Sentence examples for make withholding from inspiring English sources

Physicians emphasis on treatment and their feeling that discussing death or dying at the same time as administering chemotherapy was considered contradictory make withholding treatment in an earlier stage in the course of the disease difficult.

Still, Abramson's comments were striking, seeming to suggest an "agreement" was hammered out privately between news executives and the Bush White House to make withholding information a policy.

(2) The physicians in our study considered a discussion about a patient's approaching death while administering treatment to be contradictory, which makes withholding treatment at an earlier stage of the cancer disease trajectory even more difficult.

Even the British and the French made their disappointment clear, withholding their endorsement for three months after the German government began pushing Mr. Koch-Weser.

A decision to make, or withhold from making, a recommendation can have public health consequences for good or ill.

Compared with go no go paradigms, this task temporally separates action observation and overt motor responses and ensures that any observed responses in sensorimotor areas do not simply reflect the participants' requirement to process the action with regard to an immediate motor goal (e.g., making or withholding a response).

"No attempts were made to withhold information or to censor this book in any way".

She was right, and a plan was made to withhold antibiotic and continue symptomatic treatment.

6.35pm BST "No decision has been made to withhold any aid," Earnest says.

Another Israeli official said that when the decision was made to withhold payment around Nov. 1, there had been several troubling developments from Israel's point of view.

In Mr. Foley's case, an initial decision was made to withhold news of his disappearance, said Phil Balboni, the chief executive and co-founder of GlobalPost, while it quietly investigated what might have happened.