Sentence examples for withdraw remarks from inspiring English sources

"We demand North Korea withdraw remarks threatening stability and peace on the Korean peninsula and in the region," the spokesman added.

He claimed Mr Miliband was "in a desperate mess" over the NHS and urged him again to withdraw remarks he reportedly made last year about "weaponising" the health service as an election issue.

His papers contain the record of a painful episode in his pre-Supreme Court judicial career, when he yielded to collegial pressure and withdrew remarks indicating his personal opposition to the death penalty.

Farage's team said they had no comment about whether he might withdraw the remarks, which were made on LBC radio on Tuesday.

Pyne is asked to withdraw his remarks.

Young was forced to withdraw his remarks after a firm rebuke from Downing Street.

"I would suggest in the strongest possible terms that you withdraw your remarks".

MPs who who accuse each other of lying are usually asked to withdraw the remarks by the Speaker, or face a suspension.

On Monday, London assembly members will discuss a censure motion calling on the mayor to "sincerely apologise" and to withdraw his remarks.

"I apologise unreservedly for any offence caused and would like to withdraw the remarks," Lord Flight said in a statement issued by the Conservatives.

We call on the signatories of the letter to withdraw their remarks and become part of a more constructive debate on the future of the peace process.