Sentence examples for to possibly withdraw from inspiring English sources

A third is to possibly withdraw American tactical nuclear weapons from Europe.

After the testimony, they'll desperately try to get Republicans to agree to a resolution that politely asks President Bush to maybe, possibly, withdraw some troops, if he feels like it.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Department of Justice is looking to postpone (or possibly withdraw) its antitrust case because the original merger application was summarily yanked off the FCC's table.

A growing number of African countries, including some that signed a treaty giving the court jurisdiction, have expressed unhappiness with the court and have hinted at possibly withdrawing from the treaty.

In the televised statement, Medvedev warned that should the United States continue with plans to base antimissile systems in Europe, Russia would arm its ballistic missiles with advanced defense-penetration systems, deploy tactical missiles on the border with Poland, and possibly withdraw from the New Start nuclear arms reduction treaty.

Froome tweeted: "Devastated to have to withdraw.

Lots of interesting commentary in the wake of Google's bombshell blog post from yesterday about its decision to stop censoring its search results and possibly withdrawing from the Chinese market all together after being hit with severe cyber attacks on its core infrastructure.

and other Republicans crowded around Woodall for a few minutes, possibly asking him to withdraw his objection.

Her strategy was to go hard at Mr. Trump, repeatedly drawing contrasts between her positions — which are in the mainstream of Democratic politics — and Mr. Trump's unorthodox views for a Republican, such as placing tariffs on other nations' goods and possibly withdrawing from treaties and trade deals.

That would help seal agreement on a strategic pact with Karzai's government for a long-term U.S. presence in Afghanistan beyond a 2014 deadline for most NATO combat forces to withdraw, allowing advisers and possibly some special forces to stay on.

Asked about the allegations on Tuesday, Trump praised Jackson as "one of the finest people that I have met" and "a great doctor," but hinted Jackson possibly should withdraw his name from consideration.