Sentence examples for withheld assistance from inspiring English sources

The IMF was worried that it would be blamed for the recession that would follow if it withheld assistance.

In the hope of gaining control of northern Mozambique, Banda negotiated with the Portuguese and withheld assistance from Mozambican nationalists, who during the 1960s were beginning their military campaign.

Miss Megawati also inherits a frosty relationship with the IMF, which has withheld assistance for months.Her greatest asset in dealing with all this is that she is not Mr Wahid.

In practice, however, could governments really withhold assistance from broad banks that got into trouble?

Section 55 (5) empowers the home office not to withhold assistance where it was necessary to avoid a breach of the European human rights convention.

US officials noted that the go-slow was part of a broader Saudi policy of "withholding assistance" – slowing the flow of cash and oil – when it suited policy in Lebanon, Palestine and Pakistan.

Section 105 of the law states that "The Secretary of State is authorized to withhold assistance made available under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (22 USC.

In Afghanistan and Iraq America has not withheld development assistance pending "good governance".

Cantor's callousness is legendary -- he even withheld FEMA assistance to his own and other hurricane-ravaged districts until disaster relief spending was offset by cuts.

In any case, administration officials indicated this week that withholding assistance was not under serious consideration.

Quite a different family of egoistic possibilities focus on the rewards to be expected for helping and/or the punishments to be expected for withholding assistance.