Sentence examples for should be withheld from from inspiring English sources

"There is no reason why that part of Americana should be withheld from girls".

Why should it seem so natural that they should be withheld from us, policed and disciplined?

The British government agreed that some information should be withheld from the inquest, in the name of national security.

An additional concern is what information should be withheld from the prosecution and public to ensure a fair trial.

"He should cease cohabiting without benefit of matrimony, or he should cease presenting himself for holy communion, or the sacrament should be withheld from him," he wrote.

To this is added an elaborate cinematic ruse, the nature of which should be withheld from those who haven't seen it yet.

Novel, sensitive biomarkers should also help to differentiate between etiologies of AKI, predict the severity of renal damage, and provide a tool for differentiating between patients who would benefit from early initiation of renal replacement therapy and those from whom support should be withheld or withdrawn.

American approval of this war should be withheld until then.

Ms Abraham said that some advice should be withheld.

Synthetic colloids and starches in particular should be withheld.

Some patients seem not to benefit from the treatment, and sometimes questions are raised as to whether treatment should be withheld or withdrawn.