Sentence examples for when withdrawal from inspiring English sources

Jeff was reluctant, but when withdrawal set in he acquiesced.

Analysts raised concerns that there might never come a time when withdrawal would be deemed appropriate.

He has sharply criticized Mr. Obama's timeline for withdrawal, arguing that American generals must have the flexibility to decide for themselves when withdrawal would be possible.

A Home Office spokeswoman said she was not able to expand on the answer or say whether the situation might change when withdrawal from the EU was finalised.

All of which means we habitually reach for our phones in the slightest moments of pause – and that extends to driving, when withdrawal symptoms can kick in.

Those infants exposed and positive for cocaine metabolites increased their scores on regulation of state on days 2 4 and decreased them on days 5 7 (when withdrawal might be evident).

Groundwater aquifers, like personal bank accounts, become insolvent when withdrawals exceed deposits.

There would be more frequent reviews after that to see when withdrawals might be allowed to resume, without any predetermined outcome and, given the time required to put troops into motion, little likelihood of big reductions on short timetables.

A1 In private conversations, American officials are beginning to acknowledge that a judgment about when withdrawals from Iraq can begin is driven by two political calendars -- one in Iraq and one in the United States -- as much as by military assessments.

American military commanders have said the success of the transition is a critical gauge of whether reconciliation is possible at a time when withdrawals of American troops are beginning.

And when withdrawals were made in one country and cancelled in another, certain security checks were again missed.