Sentence examples for withdrawn among from inspiring English sources

They called for new anti-terrorist legislation to be withdrawn, among other demands.

His willingness to pay any price was cited by nearly every candidate who eventually withdrew, among them the governor, Christine Todd Whitman, a Republican, and the Democrats Michael Murphy, Frank Pallone and B. Thomas Byrne.

Judge McAfoos's decision, however, provides insights into the difficulties of providing auto insurance -- a mandatory coverage -- in a state where making a profit has become so difficult that companies insuring nearly a third of the cars are considering withdrawing, among them A.I.G., the sixth-largest insurer in New Jersey with coverage on some 200,000 cars.

Thirty (6.8%) (18 home-based, 12 facility-based) withdrew among those who presented with CD4+ cell count less than 50 cells/μl and 89 (8.8%) (42 home-based arm, 47 facility arm) withdrew among those who presented with CD4+ cell count at least 50 cells/μl.

10. * A violence prevention program called Safe Start, implemented experimentally in 15 Bay Area child care centers, has led to a decline in aggression and withdrawn behavior among the children who participated.

Fewer than a dozen United Way chapters have withdrawn financing, among them the United Way of Somerset County, N.J., which last month pulled its annual $30,600 gift after the local scout council refused to sign its nondiscrimination policy.

But presumably the people who put up the reward — since withdrawn — were among the people who lost hundreds of millions investing in the hedge fund that Mr. Homm managed from Majorca, Absolute Capital Management Holdings.

But when students receive an offer of admission from Harvard, they are clearly told — and must acknowledge — that it is conditional and can be withdrawn for, among other things, "behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity or moral character". The information was repeated on the Harvard College Class of 2021 Facebook group.

Although polite, he is withdrawn, even among Lithuanian friends and teammates.

Deford, who worked closely with him for many years, and who looked up to him as a mentor, said of him, "Laguerre was a fascinating paradox: He was almost constitutionally withdrawn, but among the friends he chose, he was magnetic".

It was a controversial statement and critics have begun to talk of a witch hunt, but the Met has not withdrawn it, and among other statements, it demonstrates the desire among police to be seen to be taking abuse survivors' stories seriously.