The umbilical is retracted.

He later retracted his confession.

Another witness also retracted her initial statement.

However, this was quickly retracted on the following day.

Which means that it's retracted up into the pelvis.

If a woman admitted her crime, the sentence was retracted.

During the hearing, on 6 October 1986, the author retracted his earlier statements.

However, the statement was retracted, and on 21 April, parents said 234 girls were missing.

It was later revealed as a hoax and the story was retracted two days later.

But he retracted it immediately, for the contact felt like a cold shower all over him.

Mr. Keita was later released for lack of evidence, as two of the three witnesses retracted their statements.

Bush's bigotry was not an isolated mistake, blurted out in the heat of the moment and later retracted.

As a result of this treatment, Vedeneyev eventually provided a false confession to the murder in question, which he later retracted.

Nevertheless, one month later, he retracted his statement about the assassination, although he reaffirmed that he was a member of ERP. 517

In a ruling of 18 December 1985, the same Court found that insolvency had not been formally established and retracted its earlier judgement.

In the United States, where she went for protection, she was questioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and retracted her earlier statement.

He also asked whether the decision could be retracted, and if so, whether there was a system in place to provide compensation to victims of injustices.

The only evidence consisted in statements and confessions by the accused who subsequently retracted them and affirmed that they had been extracted from them under torture.

Some of them also protested in front of the presidential palace in Nouakchott and threatened to resign from their posts in case the decision is not retracted.

He even retracted his confession to the CCP s anti graft agency, blaming mental stress for his admission that he accepted bribes from a man he called soulless in court.

That Mr. Narrainen was convicted indicates that, in the case, the jurors did not believe S. B. when he retracted his earlier statement and claimed that the author was innocent.

He added that the individual who threatened them with the handgun had his face uncovered and that he could have been a well known lieutenant, although later he retracted that statement.

Just when the world reached a consensus that Ahmadinejad was merely an instrument of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, Ahmadinejad appointed a Vice President against Khamenei s wishes (though he later retracted the appointment).

But it soon came to light that he had falsified his evidence, and his research was retracted. Wakefield was later banned from practicing medicine in his home country, the United Kingdom, for serious professional misconduct.

In hyperthyroid stare (Dalrymple sign) the eyelids are retracted upward more than normal (the normal position is at the superior corneoscleral limbus, where the white of the eye begins at the upper border of the iris).

That decision was met with great disdain by the expelled students' colleagues, who suspended their studies and announced they will persist with their action until the council retracted its decision, which they considered a threat to all medicine students and an offense to them.

Once secure in his victory, Netanyahu immediately retracted the statement. He claimed that he meant only that a two state solution was not achievable under current conditions, as long as the Palestinian Authority is in a coalition with Hamas and as long as vacated territories bring the rise of militant Islam.

According to him, his son's conviction was based on the testimonies of persons who had a particular interest in the outcome of the case his son's co accused Mr. Kitsaev (who allegedly received a lighter sentence) and Mr. Kayumov (who allegedly was obliged to testify under duress during the investigation, and who retracted his testimony later in court).