Sentence examples for which withheld from inspiring English sources

His plans were initially dogged by opposition from film distributors, which withheld new releases from easyCinema.

Afridi's sentence angered the US, which withheld £22m in aid for Pakistan in retaliation.

He later told investigators that he had defected after killing two officers, according to the South Korean military, which withheld more details pending further investigation.

The Clinton Administration, which withheld any public criticism of the slaughter until it was too late, shows a weird eagerness to forget.

And Iraq, which withheld exports earlier this summer because of a dispute with the United Nations, is now supplying about 2.3 million barrels a day.

Litigation surrounding the research has gone on for more than a decade, and in 2001 the Maryland Court of Appeals compared the study to the Tuskegee syphilis experiment, which withheld medical treatment for African-American men with syphilis.

Then, of course, there is the devilish complexity of reality itself, which withholds more than it reveals to the prying eyes of science.

Foreclosure can take up to 12 years with a traditional mortgage, but a newish type of loan, which withholds full control of the property until it is paid off, cuts the time of repossession to 12-18 months. 12-18 months

There are certain situations in which withholding specific knowledge is to the greater benefit of all involved (for example, there would be no reason to inform your dying mother about a fleeting romantic affair her spouse had 35 years before).

Raising the dollar amount at which withholding kicks in to a more sensible level (say, $5,000) might actually lead to more compliance — by making the law seem more fair and reasonable.

(One of Donald Trump's first acts as President was to expand and reinstate the so-called Mexico City Policy, which withholds U.S. aid from international organizations that so much as mention abortion).