Following a meeting with threats to withhold council tax payments, the protest fizzled out in the face of an uncompromising council. |
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And since the governor plans to withhold our tax refund an extra month, we'll fix her wagon and file our return a month earlier. |
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As guardians of the wards over which they were appointed, the manitous could withhold from hunters permission or opportunity to kill. |
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Always remember that it is far easier to withhold a service or benefit than to take it away. |
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However, just after the end of exams, there was a proposal from AUS to withhold your exam marks as a bargaining chip in their negotiations. |
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They are secretive and withhold information not only from the rest of the world, but even from their own organizations. |
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Or do I withhold punishment or censure and in so doing undercut the teacher's authority? |
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The moral standing of our fellow creatures may be humble, but it is absolute and not something within our power to confer or withhold. |
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It should be noted that the landlord has no right to consent or withhold consent to the assignment itself. |
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Unless we have solid evidence that the penitent is deceiving us, we are clearly not to withhold it. |
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It's gutsy for the author to withhold the emotional satisfaction of closure in a drama fueled by such a fraught subject. |
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In the countryside peasants began organising to seize land and to withhold rent. |
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The decision was taken to withhold all advertising from the main broadsheet news pages of the paper. |
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I have a few quibbles with it but will withhold carping until all three chapters have appeared. |
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He discounted arguments that the secrecy would withhold news of the captures from other terrorists. |
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Churches withhold taxes from the paychecks of nonministerial employees because the government requires them to do so. |
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Members of dysfunctional families tend to either withhold or not verbalize their feelings, wants, likes, and dislikes with each other. |
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This is also true when they withhold, altogether, stories they know to be newsworthy and of public interest. |
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Do I withhold the trigger happy finger and watch the bear as unnoticeable, I hope, as any random bush? |
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Healthcare professionals should not withhold information out of concern that it will upset or unnerve a patient. |
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I advise my clients not to do online exit interviews, unless their company says it's going to withhold the last paycheck. |
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My husband and I have always paid every bill on time but are now prepared to withhold payment. |
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She said Jane Doe's lawyers asked Verizon to withhold her name because she was planning on challenging the subpoena. |
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The Daily Echo has agreed to withhold details of the address, understood to be a family home, at the request of police for operational reasons. |
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He acknowledged that he had an immediate gut reaction to government requests for the media to withhold information. |
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For example, some states retain students or withhold high school diplomas from students who do not pass the tests. |
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The judge held that the reinsurers could not withhold approval unless there were reasonable grounds for doing so. |
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Inuit did have the concept of gluttony, but an Inuit glutton was instead marked by the tendency to withhold food from others. |
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The advice to withhold the results until that day was reportedly issued in a circular sent out earlier this month, the story said. |
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He said he believed it was the school's legal right to withhold exam results. |
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She denied the government's request to withhold such information for another year. |
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It's gutsy for Shanley to withhold the emotional satisfaction of closure in a drama fueled by such a fraught subject. |
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Do I give and withhold love according to my moods or is it constant regardless of the ups and downs of life? |
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I try to withhold all curiosities and concentrate on maintaining my composure. |
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If he did not withhold his love and mercy from us before we loved him, will he refuse us now? |
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How ridiculous that magazines advised young people like myself to withhold their feelings until the words were first said to me. |
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Williams says he called Anderson numerous times pleading with her to withhold the mug shot till he could have his day in court. |
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She and the four county commissioners intended to withhold the opinion until March 10, but, by March 2, the news had leaked out. |
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Having completely denied the White House press corps access, the administration isn't exactly in a position to threaten to withhold access. |
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Upper houses have only one hold over governments, their ability to withhold assent from government legislation. |
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They give ample assurance that it would be unreasonable to withhold assent. |
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Pharmacists are authorized to withhold dispensing of medications ordered via nonapproved abbreviations. |
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I think what you're trying to describe here is the way that the films withhold access to an interiority that often functions to explain a character's behaviour. |
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In order to withhold the photographs, the secretary of defense must certify that photographs could cause harm to Americans. |
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The mere threat to withhold authorization, in fact, is as damaging to our credit rating as actually defaulting. |
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Starr refused to withhold the doctor's grim prognosis from Ellard. |
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They're even threatening to withhold new drugs to Canada unless the government negotiates a price that is high enough to discourage reimportation. |
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In such cases, it has the power either to assent or to withhold assent. |
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We did Yoga and meditated and spoke honestly to each other and didn't exaggerate or use too many superlatives or minimize or awfulize or secretly despise or withhold or lie. |
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Tarek, who asked to withhold his last name for fear of retribution, is spearheading an awareness campaign. |
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The desire to withhold participation trophies increased with income, age, and education. |
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The Daily Beast agreed to withhold her name out of concern for her privacy as a victim of sexual assault. |
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Ohio horsemen seek to withhold simulcasts from in-state harness tracks. |
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To be honest, it would feel spitefully delightful to withhold my name from the church's accounting of souls, considering the misery it has inflicted on my kind. |
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Threats to integrity may include a request to deceive a patient, to withhold information, or to falsify records, as well as verbal abuse from patients and coworkers. |
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Several Liberals pleaded with the prime minister to withhold Canadian backing of the plan, which involves planting missile interceptors in the U.S. and, eventually, abroad. |
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He expected truth in others and could not withhold the truth about himself. |
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The test of his life will be how dextrously and how ethically he is able both to make and withhold the kinds of concession that might bring him the presidency. |
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If he remains evasive and equivocal about this issue as he was the day before yesterday, people will believe he has lied and his voters will withhold their support for him. |
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Nearly all jurisdictions require those paying employees or nonresidents to withhold income tax from such payments. |
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The omnibenevolent God, by definition, was unable to withhold forgiveness from his people. |
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On 26 June 2016, Sturgeon said she would ask the Scottish Parliament to withhold consent if she thought it was not in Scotland's interests. |
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These fears were reiterated in September,when the Scottsh devolved governlent recommened its Parliament to withhold its consent for the bill. |
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If Parliament had the ability to withhold funds from the monarch, then it could prevail. |
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Articles 41 and 68 of the constitution empower the sovereign to withhold royal assent from bills adopted by the Legislative Assembly. |
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The bill passed and the Prince now has many additional powers, including the power to withhold royal assent on his own accord. |
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And is it right for us to withhold assistance and punish civilians? |
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The constitution of Jordan grants its monarch the right to withhold assent to laws passed by its parliament. |
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They therefore are unlikely to advise the sovereign, or his or her representative, to withhold assent. |
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Failures at this stage are rare because supervisors withhold inadequate work. |
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Newspaper writers may withhold their names from their stories as a way to protest actions of their employer. |
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By threatening to withhold federal highway funds, Congress has been able to pressure state legislatures to pass a variety of laws. |
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They started to withhold payments due to Boulton and Watt, which by 1795 had fallen. |
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The power to withhold royal assent to Bills is controversial. |
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If the service is rotten and the meal a disaster, we should withhold a tip and explain why we are doing so. Few of us have the chutzpah to do this. |
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Liechtenstein allows its monarch to withhold royal assent of his own will. |
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One cannot present favorable testimony or evidence on a subject, and then claim that subject is privileged to withhold disfavorable testimony or evidence. |
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On this basis we condemn the action of Natfhe members and support the university's decision to withhold pay until contractual duties have been fulfilled. |
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If there is a question regarding the constitutionality of the bill, the president may refer it to the Supreme Court of Ireland but otherwise may not withhold assent. |
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Lennon announced his departure to the rest of the group on 20 September, but agreed to withhold a public announcement to avoid undermining sales of the forthcoming album. |
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