Sentence examples for will be withdrawn as from inspiring English sources

On top of that, revenue is temporarily depressed by tax breaks, notably the payroll tax cut, that have been put in place to support the economy but will be withdrawn as soon as the economy is stronger (or, unfortunately, even before then).

Specifically concerning the West Bank and Gaza, the Israelis and Egyptians mutually agreed: "In order to provide full autonomy to the inhabitants under these arrangements the Israeli military government and its civilian administration will be withdrawn as soon as a self-governing authority has been freely elected by the inhabitants of these areas...."....

If such an approach were means-tested, the effect would be to increase marginal tax rates for the poor (since benefits will be withdrawn as incomes rise).

While the antitrust case, Brady v. N.F.L., will be withdrawn as part of the new collective bargaining agreement, the Eller group said it would not willingly dismiss its case.

This is because universal credit will be withdrawn at a consistent and predictable rate as their earnings increase".

The soil fumigant, known as methyl iodide and sold under the label Midas, will be withdrawn immediately as a result of a review of the product's "economic viability in the U.S. marketplace," the Tokyo-based company, the Arysta LifeScience Corporation said in a statement late Tuesday.

But support will be withdrawn more quickly as their incomes rise than under the current system.

The candidates must talk more to the American people about when troops will be withdrawn and how it will be done, as well as how they will manage relations with Iraq and the region.

Sustainability of the programme especially post-2014, when international support will be withdrawn or minimized, emerged as a recurrent theme.

According to the resolution, as many as 2,000 peacekeepers will be withdrawn by the end of June from "areas where the security situation permits".

Although for now the Sinclair-Tribune merger is only temporarily halted, the end result is as likely as not that it will be withdrawn.