Sentence examples for withdrawal from circulation from inspiring English sources

Catholic Action, the Church's lay organisation, subsequently demanded its withdrawal from circulation.

His popularity has suffered as a result of declining confidence in the economy -- something his government helped engineer via a chaotically implemented sales tax and the sudden withdrawal of most bank notes from circulation.

Withdrawal of at least one SR from circulation after judging the review as out of date was reported by 56% (55/98) of groups, while formal retirement of at least one SR when deemed out of date, or no longer in need of investigation was noted by 38% (37/97) of respondents.

The withdrawal of Bioline HIV test kits from circulation in Tanzania following a WHO recommendation due to concerns about Bioline's quality could have also contributed to test kit shortages at health centers at the time of our survey [ 46].

By Theodore Shabad The New Yorker, May 17 , 1947P. 108 Leon E. Seltzer, in "The Mystery of the Missing Atlas", ("The New Yorker", Apr. 19, 1947), deplored both the withdrawal by the Soviet Union of its official atlas from circulation in foreign countries and the ensuing lack of up-to-date information here on who's who in Russia.

Leon E. Seltzer, in "The Mystery of the Missing Atlas", ("The New Yorker", Apr. 19, 1947), deplored both the withdrawal by the Soviet Union of its official atlas from circulation in foreign countries and the ensuing lack of up-to-date information here on who's who in Russia.

That removes them from circulation.

"Withdrawn from Circulation (detail)" (2010), by Wendy Kawabata.

OTHER cartoons were simply removed from circulation.

"We're 90-percent-plus from circulation.

It would be withdrawn from circulation after a year.