The more he withheld his approval, the more Fonda tried to earn it.
Seale, Murray, and Stewart sparkled over their heads, in stark, almost eerie contrast to the more withholding fare elsewhere in the gallery.
Assuming Luxembourg and Austria, the EU's own two tax havens, agree, that could mean more withholding taxes, and a squeeze on discretionary trusts (complicated and murky entities adored by tax lawyers).The big goal is automatic information exchange between countries' fiscal authorities.
"This is the final lap, so there's no more withholding of fun ideas," he added.
It stands to reason that the more withholding someone is, the more room they leave for you to fill in the gaps.
So again, I asked the question, this time to myself: how could God - who supposedly was the source of all love, grace and compassion - be more withholding of these things than I was?
If real change in how we deliver and coordinate patient care can begin only when hospitals must hurt a little bit more — by withholding even more reimbursements — then perhaps the voices of patients, doctors and nurses will finally be heard, and we can build a better, safer, more equitable health care system from the bottom up.
They more often withheld treatment than those treating other pathologies (except cardio-vascular and digestive diseases), and more often intensified the alleviation of symptoms.
There was the boss, or liege lord, who occasionally dispensed favors (raises, that is) but more often withheld them.
People who changed jobs or who held a second job, and thus had more money withheld for Social Security than the law requires, may claim the excess as an income tax credit.
