Sentence examples for withdrew so that from inspiring English sources

A group comprising Formidable, Furious two cruisers and several destroyers set a course for the two fleet oilers, and the escort carrier group withdrew so that the carriers could refuel their escorts.

Risks soon had to be embraced, with Willems withdrawn so that Ibrahim Afellay could at least attempt to apply pressure.

Whether or not those investors suspected the fraud, Mr. Picard is entitled to sue to recover the fictional profits that were withdrawn so that they can be distributed to those whose cash disappeared in the scheme.

John le Carre was chosen as one of the 13 finalists but in March asked that his name be withdrawn so that "less established" authors would have the opportunity to win.

In the eyes of insects that fly at night or in twilight, however, the pigment can be withdrawn so that light received from neighbouring facets overlaps to some extent.

In a statement released by the company on Friday, Mr. Stiefel, 38, said he had decided to withdraw so that he could focus on his duties as dean of dance at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts.

The Soviet media alleged that the Western-run world governing body refused to find anything amiss in Santiago because it supported the capitalist murderers in power, and also because they wanted to provoke the USSR and its satellites into withdrawing so that the World Cup would be an exclusively Western affair.

Burke stated in his letter to the IESC chair Lisa Corbyn that Shenhua was one of five mining proposals being withdrawn so that the "committee is able to fully reflect the government intention in introducing this [water trigger] amendment, in its consideration and provision of advice for all future requests".

Mr Lloyd said the original scheme should be withdrawn so that the Planning Inspectorate "can assess the impact of plan B", as it is in a different area of the sea.

"Introverts are likely to withdraw so that they can regroup after a split," he said.

I am withdrawing so that the President can move forward with another nominee, allowing the FERC to continue its important work with a full complement of commissioners.