Sentence examples for would have withheld from inspiring English sources

But Goodell soon sponsored a bill that would have withheld money for the war.

I can't imagine today why, on what basis, they would have withheld any information or shaded it differently.

"If it was a political announcement, you would think the White House would have withheld it until after the election, to see who won".

If government were a charity, I would have withheld my donations; were it a stock, I would have sold it at a loss a long time ago.

DR. NELTE: From your knowledge of Keitel's personality, do you consider it possible that he would have withheld from the Fuehrer an important report which was submitted to him?

Justice Alito has given Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. the reliable fifth vote that Justice O'Connor would have withheld on some of the Roberts court's most notable early rulings.

Even the Senate health committee, which wanted to pressure states into enacting changes in their insurance laws, wouldn't have withheld subsidies from those that did not comply.

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"The Obama administration would almost certainly have withheld support for Lagarde's appointment to the IMF if European nations had not agreed in advance to support whomever was Washington's candidate for the World Bank," he said.

Prof Simon Evenett of the University of St Gallen, Switzerland, a former World Bank official, said Kim's appointment was inevitable: "The Obama administration would almost certainly have withheld support for Lagarde's appointment to the IMF if European nations had not agreed in advance to support whomever was Washington's candidate for the World Bank.

But why would the second Mrs. Epstein have withheld this information?