Sentence examples for withdraw help from inspiring English sources

Supreme court justice Lady Hale, a member of the panel of five judges who made the ruling, told of her fears that older people "might be left lying in faeces" because local authorities would be entitled to withdraw help.

Today's newspaper reported that, contrary to earlier insistences, Sir John Scarlett, the head of the foreign intelligence service, never warned ministers that the Saudis would withdraw help in the war on terror and sever security links with the UK.

Democrats say that it's too soon to withdraw help for people unemployed six months or longer, who numbered 3.7 million in March.

If, out of guilt, they had offered to help you, only to withdraw their help later, they would have cost you valuable time.

But that did not mean the party was certain to withdraw its help.

She said she feared that older people "might be left lying in faeces" because local authorities would be entitled to withdraw their help.

"Logically, the decision in this case would entitle a local authority to withdraw this help even though the client needed to defecate during the night and thus might be left lying in her faeces until the carers came in the morning," she said.

We withdraw the help they need to find recovery, and create policies that punish them.

The only outcome of withdrawing help will be to witness more people needlessly and shamefully dying on Europe's doorstep.

A1 Killer Nurse Withdraws Help The New Jersey nurse who confessed to killing 29 people and has spent nearly two years cooperating with investigators as part of a plea deal abruptly decided that he would no longer help identify his victims.

As such, the right to withdraw has helped to frame the relationship between researcher and participant.