Sentence examples for withhold part from inspiring English sources

Movers can withhold part of a customer's merchandise until any fee disputes are resolved, but they cannot retain them all, he added.

Mr. Coles said gay rights groups were almost always the targets of students who sought to withhold part of their activity fees.

Prosecutors argued that Mr. McDermott, 43, faked his insanity to avoid life in prison for the killings, which they said were in revenge for the company's decision to withhold part of his salary to pay his back taxes.

In one of those two, the new president would make it easier for workers employed by a federal contractor to withhold part of the fees paid to the union representing their workplace.

Under the law, for example, if Deutsche Bank, having agreed to register with the United States authorities in compliance with the law, were to transfer $25 million to a noncompliant Polish bank, Deutsche Bank would be required to withhold part of that sum, transferring it to the I.R.S.

In a concurring opinion in the 1995 case, Justice O'Connor raised the question of whether objecting students might have a constitutional right to withhold part of their fees, a question she evidently found to have been answered in the negative today.

She said she started withholding part of her $1,200 monthly rent in protest.

The State Department last year withheld part its counternarcotics military aid over human rights concerns.

It also withholds part of federal financing for a crime-prevention program from states that do not comply.

Too many sleuths Pat Buchanan's Reforming moment ReprintsAlso troubling for the attorney-general is the allegation that the Justice Department withheld part of an FBI laboratory report from Congress before the first Waco hearings in 1995.

The tobacco companies that did settle contend that the states have given those that did not sign an improper market advantage, and they have been withholding part of the money they would otherwise be sending every year.