Sentence examples for practices of withholding from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the practices of withholding and withdrawing of life sustaining therapies in a vital emergencies department and to confront them with Leonetti law procedures.

To many, the practice of withholding crucial evidence begins to look much more routine.

"This is a huge breakthrough," said Georg Greve, president of the Free Software Foundation Europe, which had challenged Microsoft's practice of withholding technical information.

"We have paid our bills" — a direct reference to the former administration's practice of withholding some payment due the world body while it pressed for changes there.

The practice of withholding listings hurts buyers because they do not get to see the full range of properties for sale.

In the 1970s, Mr. Mullen started the practice of withholding 7.5 percent from each partner's earnings — after taxes — and using the money to finance the firm's growth.

The organization did not list the number of executions carried out by China, citing Beijing's practice of withholding such information.

But he argues that the practice of withholding wages from migrant labourers will persist as long as such people are treated as second-class citizens in urban China.

'The practice of withholding all objection until time of trial is not helpful in protecting a witness' right to a valid (hearing).

After four years of lobbying, the government agreed to end a practice of withholding 10 percent of architects' and engineers' fees for work on federal projects until the job was done.

In 2007 Charlie Crist, the then Republican governor of Florida, astonished political friend and foe alike by putting a stop to what he saw as the state's iniquitous practice of withholding the vote from released prisoners.