'withdrawals' is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It refers to the act of withdrawing or taking something back, especially money from a bank account. Example: "He made several withdrawals from his savings account to pay for his college tuition."
If the late withdrawals of vice-captain Tom Rockliff (virus) and clever forward Dayne Zorko (personal reasons) were not enough bad omens for Brisbane, it became crystal clear it wasn't going to be their night when the ball struck Darcy Gardiner flush in the temple in the second minute following an errant kick from team-mate Pearce Hanley.
As much as $3bn of withdrawals of investor funds took place in the US municipal bond market in the week to 17 November, making it the worst week for "munis" in 19 years, according to Bloomberg.
We had withdrawals a lot and so we suffered a lot.
Regarding this territory, it was agreed that after Soviet troop withdrawals German forces assigned to Nato could be deployed there but foreign Nato forces and nuclear weapons systems could not.
In most cases you are not allowed any withdrawals in the fixed 12-month period, without a loss of interest.
Cash withdrawals – from an ATM or using a credit card cheque – tend to be the most expensive way to borrow; as well as a high interest rate there is often a fee of at least 1.5% of the amount you take out.
The same bank has an account called Online Saver Issue 5, which also starts at just £1, with withdrawals permitted at any time and no notice required.
Should there be further withdrawals from the 23-man squad then Aston Villa's on-loan midfielder Tom Cleverley is in line to earn a recall to the national set-up.
A couple of bands have dropped out – the wonderful brawling punk outfit 6ft Hick; the free-form gypsy-ska-whatever band the Mouldy Lovers (Brisbane's very own Gogol Bordello) – but these withdrawals are the exception, not the rule (this being the state, remember, where a storm of protest followed Campbell Newman's decision to axe the Queensland Premier's literary awards in 2012).
The capital flight continued in March but the pace slowed somewhat with net withdrawals at €3bn, according to a report by news service Bloomberg.
For the most part, mutual funds have been Americans' favourite investment vehicles, and mutual-fund companies did very well out of the boom.Despite stockmarket falls in 2000 and 2001, it was only last year that Americans made net withdrawals from equity funds.
