Sentence examples for can't withhold from inspiring English sources

We can't withhold that information".

"You can't withhold the names of defendants who are accused of molesting children".

As a pastor, I can understand and care for the people who don't want women, but as a bishop I would say that we can't withhold truth and justice in the name of unity.

There has even been some discussion about withdrawing from membership of the various industry groups in protest at the lack of action, even if they can't withhold the compulsory levy.

"When you meet a person, they might say something, or look a certain way, or behave a certain way, but you have very little information on which to form an opinion, but it is almost instantaneous and you can't withhold from doing it," said Schiller.

At the same time, Google can't withhold said consent without a solid reason.

For example, boards can't unreasonably withhold consent to requests by shareholders to make improvements to their apartments or to transfer an apartment to a family member.

* Did the Justice feel that the A.C.A.'s Medicaid expansion provisions were constitutional — except that funding can't be withheld from the states as a penalty for non-compliance?

Don't withhold forgiveness.

But he can't long withhold his own richness of perception from his creatures: 'By the time the reception was breaking up, the whole scene might have been a picture printed on silk, waving gently in and out.' Not bad for a banjo-picker.

It has no ability to impose its will on the other two branches of government: As Alexander Hamilton once noted, the Court has neither the purse (it can't threaten to withhold funding from the other branches) or the sword (it can't threaten police or military action).