Sentence examples for * withholding in from inspiring English sources

The Candleberry Creek Company in Cheona, Ill., stopped withholding in 1998.

But some sovereigns write in fake OID income, and fake withholding, in order to claim illegitimate refunds.

Only a tiny fraction of the decline came because fewer people were working; withholding in that period edged down just 1.4percentt.

More than 1,000 students across London are taking part in a rent strike, withholding in excess of £1m from their universities.

Kromer, the protagonist of this week's story, "The Porn Critic," thinks of himself as a "book nerd, a clerk," while withholding, in his initial self-reckoning, the precise nature of his job — "what he's a clerk at".

Companies without other equity plan proposals in 2019 generally may undertake amendments to provide for share withholding in excess of the minimum statutory rates without stockholder approval — unless plan language provides otherwise.

If a partnership or trust has more than 100 partners or beneficiaries, then the partnership or fiduciary of the trust may elect to withhold in accordance with the provisions of this § 1.1445-5(c)(3) in lieu of withholding in the manner required by § 1.1445-5(c)(1).

None other than his pal Tom Cotton, who laid out the case for withholding certification in July in a letter with three of his colleagues.

Consequences – attempts to control a situation Participants in both sites described themselves or others in the trial withholding information in response to general questions and checklists for fear of negative consequences.

In keeping with the prediction in the current edition of Cope's book that old habits may be difficult to kill in the matter of withholding analgesics in patients with acute abdomen [19], in Nigeria the traditional practice of withholding analgesia is still common [10, 20].

Physicians emphasis on treatment and their feeling that discussing death or dying at the same time as administering chemotherapy was considered contradictory make withholding treatment in an earlier stage in the course of the disease difficult.