Sentence examples for withdraw altogether from inspiring English sources

The court refused, but allowed the government to withdraw altogether from the case; and the school board lost again.

The I.R.A. had its origins in that conflict, and after partition the organization devoted itself to trying to force the British to withdraw altogether.

Indeed, does not his moral case for low taxation require the state to withdraw altogether, and urgently, from many of the activities it is currently engaged in?

This may be the last chance: leading opposition parties have said they may withdraw altogether if voting is not held by then.

Tonight, workers were negotiating with them about whether they would withdraw altogether, but expressed confidence that the police could not get the mine going again.

Indeed, the speaker introduced the resolution in part to head off a competing resolution, proposed by Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat, which demanded that the United States withdraw altogether.

Some withdrew altogether.

But he said the bigger threat would be if America withdrew altogether.

"Important strategic business decisions are being delayed and much needed investment postponed or withdrawn altogether.

I asked if there would be uproar if the free food was withdrawn altogether.

Now he withdrew altogether, though he remained active as a critic until the end of World War II.