Sentence examples for withdraw personnel from inspiring English sources

Neither the American nor British authorities said how many employees were affected by the decision to withdraw personnel.

The bill bars trade in items that could be used in weapons programs until the administration certifies that Syria is not supporting terrorist groups, has withdrawn personnel from Lebanon, is not developing unconventional weapons and has secured its border with Iraq.

She also called on Rwanda to "withdraw military personnel" from eastern Congo.

"The United States is reassessing and reviewing its relationship with the Afghan Government Media Information Center, and thought it appropriate to withdraw U.S. personnel while that process is under way," it said.

The UK, which has had a presence in the southern province since 2006, is preparing to withdraw combat personnel entirely from Afghanistan by the end of the year.

But in an interview just after his election, Mr. Durrani said he hoped the United States would recognize the will of the people and withdraw its personnel.

The Bush administration agreed to withdraw the personnel -- about 20 workers from four sites -- and relocate them to the American Embassy, a State Department official said.

The civil war forced major oil companies to withdraw their personnel, and production plummeted over the last several months to a minuscule 60,000 barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency.

The court order to "immediately withdraw" military personnel from around the temple was an international legal obligation "with which both Parties were required to comply," according to a statement released by the International Court of Justice in The Hague.

But he said the United States would withdraw all personnel it had dispatched to prepare for military co-operation with Russia under the latest ceasefire agreement.

When the threat persisted, the F.B.I. withdrew its personnel on Sunday, concerned that violence might be directed at them.