Sentence examples for withhold resources from inspiring English sources
Managers equivocate in response to a new initiative, observe struggles without helping, and withhold resources.
So instead of being overtly nasty, people avoid you or withhold resources.
And how outraged should we be if politicians deploy or withhold resources in ways that benefit them electorally?
She suspected that if she pushed forward and gave Fletcher the rating he deserved, she and her team would suffer retribution: The VPs could withhold resources or even force her out of the company.
So what the rich nations are doing is threatening to withhold resources to which the poor nations have a moral right, unless the poor nations hand over organs: a seemingly clear case of coercion.
With this (plausible) assumption in place, it could then be argued that when the rich nations collectively offer the poor nations money (but only) in return for organs, this is not really an offer, but rather a threat (a threat to wrongfully withhold resources if they do not hand over organs).
It suggests that hard-pressed West European banks have started withholding resources from their subsidiaries in Eastern Europe.
It would have been easier if she had balanced this tough approach with some support but she never offered to help me in a meaningful way, often refusing me permission to photocopy worksheets and deliberately withholding resources.
Players can influence large-scale development of game-world society by deploying or withholding resources for projects". The makings of a virtual political system have been created, in which griefing becomes a means of Machiavellian self-advancement.
As has been the case in the past, CBS reports that the rhetoric at the teacher rally emphasized the disconnect between union president Karen Lewis and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, whom Lewis accused of actively withholding resources from CPS students and teachers.
Similarly, Mireku et al. (13) describe the mistrust that can arise when communities suspect CHWs are withholding resources.
