Sentence examples for withdraw themselves from inspiring English sources

They would talk to school counselors, and if they just flat-out refused to participate in this, I guess, ultimately, if they did this they would be administratively withdrawn or they could withdraw themselves.

When the RCM is heard by PT and all other secondary users ST i, ∀ i ∈ A ∖ { p }, PT will delegate the retransmission packet and ST i, ∀ i ∈ A ∖ { p } will withdraw themselves from the relay contention.

Finally, the borrowers who voluntarily withdraw themselves from the credit market due to the risk associated with collateral and high transaction cost of the loan are risk and transaction cost rationed borrowers.

Duffield (2012) sees Remote Management as a paradoxical trend of risk-averse Western interventionists who both increase their presence in dangerous areas and at the same time withdraw themselves into remote, safe spaces.

They withdraw themselves into their own private sphere, and create their own dimensions in the public space.

As it happened, most of his forward companies remained intact and were subsequently able to withdraw themselves after finding they had been abandoned.

"As part of this investigation three individuals have voluntarily withdrawn themselves from club activity.

Geithner has yet to have any of his seventeen deputies confirmed, and yesterday two expected nominees for Treasury positions withdrew themselves from consideration.

Others mentioned early in the process, like Mr. Barr and Laurence H. Silberman, a federal appeals court judge, are said by friends to have withdrawn themselves from consideration.

A three-year deal with the investment-management firm Aurum Funds sparked controversy in 2011, when the poets John Kinsella and Alice Oswald withdrew themselves from the prize's shortlist in protest.

Just this week, two Trump nominees withdrew themselves from consideration because Senator Grassley indicated he would block their approval.