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Meanings of withdrawing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "exclusion"
Examples for "exclusion"
1
Objective: Identify risk factors for delay in the diagnosis and trial exclusion.
2
The EU executive said it remained unclear how an exclusion would work.
3
He said social-economic issues and fighting poverty and social exclusion were crucial.
4
This Government has one last chance to tackle poverty and social exclusion.
5
Excessive greenhouse gas emissions became a criterion for exclusion four years ago.
1
Rules are strict: fighting, drug use and alcohol abuse lead to expulsion.
2
Prussia demanded the expulsion of the pretender; to which Austria said no.
3
The horizontal position favors the retention of semen; the erect its expulsion.
4
If the request is rejected, the expulsion procedure will be immediately triggered.
5
Gladstone, the chief figure in the expulsion and disbarment, favored the resolution.
Usage of withdrawing in English
1
Yet even in the ladies' withdrawing room, something was not quite right.
2
One hundred years ago this week, New Zealanders began withdrawing from Gallipoli.
3
Wilson proposes withdrawing England from the Common Market if he is elected.
4
The next day, however, Mr Crisp sent an email withdrawing the request.
5
He said he had written to Mr Peters withdrawing Niue's initial support.
6
However, the Crown Prosecution Service is now withdrawing the European arrest warrant.
7
On withdrawing the latter spiral, the needle passed in the opposite direction.
8
Yesterday the UN announced it was withdrawing its staff from the country.
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Schwab attributed the lower number to clients withdrawing cash to pay taxes.
10
The affair was finished; the cantons were engaged, without means of withdrawing.
11
The crowd did not actually begin withdrawing, according to a Reuters witness.
12
A second competitor, Unica Communications, had previously announced it was withdrawing altogether.
13
Obama counters that withdrawing support too soon could hurt the fragile recovery.
14
In fact, fewer were withdrawing money from their investments compared to February.
15
He felt consciousness slipping away, ripple by ripple, like a withdrawing sea.
16
Some Labour officials claimed that they were threatened into withdrawing their statements.
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Withdrawing through the time
Withdrawing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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