Sentence examples for withdraw meaning from inspiring English sources

Columbia GSAPP students may also withdraw, meaning drop all courses, during the registration window (first two weeks of class) and receive a full tuition refund.

You may also withdraw, meaning drop all of the courses you're registered for during this time and receive a full tuition refund.

If you withdraw, meaning drop all of your classes after the change of program period, you will receive a percentage of a tuition refund.

Eliminating the "human" element of music creates a completely new outlet for creative input from artists for musicians, enticing a sense of mystery and the ability to build or withdraw meaning.

* Childcare schemes tax breaks withdrawn meaning higher charges.

In the space of a week Folad learned that two of her funders were withdrawing, meaning a loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

AND on the third day of Paris Fashion Week, otherwise known as Thursday, the waters withdrew, meaning it finally stopped raining here and people were ready for a party.

Thursday's final declaration stage saw Backstage, Poker de Sivola, Pearlysteps and Quinz all withdrawn, meaning both Soll and Viking Blond get a run.

On Monday, however, a government spokesman confirmed their forces had withdrawn, meaning Sirte and the oilfields are back under rebel control, according to Libya Herald.

In the United States, specifically, research has found that immigrants paid more toward medical expenses than they withdrew, meaning they were a "low-risk pool that subsidized the public and private health insurance markets," according to a Harvard Medical School and Tufts University report released in August.

However, only one study reported details about the demographics of the participants who withdrew, meaning it is difficult to draw any comparisons between the participants who accepted a telehealth intervention and those who withdrew from the intervention.