The family has asked police to withhold some details about the death until younger relatives have been spoken to.

The magazine withheld details of the accounts, but said that some contained as much as €500 million.

I am, of course, withholding details.

He said that, in some cases, banks were threatening to withhold funds until pensions shortfalls were made good.

Standards of end-of-life care will head into 'meltdown' if the government continues to withhold funds needed for cancer services, a charity warns.

Some said they would withhold funds.

Originally, the governor had sought discretionary authority to withhold funds from integrated school districts; now the goal became automatic cut-off.

If parliament had the ability to withhold funds from the monarch, then it could prevail.

It may also encourage potential donors to withhold information that may result in their being excluded.

The aim seems to be pointedly to withhold information rather than reveal it: the agendas of scholarly cataloguing and private ownership are incompatible.

It's never a good idea to withhold information from your employer because it may lead to repercussions down the line.

Often she will withhold information from one actor, in order to simulate the reality of surprise.

He can hang up abruptly, parcel out or withhold information, get angry and accusing, tantalize, manipulate, or string you along.

There are also various situations in which a person might choose to withhold their identity.

The agency's explanations for withholding the identities of the suspects appear confused.

But the party said later that it would continue to withhold their identities.

The secrecy extended to withholding the identity of the musicians in the album's liner notes.

It also allowed law enforcement agencies to withhold the identities of witnesses, and to treat a confession made to the police as an admission of guilt.

I'd urge any parent seeking to withhold treatment to think again.

In making that decision to withhold treatment, the relatives' and patient's wishes are vital.

Guidance as to how a health trust should exercise such discretion as it had to grant or withhold treatment in such a case was unlawful for lack of clarity.

They are designed to clarify the ethical issues for doctors in the light of recent cases that have contested decisions about providing or withholding treatment.

Doctors also hastened death by withdrawing or withholding treatment from about 170,000 other patients, but in these cases they acted legally.

About 28 per cent of shareholders directly voted against its remuneration report, with 7 per cent more withholding votes.

Including withheld votes, the level of protest was 31 per cent.

Nevertheless, all the directors of the company were re-elected, albeit with high levels of withheld votes.

Taking account of withheld votes, more than a third of shareholders refused to endorse its pay policy.

Including withheld votes, largely regarded as a symbolic protest against a motion, 26 per cent of shareholders failed to back the remuneration report.