Sentence examples for systematically withhold from inspiring English sources
Herein lies the contradiction: the staff members recurrently provide for the clients to deliver their concerns about the medication but they systematically withhold from taking those concerns seriously.
That doesn't carry much credibility coming from an agency that has systematically withheld official information about the impending Medicare reform from Congress and the public.
Mr. Landano had served 13 years of a life term in state prison when he was released in 1989 by a federal judge, who ruled that the prosecution had systematically withheld evidence.
"Freedom from … " is rightly a powerful impulse in those from whom freedom has been systematically withheld.
and the majority of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee have violated the rules of the House by systematically withholding vital information about Benghazi witnesses and testimony from committee Democrats while selectively leaking information to the press.
The results from our large study support the concept that ICU care should not be systematically withheld from bone marrow transplant recipients [ 33].
Indeed, the practice of systematically withholding critical information from patients may be a contributing factor to the current crisis of patient physician trust in China today.
An implication of Code's view is that if one is systematically denied acknowledgment as a knower and credibility is consistently withheld, as can happen in systems of oppression, then one's epistemic agency and capacity to know will be diminished.
The judge could withhold adjudication.
Treasury officials could withhold payments.
