Sentence examples for decision to withhold a from inspiring English sources

The Mexican government also seems unimpressed by the State Department's decision to withhold a portion of the funds.

Washington's subsequent decision to withhold a portion of military aid to General Sisi has further irked the Saudis, who back the interim government in Cairo.

Disgraced former CBS head Les Moonves plans to fight the company's decision to withhold a $120 million severance package following his forced resignation last year over several sexual misconduct allegations.

The medical decision to withhold a treatment increases steadily with age from 9.4% with the youngest patients to 22% with the oldest.

The N2 is maximal > 300 msec poststimulus over frontal electrode locations and has been attributed to conflict detection or to the decision to withhold a motor response (Falkenstein 2006).

Experts on sanctions said they were not surprised by the administration's decision to withhold an exemption from China.

At least one publisher has made a decision to withhold an e-book edition of a forthcoming book to preserve demand for a hardcover edition.

(Not that this has been a week for democracy advocates in Africa to feel smug — see this report on a controversial decision to withhold an exit poll in Kenya).

Further, the effects were also present when the decision to withhold an action was associated with the presentation of the sounds.

The reasons for failing to give an intervention were not usually recorded, and in some cases it may have reflected a deliberate decision to withhold an intervention on grounds of poor anticipated quality of life or respect for patient autonomy.

Combine this with a tactical decision to withhold any major policy pronouncements until later in the campaign, and Clinton's heavily manicured tour for now takes on more of the appearance of a royal visit than anything as grubby as appealing for votes.