The phrase "as a withholding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context involving withholding information or resources, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The decision was made as a withholding of crucial information from the team."
Alternatives: "as a retention" or "as a withholding measure".
First, similar as a withhold model, providers need to improve to maintain the status quo with regard to their bottom-line; however, unlike withholds, the risk of negative consequences for equity, access and resistance from health service providers might be lower as it on gradually makes the funding more performance oriented.
These customers face a levy of up to 34% as well as, from 2013, a withholding tax.That could bring the British treasury around £5 billion ($7.8 billion).
Instead, she teases the reader with hints, in what might be construed as a sadistic withholding of information (as if the fantasy of having rats gnaw into one's anus were not adequately troubling without embellishment).
The film paints her as a cool, withholding parent who favored his older sister and had a way of deflating Johnny, her middle son, even after he became famous.
On the question of payroll taxes, he said the IRS might want to classify something like the New York proposal as a disguised withholding of state income tax, which would need to be included in workers' federal taxable wages.
And in any event, as Mr Monti reminds them, a withholding tax would be for them to keep.That leaves one sticking-point.
Thus, although limiting iron availability for pathogens during the acute phase of infection as an "iron withholding strategy" can prevent parasite development and benefit the host [ 1, 2], persistence of this response in the chronic phase of infection can disadvantage the host.
But as imperfect a solution as withholding pay might be, he said the concept was sound.
In her writing, this trait expresses itself as a kind of withholding.
