Sentence examples for withdraw obsolete from inspiring English sources
The solution to the crisis had two parts: a public American pledge not to invade Cuba in exchange for withdrawal of the Soviet missiles, and a private Kennedy agreement to withdraw obsolete missiles from Turkey and Italy.
In the deliberations that followed, the US pledged to withdraw the obsolete missiles from Turkey, but would not do so publicly or in writing: it was important that Khrushchev be seen to capitulate.
If so, does Gore propose (a) to cave in, (b) to withdraw from the obsolete treaty, or (c) to continue the Clinton-Gore policy of kicking the can along while terrorists get the bomb and American cities lie defenseless?
On Monday, President Bush formally unveiled plans to withdraw 60,000 to 70,000 American troops from obsolete battle stations.
Khrushchev, in other words, had to openly withdraw the Russian missiles while the US secretly withdrew its obsolete ones; that is, Khrushchev had to be humiliated and Kennedy had to maintain his macho image.
He's lambasted the decades-old alliance as "obsolete," erroneously accused other members of owing the U.S. money and even came close last summer to threatening to withdraw America from the alliance if other members didn't increase their defense spending. .
"So the fixed penalties were deemed obsolete and therefore withdrawn.
The second batch of ten new-build U class locomotives was constructed between February and May 1931 when more obsolete locomotives were withdrawn from service.
The latter were obsolete missiles, already ordered withdrawn by the Kennedy administration because they were being replaced by far more lethal Polaris submarines to be stationed in the Mediterranean.
The U class was designed in the mid-1920s for production at a time when more obsolete 4-4-0 locomotives withdrawndrand, anderiveded from Maunsell's earlier SECR K ("River") class 2-6-4 tank locomotives.
