Sentence examples for to withdraw something from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rivera's campaign has called on Mr. Padernacht, whose family has real-estate interests in the Bronx, to withdraw, something he has refused to do.

Mr. Craig has a particularly hard case to make because he signed a guilty plea, which he now wants to withdraw — something courts rarely allow.

The young academy graduate stepped up from the bench after Martial was forced to withdraw – something of a problem for United after the goalkeeper David de Gea was injured in the warm-up for the first leg – and played as to the manor born.

The immediate question was whether he would be healthy enough to finish the week, or whether he would withdraw, something Woods rarely does.

However, he did acknowledge fatal flaws in the paper and asked for it to be withdrawn, something Science will do if all 25 co-authors agree.

Some analysts say Malta is vulnerable to a sudden dip in confidence that could prompt investors to withdraw deposits, something that the hit on Cypriot bank customers could easily have prompted.

The Observer decided the survey showed "that 92.5% of RCP members want the Health and Social Care Bill withdrawn", while in fact what it showed was that 92.5% of those who decided to respond wanted the bill withdrawn – something entirely different.

Ms. Olson has reversed herself yet again and filed a petition seeking to withdraw her plea, something that legal experts said would be extremely difficult to do.

Later, bowed by miseries of age to which death could not put a natural end, Tithonus begged her to withdraw her gift, something that even Greek gods could not do.

She believes the surge helped reduce the violence and allowed US forces to withdraw in 2011 with dignity – something that would have been inconceivable years earlier.

Of course he, and everyone else, would try to withdraw his money immediately - something that would hasten and worsen the bank's collapse, and which must therefore be blocked by the Cypriot government.