Sentence examples for to withdraw one from inspiring English sources

Although the same moral justification is required to withdraw one form of support or another [ 16], withdrawal of mechanical ventilation seems to be a taboo practice.

As it turned out, Mr. Lazio was forced to withdraw one of the ads, which attacked Mrs. Clinton for support a treaty on global warming, after he was criticized by environmental groups.

It was safer and easier to withdraw one of the teams.

"We are still trying to understand how the Americans plan to withdraw," one European official told Reuters.

Five days later a motion to withdraw one of the bills from committee was defeated by a vote of 57 to 16.

She said, for example, that she disagreed with Mr. Obama's plan to withdraw one to two combat brigades a month from Iraq.

As the Americans begin to withdraw, one-time Sunni insurgents are starting to wonder if they will be left high and dry.

In talks with a top U.N. envoy, Syria promised yesterday to withdraw one-third of its 15,000 troops and 5,000 intelligence agents in Lebanon by the end of March, as the first stage of an operation that would end its 29-year military presence in that country, according to U.S. and U.N. sources.

Then, as other candidates started to disappear or withdraw one by one, rumors started to circulate that the Wafd might nominate its own challenger.

Out of the remaining 32 patients, 16 were removed from the study earlier because of inefficacy (29.6%), mainly after chemotherapy or after surgery; 11 (20.4%) died, two (3.7%) violated the protocol, one experienced an unacceptable adverse event, one decided to withdraw, and one was removed from the study by the investigator.

Explain that according to Merriam-Webster dictionary (www.m-w.com), "retire" means "to withdraw from one's position or occupation: conclude one's working or professional career".