"withdrawing member" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person who is in the process of leaving or resigning from a group, organization, or team. Example: John was once a dedicated member of the club, but now he is a withdrawing member, having decided to focus on other priorities in his life.
Parent company Illumina has said previously it plans to give GRAIL more independence with this new financing, eventually owning less than 20percentt of the company, and withdrawing members from GRAIL's board of directors.
Illumina plans to give Grail more independence, as well, with the raise, eventually owning less than 20percentt of the company, and withdrawing members from Grail's board of directors.
In addition, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam have no existing FTA with Peru and recently withdrawn member, the USA.
After the broadcaster did not respond, the EBU made the decision to withdraw member privileges.
In a statement today, the European Broadcasting Union confirmed that it has withdrawn member services from Romanian public service broadcaster Televiziunea Romana (TVR) after the broadcaster clocked up debts of over 16 million Swiss franc (14.5 million euro).
The Council, including the withdrawn members, was invited to return the next day for its finalization.
The four withdrawn members demanded that the Council return to the Act of January 8 and omit the mention of any alliance with Germany.
Some of the withdrawn members joined the Conservative Party of Norway, others joined an entirely new organization (originally with the narrow intention to support the four parliamentarians), the quasi-political party Free Democrats.
The second part, however, did not receive support from the four withdrawn members because they were not satisfied with the word "finally" in describing the duties of the Constituent Assembly (in "... the foundation of the Lithuanian State and its relations with other countries will be finally determined by the Constituent Assembly... ......)... ......
Citing unnamed senior administration officials, the NYT report said that while Trump had publicly walked back threats to leave the 70-year-old organization, the U.S. could still withdraw because member countries continue to lag behind Trump's increased-payment demands.
