Sentence examples for it is withheld from from inspiring English sources
"Art making doesn't stop, but it is withheld from the art market's system of commodification and display".
(The total tax is somewhat obscured because half of it is withheld from paychecks and the other half is paid directly by the employer).
It is withheld from all government agencies, like the Internal Revenue Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Withholding Taxes Now, income tax differs from many of the other taxes that we as taxpayers pay daily because, as the name suggests, we never actually get to touch that money, it is withheld from our paychecks.
"It's either brand new," he said, "or it was withheld from us.
It was withheld from the Hutton Inquiry, and government witnesses concealed it or played down its significance to Lord Hutton.
Fouchier and Kawaoka argued they were trying to understand how natural viruses evolve into more dangerous forms, but their announcements sparked an international storm: should the work be published in full to help authorities prepare for a potential pandemic, or should it be withheld from the research community to prevent possible misuse by amateur scientists or even bioterrorists?
I didn't recall that the Temptations recorded a version, but I have learned it was withheld from market for fear of alienating conservative-leaning record buyers.
The office of Chancellor was removed from the Bishop of Oxford (the outgoing bishop, Thomas Banks Strong, had been outspoken in the abdication crisis of Edward VIII), and so it was withheld from his successor, Kenneth Kirk, and has since been held by one of the Knights Companion.
It was withheld from the other half plots in order to measure the effects of the management regimes on amounts of available N in the soil but these data are not reported here.
It made him realise that "people go mad if information or the truth is withheld from them"; it was, he says, "the beginning of the seed of this piece".
