Sentence examples for withdrawn resources from inspiring English sources

Eddie Davies, the owner who decided within five minutes of meeting Lennon that the former midfielder was the best man to succeed Dougie Freedman, had withdrawn resources that were essential to the club's health.

Scottish Labour, increasingly cash-strapped, have withdrawn resources from some seats they hold to concentrate on Glasgow and the West of Scotland.

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It would be foolish to withdraw resources for international justice just as we are poised to reap the efficiencies of this groundwork.

Will the Federal Government gradually withdraw resources from the fields of education, housing, healthcare, environmental protection and voting rights?

Julie Woestehoff of Parents United for Responsible Education recalled Obama's work supporting local school councils and urban education efforts, and believes he understands the "fundamental flaws" in the No Child Left Behind Act -- over-reliance on standardized testing, labeling struggling schools as "failing" and punishing them by withdrawing resources.

Lack of patient compliance or self-care is sometimes used as reasons to withdraw resources.

For example, occupying the PHC with a spatial navigation strategy might withdraw resources important for verbal encoding.

Two thirds (65%, 44/68) thought that people in their network worry about how comparative data could be used, reporting worries of simplification, misinterpretation, and suspicion that data could be used against them (e.g. to withdraw resources).

This reduction was more extreme in virgin females than in mated females in five out of six genes, which suggests that virgin females may improve their immune defense by withdrawing resources that would otherwise be spent on reproduction, whereas mated females may not have that option.

This suggests that expression of the operon withdraws resources that could otherwise be used for cell growth.