Sentence examples for notion of withholding from inspiring English sources

The old-school notion of withholding information from your potential clients just doesn't work anymore.

Large parenchymal hypodensity also statistically predicts the risk of thrombolysis-associated haemorrhage, hence the widespread notion of withholding this treatment if it exceeds one-third of the MCA territory [ 6].

That's a profound, unsettling act of withholding.

Ecclestone says he has no intention of withholding this.

The benefit of withholding this therapy is elusive.

People freak out over the idea of withholding anything.

But as mentioned previously, the two ethical arguments (ie, self-determination and moral equivalency of withholding or withdrawing treatment) may seem to support the notion that discontinuing medical devices in both cases is simply a matter of allowing the patient to die.

A whiff of withholding information does that.

Interventions consisted of decision of withholding treatment for in 16.3%.

As Eastwood has said, his notion of cool — slightly aloof, giving only the central satisfaction and withholding everything else — is derived from those musicians.

Writing in The Nation, Terrell says police bodycams promote a false notion of accountability, since police routinely turn off the cameras or edit and withhold footage.