Sentence examples for to be withholding from inspiring English sources

The wives, in fact, all tend to be withholding.

The goal was to break the will to resist of detainees believed to be withholding information.

Is Mayor Giuliani right to be withholding money from the public schools right now?

Contractors found to be withholding wages are required to return them to workers, he said, as a condition of entering into a plea-bargaining agreement.

Those convicted may now face confiscation hearings which could see their assets such as houses and cars seized, and sentences increased by seven years for every £500,000 to £1m they are found to be withholding.

What is most oppressive is the fact that they were living as young newlyweds with Robert's very grand and protective southern mother, played by Gale Sondergaard, who appears to be withholding from Abigail what she knows about her son's propensities.

The patients' names and identifying information are to be withheld.

(Both asked for their surnames to be withheld).

He asked for his full name to be withheld to protect family members still inside Libya.

(The activist, whose family remains in Syria, asked for his name to be withheld).

If the more protectionist Democrats take charge, it is all but certain to be withheld.