Sentence examples for typically withheld from inspiring English sources

During the military's rule in 2011-2012, editors at independent newspapers, under pressure from officers, typically withheld cartoons that were forthrightly anti-military.

Menopausal hormone therapy (HT) is typically withheld from breast cancer survivors because of concerns about risk for recurrence.

In preparation for radioiodine therapy, thyroid hormone treatment is typically withheld and patients are instructed to follow low iodine diet [ 10].

Orman, a virulent antidebt crusader, typically withholds her approval in such cases.

The news media typically withhold their names, and law enforcement authorities are careful not to release information like tape recordings or public documents that may reveal their identities.

When this is happening, we typically withhold the material things, communication, action, or moods that they want from us.

But they typically withhold the names of undercover officers as a matter of policy and did so in this case, with The Washington Post, Associated Press and The New York Times choosing not to identify the man.

Further, in the current setting of the Generation R Study, the small sample size resulting from defining well characterized ethnic groups (of non-European background) is insufficient to allow fine mapping of variants underlying complex traits, typically withholding weak genetic effects.

The university, which has extended health insurance to its same-sex employees' domestic partners since 1994, typically withholds those taxes from employees' paychecks over the course of the year.

"Typically, punishments involve withholding federal funds [from law enforcement agencies], going in with oversight, and I guess the extreme would be shutting down a department," Makin told me.

Typically, through withholding and quarterly payments, individual taxpayers must pay 100% (or in a few states 110%) of the prior year's tax owed or 90% of the current year's liability to avoid underpayment penalties.