Sentence examples for reason for withholding from inspiring English sources

There's also a further reason for withholding information in this story.

"It was clearly implied," Mr. Mason said of the reason for withholding the money.

Lipsey told the Guardian yesterday there was no good reason for withholding the files from the historian.

For example, what can be the reason for withholding 45 transcripts of evidence to Lord Denning's 1963 inquiry into the Profumo affair for 84 years?

"There has to be an extremely good reason for withholding anything from the ISC on something as serious as this," Tyrie told the Guardian.

"I can't imagine any conceivable reason for withholding the grant on the basis of the subject matter of the play," Mr. Kushner said yesterday.

The foundation did not elaborate on its reasons for withholding the award.

The reasons for withholding these may be obvious or understandable, though not necessarily justifiable.

"I know that MGM has said that there are contractual reasons for withholding the tapes, but that's not acceptable.

The Obama administration has until early December to detail its reasons for withholding as many as 2,100 graphic photographs depicting US military torture of detainees in Iraq and Afghanistan, a federal judge ordered on Tuesday.

Apple's reasons for withholding the functionality before now were obvious: running multiple applications can drain the device's already-strained battery more quickly, and forcing users to manage which apps are open adds an extra layer of complexity.