Sentence examples for withdraw free from inspiring English sources

That was met with what Mobius call an "uncooperative" response, which led to the PR threatening to withdraw free tickets from the website.

When, in 1971, as minister of education, Margaret Thatcher controversially decided to withdraw free school milk for children over seven, she was widely vilified as a "milk-snatcher".

Other U-turns have been made on plans to withdraw free school milk for children from poor families; to end a scheme to provide free books for such children; and to scrap the ringfencing of money for sport in schools.

Her only concession to the Treasury was to withdraw free school milk for seven- to 11-year-olds, a gift to political opponents (who skilfully conjured the image of a woman withholding her teats from babies) that earned her the soubriquet "milk-snatcher".

It follows concerns over plans to withdraw free buses to faith schools by some local authorities.

So far one council, Neath Port Talbot, has already decided to withdraw free transport for secondary school pupils who go to a faith school.

Beginning in 2002 money can be withdrawn free of federal tax.

The money in the account can be withdrawn, free of tax, to pay for medical expenses that are not covered by the high-deductible policy (but not for the policy premiums).

August 2008 – Twitter withdrew free SMS services from users in the United Kingdom and for approximately five months instant messaging support via a XMPP bot was listed as being "temporarily unavailable".

And I did a little dance: withdraw, act free, withdraw, act free.

And customers can withdraw cash free at A.T.M.'s on the Money Pass network, found in convenience stores and other retailers.