Sentence examples for withdrawn for use from inspiring English sources

A more aggressive investment strategy is being held up, he said, by a lack of agreement within the government on the fund's investment horizon — when the money will be withdrawn for use in the budget.

The F.D.A. is asking its advisory panel to weigh several options: whether TriLipix should be withdrawn for use with a statin; continue to be used with a statin with data from the study added to the prescribing information; tested in a new study; or face no changes.

The division would remain in the Armentières sector until August 1916, at which stage it was withdrawn for use in the forthcoming Somme Offensive in September.

In the remaining catchments, the greatest share is withdrawn for use in the public water supply.

Based on estimated dietary risks, chlorpyrifos was recently withdrawn for use on tomato and apple crops (U.S. EPA 2000a).

Had DES been withdrawn for use during pregnancy in 1953, the unecessary tragic exposure of millions of mothers, sons, and daughters could have been avoided (Ibarreta and Swan 2001).

One reason may be that if paracetamol were withdrawn for paediatric use, there would be little left we could give children.

Most of the freshwater supplies that are withdrawn for human use are employed in agriculture.

The water withdrawn for sectoral use is given per catchment and per sector (Fig.  5a, based on statistics obtained from CSO 2011).

At the global level, the volume of desalinated water produced annually, estimated at 7.5 km3, is currently quite low, representing about 0.2% of the water withdrawn for human use (FAO, 2006b).

Over the 20th century, the amount of blue water withdrawn for human use at the global level increased from over 500 km3 in 1900 to just under 2,000 km3 in 1960 to almost 4,000 km3 today.