I'm not sure you can have Christian communion with other people without these moments in which sorrow has opened in you, and for you; and I am pretty certain that without shared social devotion one's solitary experiences of God wither into a form of withholding, spiritual stinginess, the light of Christ growing ever fainter in the glooms of the self.
DeVos made it clear that it was up to the state to decide, and, as Clark pointed out, couldn't give "one example," in which a state's discriminatory practice in education would be stood up to by the Department of Education in the form of withholding money. .
Second, it was never made absolutely clear, by regulation or by statute, just what form of distributed capitalization of withheld and reinvested earnings would be taxable to the stockholders and not to the corporation.
One of the city's most powerful unions, 1199, registered a starker form of disapproval, withholding its support for the compromise this week when advocates were asked to endorse it, according to people involved in negotiations.
Think about that: John Boehner wouldn't dream of withholding any form of health care from men, but as far as he's concerned women's health care is fair game.
The parties disagree on how this money would be returned to taxpayers -- as a rebate check, for instance, or in the form of lower taxes withheld from paychecks in the last half of 2001.
Most independent experts now believe that during 2000-2001, price manipulation by energy companies, mainly taking the form of "economic withholding" -- keeping capacity offline to drive up prices -- added billions of dollars to California's electricity bills.
In the presence of inflammation, iron bound to lactoferrin is captured by the macrophages and is then stored in the form of ferritin, thereby withholding iron from the erythroid precursors (Fig. 1) [ 6, 7, 9].
That's a profound, unsettling act of withholding.
