Sentence examples for expected to withhold from inspiring English sources

The Greek government promised banks will reopen on Tuesday, but this looks increasingly unlikely, as the European Central Bank is expected to withhold further emergency funding when it meets later on Monday.

The European Union is not expected to withhold regulatory approval, since it agreed to a similar deal in 2004 between Air France and KLM, the national carriers of France and the Netherlands.Willie Walsh, the head of BA, explained the deal in the usual terms:The aviation landscape is changing and airline consolidation is long overdue.

Comcast's surprise bid, together with an effort by two former directors to oust Mr. Eisner, has helped build a constituency of investors who are expected to withhold as many as a third of shareholder votes from Mr. Eisner in the election today.

Yet under pressure from conservative religious groups, the administration is expected to withhold the $34 million that Congress appropriated this year for these vital efforts, much as President Bush blocked the $34 million Congress approved in 2002 and last year's $25 million allocation.

You are expected to withhold 28% of the contractors pay and then remit it to the IRS.[2].

It seems therefore, that the sanctity of life argument applies only to the deliberate and requested ending of a patient's life by a medical doctor but not, as expected, to withholding life-prolonging treatment.

It is expected to recommend withholding on certain sales of shares that are purchased with options.

Federal tax rebate checks for about 70,000 people are expected to be withheld by the federal government because of back child support, the state's welfare agency said.

If even a summary could harm national security, then the attorney general would be compelled to provide a report to Congress outlining the process to declassify the opinions and the number of those expected to be withheld.

He sees that children from one of the poorest neighbourhoods in America – children who elsewhere might have been tacitly expected to misbehave, or to withhold their attention from a class on English literature – are utterly captivated, eager to pitch in with their own thoughts, avid for learning.

The Venetian envoy to Milan informed his confrère in Ferrara: "that by simony and a thousand villanies and indecencies the papacy has been sold, which is a disgraceful and detestable business", adding that he expected Spain and France to withhold their support from the new pontiff.