Sentence examples for we would withdraw from inspiring English sources

"On August 3rd," said Mr Aziz, "we said that we would withdraw [from Kuwait] and you said it was a lie".

If we were to take the advice of our Conservative opponents we would withdraw the support now available to homeowners, and do nothing to prevent repossessions rising to the rates of the 1990s.

"We would withdraw from a certain amount of income tax that would be available to the states and we would agree that that would be the maximum they would levy for a period.

"If we find that you lied to us and applied to our regular action process holding an admission from an early binding place," says Marlyn McGrath Lewis, admissions director at Harvard, "we would either not admit you or we would withdraw our offer".

"We have a policy and formal procedure for dealing with the communication of [obsolescence] with our customers and it generally tends to be around about two years before we would withdraw support," he said.

"We thought the right thing to do was come here, take part in the event but as a mark of support for Jules and respect for his mum and dad and family we would withdraw the second car.

I think we all would withdraw steroids if the serum cortisol increased by more than 9 μg/dl following ACTH.

The Kurds, who have patched things up with Ankara and know which side of the two-front war they and we are on, would withdraw their ill-considered earlier objection.

Assuming that 10% of subjects would withdraw, we used the simple number of 600 as the target number of patients to recruit for this study.

Because we expected that more people would withdraw from the dietary intervention groups than the exercise groups, randomisation favoured the dietary intervention groups by a ratio of 3 2 to allow for future planned exploratory analyses.

We assumed that 10% of the individuals would withdraw from the study and that ESRD or death would develop subsequently in 10% of the subjects annually [ 18].