Sentence examples for withheld up from inspiring English sources
The phrase "withheld up" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers. Example: "The funds were withheld up until the final decision was made."
Since the New York City Campaign Finance Board withheld up to $2.87 million in public matching funds from Mr. Hevesi's campaign this month because of questions about whether he was trying to skirt the city's spending limits, Mr. Hevesi's campaign has worked hard to change the subject.
The measure, approved by a Senate committee on Tuesday, would let the state Department of Law Enforcement seal normally public records with court approval; the records could be withheld up to three weeks in the Senate bill or six weeks in the House version.
In the 320-page report, staff at the CQC are mostly identified by their job title, and their names withheld – up to the section which deals with the suppression of an internal report, where job titles are also withheld.
The company came under increasing public scrutiny over a decision to withhold up to $2 billion in federal tax payments stemming from a supposed overpayment of taxes in 2008.
To both collect the debts and avoid driving these debtors into complete destitution, the law allows Social Security to withhold up to 65 percent of a benefit to cover unpaid child support — and to pay the recipient the rest.
When foreigners sell their properties in South Africa, they must pay taxes on any capital gain, and the government will withhold up to 10 percent of the sales price to cover this capital gains tax, the lawyers said.
The Scottish finance secretary, John Swinney, has warned he will withhold up to £51m in education funding unless all 32 Scottish councils sign an individual deal with his officials to employ exactly the same number of teachers next year.
But Surrey Police, which declared in 2013 that it was satisfied there had been "no third-party involvement" in the Russian's death, has been accused of a "cover up" and "unacceptable" conduct after it told the coroner that it intends to apply to withhold up to 49 documents from a full inquest due next month under Public Interest Immunity PIII) legislation.
This month, the city's Campaign Finance Board voted to withhold up to $3.5 million in matching public money to Mr. Liu's political campaign, citing his "campaign's inability to demonstrate it is in compliance with the law" after two of his former associates were convicted of participating in an illegal fund-raising scheme.
Surrey Police has said that it intends to apply to withhold up to 35 documents from the long-awaited inquest into the death of Alexander Perepilichnyy, a currency trader who collapsed outside his luxury home in November 2012 after helping to expose a £150m fraud in his native Russia.
However, some protesters claim that the penalty threatened for states that do not comply – the possibility that the attorney general of the day may withhold up to 10% of their federal law-enforcement funding – may still not be tough enough to ensure comprehensive data collection.
