Sentence examples for withheld not from inspiring English sources
Horn has withheld not only teachers' names but where and when they taught.
A person close to Lernout & Hauspie, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the company's new management arrived to find "a culture of secrecy," in which financial information was withheld not only from the public, but from its own accountants.
That by such legislation the obligation of the contract is impaired is manifest enough, unless it can be held there was some implied reservation of a right in the creditor to change its terms, a right reserved when the contract was made,unless some power was withheld, not expressed or disclosed, but which entered into and limited the express undertaking.
He and other group members (there are 2 founders and a floating membership of about 10) asked that their names be withheld, not for the usual reason — the police — but because the collective, which calls itself Slavery, is seeking to get away from the ego jockeying that normally accompanies graffiti work.
So the information is being withheld not for the benefit of taxpayers or even the IRS.
CONCLUSIONS: Measuring the equity of life-sustaining treatment use will require evaluation of care withheld, not just care withdrawn.
(He asked that I withhold not only his last name but also any other aspects of his life that might reveal his identity).
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Trump had good reason to withhold not just the returns being audited, but those from other years as well.
A, full support including unsuccessful CPR; B, active support up to but not including CPR; C, withholding (not starting or escalating) some form of life support (besides CPR); D, withdrawal of existing treatment.
The preview edit of this episode made available to reviewers had crucial scenes withheld – but not so withheld that we didn't have an idea what was going on, as Missy told the Doctor who she really was.
"I firmly believe that information was deliberately withheld from not only myself but also the Coroner".
