Sentence examples for unconditional withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Baldwin instead demanded the unconditional withdrawal of strike notices from the TUC before talks could continue.

He said that negotiations would occur only after an "immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the aggressor countries".

President Clinton negotiated a cease-fire in 1999, a move that Mr. Musharraf later complained was forced on Pakistan and that amounted, he said, to an unconditional withdrawal.

This is an argument, as MSNBC put it, that "many independent analysts would find questionable" – Obama is not for unconditional withdrawal.

Mr. Sarkozy sidestepped a question at the business council meeting on an American troop withdrawal, saying: "No one is saying that there should be an immediate, unconditional withdrawal.

The Syrian public position has long been that Israel first has to agree to an unconditional withdrawal before it would discuss the nature and depth of peace.

unconditional American withdrawal from Vietnam.

His central theme was total and unconditional American withdrawal from Indochina.

"The first casualty is the peace process," said Marwan Muashar, Jordan's foreign minister, urging Washington to press for an unconditional Israeli withdrawal from the compound.

Everyone I speak to is hurt and angered by this, and confused at the UN's refusal to intervene, despite four resolutions demanding an immediate, unconditional Armenian withdrawal.

Hanoi insisted on an unconditional U.S. withdrawal and on the replacement of the U.S.-backed regime of Nguyen Van Thieu by a neutral coalition government.