It seems cruel for a civilized society to withhold available help.
California regulators and market experts have charged that generating companies jack up electricity prices by withholding available power plants to create an artificial shortage, forcing the state to buy power at higher prices.
Judges ordered his release but rescinded the decision after prosecutors backed down and agreed to make all the withheld information available to the defence.
The court, of course, is perfectly entitled to reflect these matters in withholding available mitigation since the offender has shown no sign of remorse … We think that these remarks, properly considered, would of course justify a withholding of mitigation, but they should not have been used by way of positive aggravation.
This could also have demonstrated the superiority of the other two treatment strategies over placebo, but we decided that these methodological benefits did not warrant withholding available treatments from patients who suffer from acute UTI.
She says the regulator instructed staff to "avoid any further contact" with her, barred her from the complaint process, and withheld "publically [sic] available government services" to punish her for speaking out about the case.
During the hearing, Democrats accused committee chair Darrell Issa and his Republican-controlled panel of refusing to make witnesses available, withholding documents and effectively excluding Democrats from a fact-finding trip to Libya.
Then the grace that the system now withholds might be available to all.
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.
Lurie and Wolfe argue that this contextualized 'standard of care' justifies withholding a readily available treatment [ 7].
