Sentence examples for be withheld as from inspiring English sources
adjective
That one has withheld; kept from the possession or knowledge of another.
- His withheld hand stared down at my weakly outstretched one.
The CIA, for its part, is content for the truth to be withheld as long as possible.
As it did last year, the April 1 budget deadline carries added weight, because of a law passed in 1998 requiring that the salaries of legislators be withheld as long as the budget is late.
Reaction to lawmakers who are suspending their pay has been mixed, judging by the comments on Rep. Ed Royce's (R-Fullerton) Facebook page after he posted a letter to the House chief administrative officer asking that his pay be withheld as long as the government is shutdown.
The best evidence currently available suggests that transfusion can safely be withheld as long as the hemoglobin remains above 70 g/l and the patient is not actively bleeding.
Some information about communications with President Bush might be withheld as privileged, he added.
Obviously, under no circumstances should a replay be withheld as to be selective with any sense of prejudice towards one outcome or the other".
Several files about SAS operations in Borneo are being withheld, as are others about the financing of GCHQ, the government's eavesdropping organisation.
They suffered as we did, fought as we did, their evidence was withheld as was ours was and to this day they still do not know what happened to their loved ones.
The board took barely 12 minutes in private session after the presentation by Mr. Morris and Mr. Hevesi's lawyer, Eric Lane, to announce that it was withholding as much as $3.2 million in matching money to Mr. Hevesi.
Bonus payments to former chief executive Phil Clarke and former finance director Laurie McIlwee have been withheld as investigations continue.
Typically, a percentage of the refunded tax money -- anywhere from 7 to 20percentt -- is withheld as a fee.
