Sentence examples for which would withhold from inspiring English sources

In past years, lawmakers in the Senate and the House have introduced "No Budget, No Pay" legislation, which would withhold lawmakers' salary if they didn't get a budget resolution and all 12 appropriations bills finished on time.

Mr. Gormley co-sponsored the Senate version of the bill before the committee hearing, which would withhold public financing from a gubernatorial candidate "involved in any way" with a 527 unless it disclosed all donors and contributions.

Only then would they pass on news of the discovery to NASA headquarters, which would withhold the news for another 24 hours, before any public announcement would be made.

"If you can get regulators involved early, they may be able to better spot patterns". Along with the report, the bureau announced that it is soliciting public feedback on its proposal to release a public database of complaints, which would withhold confidential personal information but might identify the companies complained about.

Last month, Democrats on the House Appropriations subcommittee asked DeVos if there was any instance in which she would withhold funds from private schools that discriminate against certain groups of kids.

Specifically, we assessed the extent to which participants would withhold responding toward devalued rewards, but continue to respond in order to gain still-valuable rewards.

He was perhaps most important for his "plan of campaign" (1886), by which Irish tenant farmers would withhold all rent payments from landlords who refused to lower their rents and would pay the money instead into a mutual defense fund on which evicted tenants could draw.

The measure they enacted, which would block withholding of union dues from state employees' paychecks, was aimed solely at labor's political power and had nothing to do with the state budget.

Although Trump did not make clear what he meant, he implied that he would withhold CSRs, which the federal government provides insurers to subsidize the coverage of people with incomes under 250percentt of the poverty level who buy plans on the Obamacare insurance exchanges.

But during negotiations, Mr. Bloomberg said he would withhold across-the-board pay raises for public school teachers and principals for two years, which he estimated would save the jobs of 4,400 teachers.

Her belongings, including her tapes, which she'd withheld from the band, wound up in a storage locker in Marin County, and in 1986, after she failed to keep up with the payments, the contents, many of them damaged in a flood, were auctioned off.