Sentence examples for to withdrew a from inspiring English sources

Protests against high drug costs there helped to spark a revolution that dramatically brought down the price of drugs in poor nations and led pharmaceutical manufacturers to withdrew a lawsuit against South Africa's Medicines Act, widely hailed as a step toward getting drugs to poor AIDS sufferers.

Sherry Alpern of FR&DC then agreed to withdraw a shareholder resolution supporting such a move.

"We have been told to withdraw," a wounded Libyan soldier, Khaled Dorman, told Reuters.

Ultimately, QCA can require an awarding body to withdraw a qualification.

Sherry Alpern of FR&DC then agreed to withdraw a shareholder resolution supporting such a move..

David Cameron was forced to withdraw a remark describing the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, as a "muttering idiot".

"We may hear of a plan to withdraw a few thousand American troops," MoveOn.org said.

Six months is not a good age to withdraw a baby's legal rights.

One donor threatened to withdraw a $1 million contribution, university officials said.

Barack Obama "threatened" the Palestinian president to withdraw a bid for recognition of Palestine at the UN.

Alterra, he said, paid him $30,000 in 1999 to withdraw a threatened lawsuit.