The love we share is a powerful thing, and the love we withhold can be devastating, especially if it's from ourselves.
In responding to the furor, NASA's administrator, Michael Griffin said, "NASA should focus on how we can provide information to the public — not on how we can withhold it".
So it's actually an extensive relationship with NBC that significantly predates the strike, and we have no legal basis whereby we can withhold these episodes from NBC.
Paul Bittar, chief executive of the British Horseracing Authority, told BBC Radio 5 live: "Effectively they have to hand over the horse's medical records, and we can withhold the horse from racing if we have concerns.
We have a potentially terrible power over the people who love us — simply because of what they have come to need from us that we can withhold — and that problem seems even stickier and more upsetting with children.
Among the priests, there are some from whom we can only withhold sympathy: undistinguished pastors whose specialty was fatherless boys or boys from troubled families.
I had a stamp on me and officials can then do whatever they want with you; they can beat you, they can withhold food and medical care, they can abuse you.
Sometimes it's the customer who balks, after learning that consultants usually demand a "sweetener"clause that says, in effect:Sure, if we fall short, you can withhold some of our pay, but if we exceed expectations, we get a bonus.
Institutions can also withhold unflattering results, though public colleges and universities are required to make data available.
"Some bosses can now withhold contraceptive care from their health coverage based on their own religious views," said spokesman Josh Earnest.
