Sentence examples for withdrawn from using from inspiring English sources

A central plank in the government's unemployment strategy has suffered another set back after another high street retailer confirmed that it had withdrawn from using unpaid benefit claimants to work in its stores.

Getting paid is another complicated endeavor that requires sellers to open a new bank account, which PriceLine can deposit funds into and the seller can withdraw from using a YardSale ATM debit card.

Thimerosal was withdrawn from use in Denmark in 1992 and in the United States in 1999 as a precaution.

However, Amnesty International says they are a potentially lethal weapon and should be withdrawn from use by non-specialist firearms officers.

While Amnesty International says they are a potentially lethal weapon, which should be withdrawn from use by non-specialist firearms officers, many of whom currently carry them.

But their deployment has been controversial with Amnesty International among others describing them as potentially lethal and demanding they be withdrawn from use by non-specialist officers.

Though it achieved worldwide notoriety as a cause of birth defects and was withdrawn from use as a sedative, thalidomide eventually proved to have therapeutic uses.

And while these pesticides have since been largely withdrawn from use, a new generation of nerve-agent insecticides called neonicotinoids could pose a further threat.

Gareth Myatt's death prompted three separate inquiries, and in June 2004, the seated double embrace - which had been approved for use on children by the Home Office and the YJB as part of a series of techniques known as Physical Control in Care - was withdrawn from use within juvenile custody.

Dr Galbraith added: "I have reviewed the literature and come to the conclusion that all blood products made from blood donated in the US after 1978 should be withdrawn from use until the risk of Aids transmission by these products has been clarified".

Thioridazine had fallen out of favour as a mental-health treatment – it could cause an irregular heartbeat that led to sudden death and was withdrawn from use in the UK in 2005 – but it did have a surprising side-effect: male patients who took it typically experienced their orgasms without any ejaculate.