Sentence examples for withhold him from from inspiring English sources

Whether Flynn should testify, Graham said, comes down to what "legal rights" the administration has to "withhold" him from appearing before Congress.

Even his admirers admit that his "bigoted dislike of Political Economists withheld him from studying their works" or appreciating their advances.

Jeter and the Yankees said the soreness was not believed to be serious, but to be safe they are withholding him from playing in any more major league games this spring, a procedural decision that allows them bring him back on April 6 if they place him on the disabled list to open the season.

The trouble comes when one spouse or the other decides to exact retaliation against the other because of some offense and withholds him or herself from his or her mate.

While all Hume's books provoked controversy, the Dialogues were thought to be so inflammatory that his friends persuaded him to withhold them from publication until after his death.

Desha's charge was a contributing factor in Congress's decision to remove Harrison's name from a resolution of thanks for service in the Northwest Army and withhold from him a Congressional Gold Medal.

He is, after all, the president of all of us (whether we like him or not), and it is unseemly that we should withhold civility from him on grounds of political disagreement.

This month Wyly filed a motion against Milberg Weiss Bershad & Schulman and two other plaintiff firms in New York state court, alleging they willfully and wrongfully withheld from him documents, which he says would help him in his fight to force the conspirators, not the company, to cover the settlement.

But for those of us who wish him well in his tireless fight for recognition from an establishment so desperate to withhold it from him, he has already earned the imprimatur.

Smith added: "I think it would be extremely harsh to withhold money from him.

But the Clinton administration seems likely to withhold support from him, at least initially, fearing that Europe might cripple the fund rather than see leadership pass to an American.