Sentence examples for withdrawn that from inspiring English sources
Their critics have a point that they have sometimes ruled in their own interests and those of their voters, rather than the country's most notably over the issue which prompted this uprising, when they pushed through a bill (later withdrawn) that would have given Mr Thaksin and thousands of others an amnesty.
The Stop the War coalition has been criticised in recent months for issuing controversial statements – which were subsequently withdrawn – that said Paris had "reaped the whirlwind" of western intervention in the Middle East when terrorists killed 130 people in the city in November, and likened Islamic State (Isis) to the international brigade that fought Franco in the Spanish civil war.
The task force was under heavy air attack by the Luftwaffe all day and was withdrawn that evening.
This was due to an increased risk of cardiovascular events following treatment with another COX-2 inhibitor Rofecoxib (Vioxx® – now withdrawn) that was highlighted following the publication of the APPROVe trial (Bombardier et al, 2000; Bresalier et al, 2005).
"I'd withdrawn that much".
He has since withdrawn that price and moved back his starting date to next year.
He quickly withdrew that threat.
The Treasury ultimately withdrew that request.
"I withdraw that statement," Mr. Quijano said.
But it withdrew that application.
