Sentence examples similar to withheld from giving from inspiring English sources

If this proposed system had been in effect, 22 electoral votes would have been withheld from Mr. Kerry and given to Mr. Bush.

Money that has been withheld from teams since January to give the board insurance is expected to be released.

The suit claims that information about the severity of injuries was withheld from players as they were given prescriptions to get them back on the field as quickly as possible.

32 However, if potentially distressing information is withheld from patients then they are given no opportunities to reveal their own fears and worries.

I may not have given the tip withheld from the tricky cabbie or the smokestack waitress to a homeless person, but I probably spent that money on something else... lunch, a magazine, train fare.

And finally, if you regularly receive large tax refunds, you're probably having too much tax withheld from your paycheck -- you're essentially giving the government an interest-free loan.

Despite creating vast inequalities and propping up reactionary world regimes, capitalism has many passionate defenders but not because of what it withholds from some and gives to others.

And whichever way he rules, the case will likely begin its ascent up the appeals court ladder and is poised to make law on how Virginia institutions may use FOIA to withhold from some and give to others.

"Graham gave his papers for the good of the scholarship of the readers of the world, and they have been withheld from everybody," he said.

Witnesses often would not give evidence unless their identity was withheld from the defence, and dangerous criminals might then walk free.

A small amount of information has been withheld from publication because it might endanger local informants or give away genuine military secrets.