Sentence examples for withdrawal first from inspiring English sources

So began Godard's defiant withdrawal — first from the movie industry, and then from Paris.

Israel has proposed a tentative withdrawal first from Gaza, but Palestinians are pressing for a parallel withdrawal from a West Bank area, preferably Ramallah, the seat of the Palestinian Authority and home of Yasir Arafat's battered headquarters.

But the announcement of Woods's withdrawal, first reported by Golf Channel on Monday and later confirmed by Woods in a statement posted on his website, came as the interest in his comeback had intensified into a Category 4 hype storm.

And by forcing the United States to prosecute a long, costly and inconclusive guerrilla war, it would severely test, and ultimately break, American will, leading to a collapse of American prestige and an eventual withdrawal -- first, physically, from Afghanistan and then, politically, from the "apostate regimes" in Riyadh, Cairo and elsewhere in the Islamic world.

Savimbi expressed his willingness for rapprochement with the MPLA and the formation of a unity, socialist government, but he insisted on Cuban withdrawal first.

In this perspective, Israel's unilateral withdrawals, first from all but a sliver of Lebanon and then from the Gaza Strip, were "rewarded" with war with Hezbollah in 2006 and with Hamas.

In a report on safe checking earlier this year, The Pew Charitable Trusts found that the 10 largest banks reserved the right to reorder debit card transactions and process the largest withdrawals first.

For this purpose, withdrawal is first examined and the measures of withdrawal are discussed.

Ikea's withdrawal was first reported in The Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill Courier, a weekly community newspaper.

If Britain wants a managed Brexit, it must pass the withdrawal agreement first, they say: Only then can the European Union begin negotiations on a future relationship.

The employees, fearing that the priest might be a victim of extortion, refused to allow him to make such a huge withdrawal without first notifying the diocese.