Sentence examples for withdrawal from that from inspiring English sources

Or the Four Mothers' movement which in the late 1990s did so much to precipitate Israel's withdrawal from that bitter 18-year occupation in Lebanon?

I'm wondering what lessons you learned from that and whether or not you're paying a price for your withdrawal from that race in this year's race, politically speaking.

After the 1989 Soviet withdrawal from that nation, Pakistan used militants as proxies against its long-term rival and vastly more powerful neighbor, India.

Although support of the mujahedeen in Afghanistan was to have lasting repercussions in the fight against terrorism, Mr. Reagan believed Soviet withdrawal from that country was a vindication of his policies.

"It clearly serves the interests of the IRGC to train Shia Afghans who later can fight the Taliban or other Sunni groups on Afghan soil after United States military withdrawal from that country," Alfoneh said.

Mr. Obama gave Mr. Biden his own turf in the first term by handing him the Iraq portfolio, and the vice president helped engineer the brisk American withdrawal from that war.

Then, Mr. Scharin said, they could make withdrawals from that I.R.A., but they would be subject to a 10percentt penalty tax plus income tax.

Efrain shot himself three and a half weeks later, and after that the Marreros began to learn about the surge of testosterone during withdrawal from steroids that seems to lead to severe mood swings.

(A slipshod US withdrawal from Iraq that leads to barbarism and a wider regional conflict might have a similar effect).

It is also serving the same function for the American withdrawal from Iraq that is now under way.

They drew a link between Exxon's public withdrawal from organizations that funded climate change denial, with the increase in anonymous funding to a group called Donors Trust, which distributed $80 million between 2003 and 2014.