Sentence examples for for this withholding from inspiring English sources

The payoff for this withholding of weirdness can be a reader's intensified complicity in defamiliarization: a sensation of slippage into the unreal just as we know it ourselves, from our dreams and fantasies.

"What were they supposed to use -- a chisel to make the staircase?" asked one neighbor, who like most of the people interviewed for this article withheld her name for fear of alienating her fellow shareholders.

This subsection allows for the withholding of information which is currently and properly classified in accordance with Executive Order 12356" — that is, "in the interest of the national defense or foreign policy, for example, information involving intelligence sources or methods".

This rationale for withholding information, sometimes called the mosaic theory, is controversial.

In 2005, the Louisiana Supreme Court barred Mr. Jordan from practicing law for three months for withholding evidence in a different case.

Beck called for patience and for withholding judgment until all the facts are out.

The study contributes to understanding which parameters determine statin prescription but further studies are needed to investigate the reasons for withholding this drug therapy.

For this reason, I withhold my approval of House Bill 265 and do hereby veto the same.

(Michel was director of HuffPost's OffTheBus project in 2007 and 2008. The second woman declined to speak for this article; HuffPost is withholding her name because it does not identify alleged victims of sexual assault without their consent).

There's also a further reason for withholding information in this story.

As there are, by necessity, no objectively true definitions of the terms needed to discuss assisted death, the Panel stipulates the following definitions for the purposes of this Report: 'Withholding of potentially life-sustaining treatment' is the failure to start treatment that has the potential to sustain a person's life.