Sentence examples for in a withholding from inspiring English sources

For now the Union is poised to enact an alternative and more palatable intervention to remove a certain number of emissions permits or E.U. allowances — E.U.A.'s — from the market, in a "withholding" or "set-aside" measure.

But, and this is unfortunate, the distress threatens to manifest itself not in a relatively harmless (if "significant document," as Archbishop Martin described it) pastoral letter, but in a withholding of support for the poor in the district.

When he ran for re-election in 1970, Reagan promised voters his feet were "in concrete" against establishing a withholding system of state income tax.

For example, a dependent patient cannot leave his therapist; a masochistic patient suffers silently in treatment with a withholding therapist; a narcissistic patient eager to be liked fears challenging his therapist, and so on.

In a block withholding attack, a miner who finds a winning solution, withholds it from the pool.

Western governments have sought to shame and occasionally name the worst culprits, once in a while withholding aid to particular projects.Britain, the second-biggest donor to Kenya after America, recently complained about cash going astray that was meant to beef up primary education.

"Married" status will result in a different withholding amount than "Single".

In 1982, Congress briefly enacted a withholding requirement for interest income and the outcry was so loud that it was repealed almost immediately.

"Back in 2005, when Switzerland imposed a withholding tax on nonresident accounts owned by Europeans, we sensed a move toward increased regulation," he said.

The $160 million in question is part of a withholding account, based on a deduction of 8 percent of players' earnings; it is a mechanism to ensure that player salaries do not exceed 57 percent of league revenues.

The most frequent cause in children is development of a withholding behaviour after experiencing a painful or frightening evacuation [ 4].