Sentence examples for withheld to avoid from inspiring English sources

"When he was doing stuff to me, I could take it," said the woman, whose name is being withheld to avoid disclosing her location.

This reporter, whose name is being withheld to avoid detection by the government, was able to reach some, but not all, of the worst-affected areas by hiding in the bottom of a boat.

Last week, after months of review, the White House gave the Senate Intelligence Committee its list of what portions of the report's executive summary needed to be withheld to avoid disclosing classified information.

As one Charlottesville native, a 45-year-old single black mother who asked her name be withheld to avoid troubling her white, liberal co-workers, told me, "This whole thing is bullshit.

"I found them one day, and I wanted to try them because all of my friends were already hooked," said Arielle, who asked that her last name be withheld to avoid hurting her chances of getting a job.

As one Charlottesville native, a 45-year-old single black mother who asked her name be withheld to avoid troubling her white, liberal coworkers, told me, "This whole thing is bullshit.

Or they withhold information to avoid responsibility, wanting someone else to make a decision even if it is wrong.

Policymakers responsible for responding to disasters such as EIDs typically find that there is a dissonance between transparency that may appear alarmist versus withholding information to avoid panic.

Similarly, depending on available resources some clinicians may choose to use sequential compression devices to prevent DVT while withholding anticoagulation to avoid intracranial hemorrhagic progression.

*Last name withheld to protect the patient's privacy and to avoid undue scrutiny falling on her current doctor. .

Fred Westerbeke, the chief investigator, said that some evidence was being withheld on Wednesday to avoid alerting suspects, and also that more information was needed to build an open-and-shut case against individual suspects and to diagram the chain of command behind the order to deploy and launch.