Sentence examples for try and withdraw from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, U.S. Marshals seized Stanford's assets, and clients have been flocking to Antigua to try and withdraw funds.

There is a complaint, we give new medication, it continues without really stopping it after a while...and it is our responsibility to try and withdraw it from the patient... ........ (43) GPs feel strongly that their role is as a 'gatekeeper' whose responsibility is to control the type and quantity of medication used.

Mutual funds, for example, are financed by shareholders, not creditors; but if such shares are seen as stable and safe, investors will treat them as deposits—and try to withdraw their investment if that safety is threatened.

Depositors in other vulnerable economies could take fright and try to withdraw their funds from their banking systems.

Encouraged by U.S. difficulties in Vietnam, North Korea had been waging a campaign of diplomatic pressure and minor military harassment to try and convince the U.S. to withdraw from South Korea.

But savers took to the internet to try to withdraw their cash and queued round street corners to get their hands on their savings.

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.

Try to withdraw the money early, and you'll lose the state and federal tax savings and pay a penalty.

Pickens had also tried and failed to withdraw as Moore's attorney because he felt there was "a conflict of interest" between following his client's wishes and providing competent representation.

Instead of bringing your home currency and then changing it to baht, try to withdraw money from your debit or credit card as rates are usually better.

Major depositors were now so scared about the state of RBS and some other British banks that they were trying to withdraw – and willing to pay large penalties for early withdrawal – all their money.