Sentence examples for withdraw up from inspiring English sources

For 2010 and the next four years, you can withdraw up to $1 million.

With a mortgage rate of 5 percent, that means a 62-year-old will be able to withdraw up to 52.6 percent of the home's appraised value, minus fees, under the new rules, according to the F.H.A.

The participant was then allowed to withdraw up to a quarter of the points contributed by the other four into his own personal bank, while the other four "players" did likewise.

The Times reported in December that the S.E.C was investigating whether Harbinger agreed in 2009 to allow Goldman Sachs to withdraw up to $50 million from the firm's hedge funds, while not striking similar deals with other clients.

A line of credit, usually carrying a variable interest rate, works more like a credit card -- borrowers withdraw up to a certain amount as they need it, paying only interest on that amount.

Bosnian officials said in interviews that whenever Mr. Arnaout came to Sarajevo in recent years, he would withdraw up to $100,000 in cash from a bank account of the charity.

The Pentagon, they said, was considering withdrawing up to 3,000 troops from Afghanistan, roughly 20percentt of total American forces.

And now an "emergency" timetable is due to be issued, apparently withdrawing up to 350 train services a day.

The town does more business with S.C.N.B. than with any other bank, depositing and withdrawing up to $20 million annually, said Leonard W. Bernard, the town's budget officer.

Mr. Misic, Bosnia's antiterrorism chief, said Mr. Arnaout routinely withdrew up to $100,000 from the group's bank account when he came to Bosnia.

The ceasefire is to come into force at 00.01am local time on Sunday morning, following which heavy weapons on both sides are to be withdrawn up to 140km (86 miles) from the frontlines, depending on their range and calibre.