Sentence examples for withholding orders from inspiring English sources

Some patients with withholding orders may indeed leave the hospital alive; however, there is 'withholding' and 'withholding', in the sense that deciding to withhold life support in the event of a cardiac arrest is quite different from the decision to withhold it in the presence of a cardiac arrest.

The Department of Education can issue withholding orders for up to 15% of the allowable disposable income of those who have education debts.

The newspaper said the immigration service would also appeal the case, apparently to have the withholding order removed so that Mr. Zhang can be sent back to China.

A withholding order currently deducts $2,134 each month from Walsh's income as a member of Congress -- a $174,000 annual salary -- which goes toward his back child support obligations.

"The disability community," she says, "often experiences pressure to sign treatment-withholding orders".

That's despite Amazon's withholding pre-order capabilities from both titles--a tactic that's likely to be holding down their rankings, as pre-ordering is understood to have a significant impact on best-selling ebooks.

However, the MoD denied that the documents were being withheld in order to delay the publication of their contents.

"I felt like I was living again," recalled Shelly, who asked that her full name be withheld in order not to anger her husband, from whom she is estranged.

The man, a 35-year-old soda deliveryman whose name was withheld in order to protect his daughter's identity, was charged with 51 counts, including first-degree sexual abuse and possession of child pornography.

During all the following tasks administered in Sessions 2 and 3, 6 of the 30 object nouns were withheld in order to be used as novel-old items in the test session (see Appendix 3).

Her real name has been withheld in order to protect her identity.