Sentence examples for withheld with from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors say evidence has been withheld, with a notebook and a computer missing.

Yet the protocol says "no such information may be withheld, with the exception of information HMG holds which is covered by an existing duty of confidentiality".

Some of his key e-mail messages on the United States attorneys matter appear to have mysteriously disappeared, while others are being withheld with baseless claims of executive privilege.

Issues of depression, suicide and substance abuse are withheld with the erroneous belief that if you talk about these issues they are contagious.

If an oncologist is not aware that a patient is potentially at risk then indicated treatment could be withheld with a concomitant increase in the risk of death.

Meanwhile, across town, her sister, Iris — equally beautiful and blond, but with a disheveled, bohemian promiscuity and a deliciously described aptitude for "being not withholding with the cleavage" — is engaged in an affair with a man who plays the piano in the bar of a shabby hotel.

Now, believing that p must not only be more justified for the subject than withholding p, it must also be more justified than withholding with respect to any other proposition.

Clause (i) ensures that the subject has some measure of positive justification for h if she had no justification for it, it would be more reasonable for her to withhold with respect to h.

Ukraine's endemic corruption also plays a role in giving to Russia with one hand what the government has sought to withhold with the other.

And a 15-year-old boy, whose name and address have been withheld, surrendered with his lawyer and was charged with sexual abuse and rioting.

Some Iraqi scientists refused to be interviewed privately, and the names of others were withheld, along with important documents.