Sentence examples for withheld help from inspiring English sources

Name withheld Help us clean up the streets in Kirby and Huyton.

Or withhold help from a perfectly nice partner just on the basis of malicious buzz.

Observing that the ARU was defenseless, AFL officials viewed the plight of the rival organization as an opportunity to bolster the railway brotherhoods, which the AFL was courting, and instructed all AFL affiliates to withhold help.

Despite his symptoms of PTSD and an inability to function, it was VA's policy to withhold help until he was alcohol-free, and when he resisted staying in the hospital, he was sent home with only spotty follow-up.

One of their tenets is, "Are we not all beggars?" meaning that everyone depends on God for everything they have, so it's not right to withhold help from those who need it.

Jose Vinals, the head of the IMF's monetary and capital markets department, warned that countries must not withhold help if Spain were to ask the European Central Bank to buy its bonds under a new bailout programme, known as OMT for Outright Monetary Transaction.

For our purposes, we define reciprocity broadly as "a conditional enforcement strategy where individuals preferentially help partners that reciprocate and withhold help to partners that do not".

Mr. Touré said operators' identities would be withheld to help prevent such problems.

The South Wind clinic is to be staffed by three doctors whose names have been withheld to help protect their safety.

But her promise to reduce the deficit to just over 3% this year now looks untenable.Economists suspect that payments withheld to help meet last year's target, but disbursed early this year, may account for the high spending.

Critical investment in players would be withheld to help the bottom line and would hamstring teams' competitiveness, the theory goes.