The phrase "as withholding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is being held back or not disclosed, but it lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The committee's decision was seen as withholding crucial information from the public."
Alternatives: "as keeping back" or "as not disclosing".
Section 3701 defines an administrative offset as "withholding funds payable by the United States" to the debtor.
The New Mexico law will still allow schools to penalize students with steps such as withholding a student's transcript or revoking older students' parking passes.
While one-third of the deaths occurred without warning, the other two-thirds involved such so-called end-of-life decisions by doctors as withholding life-prolonging treatments or prescribing drugs that ease pain but could hasten death.
Conflict debt can be as minor as withholding the constructive feedback that would allow your colleague to do a better job and as profound as continually deferring the strategic decision about when to scale your new product line.
The Baby Doe law requires states receiving federal money for child abuse programs to develop procedures to report medical neglect, which the law defines as withholding treatment unless a baby is irreversibly comatose or the treatment is "virtually futile" in terms of survival.
Rex Tillerson did mention ways that Washington could press Pakistan, such as withholding military aid and reassessing its status as a major non-Nato US ally.
That means publishers should avoid clickbait (such as withholding information in a headline or exaggerating the content), as well as content that's misleading or that the publisher doesn't have rights to.
How such "mutually agreed-upon" swaps will take place without the United States exerting enormous leverage -- such as withholding some of the annual $3 billion in unconditional aid provided annually, which Obama has already ruled out -- is hard to imagine.
Moreover, if Israelis do not renew the freeze, even temporarily, then the United States will be freed of its proposed commitments, such as withholding a veto at the United Nations Security Council over the next year on resolutions involving the Israeli-Palestinian peace process or promising not to request any further moratoria on settlements.
Of course, New Jersey governor Chris Christie has been unable to shake the "bridgegate" scandal that first erupted weeks ago, but now he faces accusations that his administration has retaliated against political enemies with other tactics, such as withholding Sandy relief funds.
