To many, the practice of withholding crucial evidence begins to look much more routine.
For someone who prides himself on withholding from interviewers, he does a good act of being forthcoming, I say.
He accused them of withholding a tape made by Kennedy which is now the subject of a disclosure application to the CPS.
5. Unprotected Deposits: Some rogue landlords still avoid putting tenants' deposits in a tenancy deposit scheme, withholding it at the end for unfair reasons.
Rather than withholding aid, they argue, better for Westerners to support grassroots organisations which agitate for change.Left to their own devicesWell-known international human-rights groups devote as much attention to the quiet cultivation of links with local activists as they do to public denunciations of laws they disagree with.
"We do not expect companies to aimlessly boil the ocean," she said.Her words have provided scant comfort: defence lawyers say that their clients feel that if they investigate problems less exhaustively, they risk giving the impression that they are withholding information.
Critics accuse it of withholding their contact details from leadership candidates, so as exclusively to promote its preferred choice to them.
For example Goodwin Liu, whom Mr Obama has nominated to a lower court, has run into trouble with critics who accuse him of withholding information about his liberal beliefs.
America, which could influence the government by withholding military aid, is still sending arms.Mr Sisi thinks he is misunderstood.
Its former foreign patrons, such as Qatar, have been keeping their distance, withholding funds for projects that used to bolster Hamas.
Congressional Republicans forced the shutdown by withholding support for a temporary-spending bill, because Democrats refused to countenance their demands to "defund" or delay Obamacare.
