Sentence examples for need to be withheld from inspiring English sources

Officials then drew up a list as long as your arm of reasons why information might need to be withheld.

It notes: "The majority of the files are of low security classification, but include references to air defence matters, defence technology, relations with foreign powers and occasional uncomplimentary comments by staff or police officers about members of the public, which will need to be withheld in accordance with FoI principles".

Hi Loretta, You can apply for reduced widow's benefits now and then for your own retirement benefits later, but $1 of your benefits will need to be withheld for every $2 that you earn in excess of this year's exempt amount.

There always will be rare instances where records related to allegations of police misconduct will need to be withheld from the public.

Copper and manganese may need to be withheld if the neonate develops PN-associated liver disease.

Depending on the degree of worsening, the drug might need to be withheld awaiting determination of cause.

"There is nothing sensitive about this pivotal moment that needs to be withheld from the public.

The Seattle Sounders are always in the conversation, but with Obafemi Martins off to China and no replacement lined up, judgement there needs to be withheld.

Rights Watch UK said there was a disparity between the two departments' responses: the Cabinet Office said it should be entirely secret, the attorney general's officials said that only part of it needs to be withheld.

Glutamine-supplemented infants had better tolerance to enteral feedings as measured by percent of days on which feedings needed to be withheld (mean percentage of 8.8 vs 23.8, p = 0.007).

He said agency heads needed to be extremely circumspect in recommending that information still needed to be withheld from the public.