Sentence examples for withdrawn state from inspiring English sources
In New York at least, for life support to be withdrawn, state law requires "clear and convincing" evidence that the patient would not want such treatment.
This year it's the 200th anniversary of an unmitigated failure, which pushed the artist into the withdrawn state of his later years, and set him on the way to almost a century of oblivion.
That effort received a major boost on Wednesday when Mr. Corzine and State Senator Raymond Lesniak of Union County announced that they would attempt to raise $30 million in private funds to make up for the withdrawn state loan.
Even the ridiculous sight of Simona slipping off her silk gown in the bar's picture window -- a sight sure to increase tourist traffic on the Ramblas in Barcelona -- doesn't shake him out of his withdrawn state.
A plan to close Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn is being withdrawn, state officials said on Friday, in a startling victory for doctors, unions and community members who said the closing of the hospital would compromise health care for residents in the area.
Court decisions have suggested that these promises cannot be withdrawn; states may not even be able to limit the future accrual of pension rights by existing workers.
Notably absent was Peter Gabriel, who had previously withdrawn, stating, "If I can't bore them for the full four minutes, then I won't bore them at all!" Best (Foreign Language) Song - went to A. R. Rahman's Jai Ho, which I think is Indian for "J-Lo".
Meanwhile, the Santos campaign has allegedly threatened to withdraw state subsidies for those who don't support his rallies.
The government does not resile from the accusation that it seeks to withdraw state funding from the university sector.
The court has also been asked to hear cases about Proposition 8, the ballot initiative that banned same-sex marriage in California, and an Arizona measure that withdrew state benefits from both gay and straight domestic partners.
The government has already started to withdraw state cash from what it regards as suspect Islamist groups that had previously been funded to reach young Muslims at risk of being drawn to terrorist networks.
