The phrase "withdraw statement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to describe the act of retracting or revoking a previously made statement or statement of fact. Example: The defendant has decided to withdraw their previous statement and plead not guilty to the charges.
"NMFC wishes to withdraw statements made in last night's post match media conference regarding the umpiring," the club said in a statement.
Executives close to the dispute said United Overseas made a veiled threat to sue DBS if it did not withdraw statements contained in a document prepared by Goldman and distributed to DBS shareholders in Europe.
We need to understand why so often the abused withdraw statements and speed up the whole court process".
The message said the gagging order covered not only Mr Walker but also his family and witnesses to the unfair dismissal claim and told him to withdraw statements made in the interview broadcast on Thursday.
Participants were assured of confidentiality and received the transcript of their interview by e-mail with the request to further clarify their comments and the option to withdraw statements if deemed desirable.
But he has also made and later withdrawn statements about an electrified fence on the border with Mexico and on negotiating with terrorists.
But Straw said that Labour should consider reopening the Falkirk investigation which was suspended after witnesses withdrew statements that they had been signed up as Labour party members in Falkirk without any consultation.
"I will withdraw that statement if Mr Grant withdraws his statements that the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday were involved in phone hacking.
"I will withdraw that statement if Mr. Grant withdraws his statements that the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday were involved in phone hacking," he said.
"I withdraw that statement," Mr. Quijano said.
https://t.co/egn5iS4mdX pic.twitter.com/BHnE5UGlz4 Signatories demanded that Kendall withdraw her statement and apologise.
