Opening the case against the men, Paul Ozin, representing the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills, claimed the information was withheld to keep the business functioning in the run up to Christmas and so "protect creditors".
In 2013, Nepalese migrants working in Lusail City in Qatar told the Guardian that their employers were making them work long hours in the heat and were withholding pay to keep them from running away.
The terms of the truce call for forces on both sides to withhold fire and to keep provocateurs away from flash points.
Congressional Republicans and their presumed presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, urge a voucher scheme that would cap Medicare costs, giving private health plans the job of setting limits (and withholding beneficial care to keep within budget).
As they pay themselves, though, the troika members are also withholding other funds intended to keep the Greek government in operation.
The Highway Trust Fund, a pot of federal cash that covers a quarter of spending by states on infrastructure, will have to start withholding money this summer to keep its balance above zero, as required by law.
These same op-eds also show no awareness of the long history of withholding documentation in order to keep marginalized people excluded – by making their daily lives ever more precarious, their bodies ever more vulnerable to the state's violence.
The widows of both men, with Curzon's agreement, decided to withhold this allegation and "to keep [it] secret".
No replacements were made at the household level for selected respondents who withheld consent or failed to keep three appointments, two being on Sundays or holidays; these people were listed as non-participants (Fig. 1).
That I have an ingrained belief that sometimes withholding information is a way to keep safe.
