Object

• troop: While the motion is unlikely to receive a majority vote, it could increase the pressure on Blair to withdraw British troops from Iraq.

• cash: You will need your PIN to use your credit card to withdraw cash from a cash machine.

• authorisation: If this occurred the authorities would withdraw authorisation and the property would be closed for use as a children's home.

• amendment: I beg to ask leave to withdraw the amendment.

• money: Branch - you can withdraw money over the counter at any of our branches.

Preposition: from

• npt: North Korea then expelled IAEA officials in December 2002 and announced its intention to withdraw from the NPT in January 2003.

• contest: Mr Young said no pressure had been put on him to withdraw from the contest.

• contract: There are some circumstances where a buyer is legally entitled to withdraw from a contract without financial penalty.

• meeting: The subcommittee may also require the Chairperson to withdraw from the meeting whilst discussing an appeal against a Chairperson's ruling.

Used with why or when

• when: Credits are deposited centrally in a time bank and withdrawn when needed.

Present participle complement

• pend: Sadly, as of today, 1 st March 2005, they have had to be temporarily withdrawn pending permission to display them.

Preposition: in

• favor: Now I find that this support will be withdrawn in favor of Blackboard.

Preposition: from

• circulation: Nor were the coins he issued withdrawn from circulation, which is why they are still so common that we all can afford one.

• sale: When leaded was withdrawn from general sale the engineered conversion was the only ' known quantity ' solution.

Preposition: for

• overhaul: This was shortly before Primrose was withdrawn for an overhaul, carried out by the railroad's Loco Department.