural CO2.

There's simply no way to know whether he's lying to us about his intention to start a drawdown in 2011 until that date arrives.

The Obama administration hopes to begin withdrawing forces within months and to complete a drawdown by 2014 (a plan reiterated by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates in Afghanistan this week).

The U.K. is already committed to undertake a drawdown of forces in southern Iraq in 2005 and 2006 to aid the deployment in Afghanistan.

Two things happened this month that seemed to signal a drawdown.

Savers will now have the choice of either buying an annuity as before, or continuing to run a drawdown plan past the age of 75.

Attempting to counsel Romney earlier this year on how to play the situation in the face of an electorate that largely disapproves of involvement in Afghanistan, Republican advisers urged him to condemn a drawdown that "emboldens America's adversaries and discourages its allies".

Results demonstrated that: (1) DO was the most useful water quality indicator in ensuring groundwater sampling representativeness in comparison with turbidity, pH, specific conductance, oxidation reduction potential (ORP) and temperature; (2) it is not necessary to maintain a drawdown of less than 0.1 m when conducting low flow purging.

Obama doubled-down by committing tens of thousands more troops to show he was no wimp, only to set a date for a drawdown to show he was no warmonger.

The results indicated that a larger power index n in the Izbash equation leads to a larger drawdown at early times, while a larger n results in a smaller drawdown at late times.