Sentence examples for withholding material from inspiring English sources
"It's just withholding material information.
She dressed her children cheaply, withholding material rewards as consistently as she withheld emotional ones.
While withholding material evidence intentionally can get a lawyer disbarred, Ms. Klein said, "It's extremely unlikely".
Some suggested that the scholars were withholding material that could be sensitive to one religious group or another.
The Assassination Materials Disclosure Act of 1992 was passed to reassure a sceptical public that the government was not withholding material evidence.
While editors and their lawyers acknowledge that many of those documents are sensitive, they worry that the government is also withholding material that is of little use to terrorists but might well reveal the failings of government or industry.
Most rescissions are based on accusations that policyholders withheld material information.
He is a writer of the "almost certainly" school, and he withholds material that belies his thesis.
How, they claim, can pro-Brexit ministers be held responsible if civil servants are told to withhold material documents?
But Judge Breyer said the withheld material included "innocuous information" about aviation protocols, publicly available information from newspapers and the names of senior transportation officials.
If Sir William had seen the withheld material, the judge could have concluded there was "institutional corruption" in the force, Mr Straw added.
