Doctors and nurses have an ethical obligation to ensure that when consent for pain treatment is withheld or given it is, whenever possible, withheld or given by a fully informed patient.
As for all antimalarial drugs, there is a global responsibility to maintain the effectiveness of PQ for as long as possible without withholding it when needed.
To address this, transcranial magnetic stimulation was delivered over the motor cortex (hand representation) to probe excitability changes immediately after somatosensory cues prompted subjects to either move as fast as possible or withhold movement.
Two officer-involved shootings of black men this week — one in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and another in Charlotte, North Carolina — have presented contrasting law enforcement strategies in the aftermath of such incidents: Release all available video footage as quickly as possible, or withhold it while authorities investigate.
We had an agent who sold a condo and she was a true professional who sold it within 8 weeks of listing, even though the president of the condo homeowners association did everything humanly possible to withhold required paperwork and thwart the sale.
Is this blatant omission of facts acceptable, or do we open ourselves up to possible litigation for withholding information from a potential buyer?... Jay A. Scaramazzo, Manhattan.
The law as it stands includes sufficient possible grounds for withholding work in progress – future publication, commercial confidentiality, or where the publication of complex data sets is not reasonably practicable.
Describe possible reasons for withholding the security deposit in the contract.
People are sometimes reluctant to share personal information regarding their sexual behaviors, so it is possible that respondents withheld information or fabricated answers during the interviews.
