Sentence examples for withdraw from acts from inspiring English sources

In 1973 74, Arafat closed Black September down, ordering the PLO to withdraw from acts of violence outside Israel, the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Mr Cameron also said his Tory majority government had a mandate to press ahead with plans to withdraw from the Human Rights Act and to hold a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.

Now he says how he's an erectile dysfunction specialist and he wants to talk about guys who use steroids and how it makes them irritable, withdraw from people, and basically act like Chad.

"I am afraid if the Americans withdraw from Iraq, these parties will act even more like dictators.

The government's human rights watchdog has attacked Conservative party proposals to repeal the Human Rights Act and withdraw from the European court of human rights in Strasbourg.

One example of the change was evident earlier this month, when Mr. Bush formally announced his decision to withdraw from the ABM treaty, an act that may mark one of the most important decisions of his first year in office.

Lending institutions again objected, and threatened to withdraw from the province if the act was extended.

The corollary is that, from the moment of signing, the actor may no longer act and must withdraw from public view.

But Michael Matheson, the Scottish Justice Secretary, responded by saying that the Scottish Government would "robustly oppose" any attempt to repeal the Human Rights Act or to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.

He calls for any new laws to comply with international human rights, when many want to scrap our Human Rights Act and even withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.

Having outstripped both his teachers and contemporaries, having made some of the definitive recordings of his era, and having been lauded the world over for his playing, Gould's decision to withdraw from live performance seemed the oddest act of all to his perplexed fans.