Sentence examples for request to withhold from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fouchier is cooperating with the request to withhold some data, but reluctantly.

With the audience already stunned into silence, the projected request to withhold applause for a moment of silence was almost unnecessary.

Several foreign news organizations have disclosed some aspects of Mr. Davis's work with the C.I.A. On Monday, American officials lifted their request to withhold publication.

The request to withhold information, Dr. Atlas said, has come from individual scientists submitting articles for publication in the 11 journals published by the American Society for Microbiology.

A federal judge granted the request to withhold the names, but that order was overturned by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco.

Michael Clendenin, a Con Ed spokesman, said the request to withhold the rebates was intended to ensure that the utility was reimbursed for all of the costs associated with the trade center attack.

I've written about this several times, most recently saying that it was good to see The Times getting more fully involved in developing these extraordinary revelations and resisting government requests to withhold the story.

After all, I'm on the record, repeatedly and perhaps tiresomely, about: 1) the overuse of anonymous sources; 2) setting the bar too low for agreeing to government requests to withhold information (despite some recent encouraging signs to the contrary); 3) the tendency to treat non-Times journalistic efforts with a lack of respect.

President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority earned the admiration of many of his people by pressing his case for statehood upon the Security Council, rejecting American requests to withhold the application and refusing to return to negotiations with Israel without a freeze on settlements in the West Bank.

Bates stressed that stories will be thoroughly vetted and fact-checked and journalists will take government requests to withhold information seriously.

Abramson, who was abruptly fired in May, told attendees she could now "be a little bit more candid and honest" about how the press handles government requests to withhold information.