Sentence examples for withdraw from a from inspiring English sources

Basically, the justices leave themselves free to decide when they will withdraw from a case.

Illness compelled her to withdraw from a role in the television soap EastEnders in April.

Were Christians supposed to withdraw from a corrupted world that was abandoned by the Redeemer?

And it takes courage to withdraw from a market rather than try and maintain the status quo with new investment.

It was the second time he has been forced to withdraw from a race notorious for the rate of attrition.

Never before has Congress passed a bill requiring the commander-in-chief to withdraw from a still-raging war.

It will also withdraw from a region with noxious chemicals and exhibit an avoidance reaction upon contacting other objects.

He had cancer in 2000, and had to withdraw from a planned Carnegie Hall appearance in 2007.

"A justice accordingly cannot withdraw from a case as a matter of convenience or simply to avoid controversy," he added.

But many consumer products companies said they withdraw from a country only when Washington imposes an embargo.

Q: In a speech last week, you said that it would be bad to withdraw from a reformed EU.