withdrawal
ਕਢਵਾਉਣ
definition
noun
the withdrawal of legal aid
the action of withdrawing something.
example
the 'withdrawal' of licences
During the 1990s families were forced to cope with high unemployment, benefit cuts, and the cancellation or 'withdrawal' of basic health and social services.
her 'withdrawal' from the commercial art world
Whatever the difficulties were with cross-service coordination, many people saw it as a healthy departure from the humiliating 'withdrawal' from Vietnam.
the locals are demanding the 'withdrawal' of the troops
Some practised 'withdrawal' and rhythm methods while others used the morning-after pill, or just cleaned themselves (females) after sexual intercourse.
It is also possible to detect signs of 'withdrawal' and disengagement.
It is a also an ethic of participation rather than 'withdrawal' from the world and of resonance between man and nature.
Acute and postacute drug 'withdrawal' can affect sleep in recovering addicts.
An eventual complete 'withdrawal' of the drug appears likely.
When a mouse's running wheel is taken away, its brain shows a jump in neurological activity much like the symptoms seen during 'withdrawal' from drug addiction.
Italy's 'withdrawal' from NATO
Frenois and his team say their work is an important step in helping to determine how specific environments associated with drug 'withdrawal' might encourage drug seeking.
the 'withdrawal' of legal aid
Fortunately, she elected to remain in hospital as she and her unborn baby were both suffering seizures from addiction 'withdrawal' .
the 'withdrawal' of legal aid
It could also lead to isolation from peers or 'withdrawal' from activities, which could increase the risk for depression.
Particularly after Israel's 'withdrawal' from the southern Lebanese security zone, Lebanon is obligated to restore order to the area.
Such parental pressure, could lead to a distorted perspective, disappointment, defeatism, 'withdrawal' , hurt, anger and much worse.
he was a late 'withdrawal'
Sure enough, the drug 'withdrawal' is starting to kick in.
Be alert to symptoms of bullying, such as changed behaviors, passivity, and 'withdrawal' from group activities
The behaviours generated include 'withdrawal' from social activities and a search for relief.
I believe that the president's statement about an immediate Israeli 'withdrawal' was also clear.
The devaluation was recognized as more than a technical adjustment: it was a clear sign of French disengagement, portending 'withdrawal' a year later.
If we can convince the country of that then we are in a good position to get them to listen to our alternative plans for 'withdrawal' as a tactical retreat in the bigger war on terrorism.
He claimed that the practice of giving fishermen a strong opiate drug for 'withdrawal' was just as dangerous as heroin as there was no way of monitoring its use at sea.
Her prison file shows that when she began her sentence, she ‘went through the drug 'withdrawal' with the minimum amount of discomfort’, and her clinical records confirm this.
They are tending to their addiction - keeping the physical devils of drug 'withdrawal' at bay.
The earlier exposure also worsened the decline in brain activity during nicotine 'withdrawal' and led to an increase in the amount of brain cell injury induced by the drug, they reported.
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