withhold|withheld|withholding|withholds in English

verb

[with'hold || wɪð'həʊld ,wɪθ-]

hold back; restrain, keep in check; retain, deduct; refrain from giving

Use "withhold|withheld|withholding|withholds" in a sentence

1. If you want to withhold a 2% withholding tax on your payment, you're required to send Google an original, physical withholding tax slip ('Bukti Potong') to avoid any outstanding balance in your account.

2. The Income Tax Withholding Assistant is a spreadsheet that will help small employers calculate the amount of federal income tax to withhold from their employees’ wages

3. Changing Your Withholding Allowances

4. + 10 So the heavens above you withheld their dew, and the earth withheld its produce.

5. Commuter benefits can be withheld …

6. Name of the deceased withheld.

7. Claiming an Exemption From Withholding

8. 26 The people will curse the one who withholds grain,

9. 15 When he withholds the waters, everything dries up;+

10. We couldn't withhold our laughter.

11. Therefore, we must withhold further treatments.

12. Another withholds what should be given, but he comes to poverty.

13. 14 Anyone who withholds loyal love from his fellow man+

14. China withholds verdict on second Canadian man Amid frigid ties with U.S

15. Withholding information makes you an accessory.

16. We won't be able to withhold his name.

17. Personal income tax withholding by the unit.

18. It is illogical to withhold required information.

19. Naturally, you might prefer to withhold embarrassing information.

20. 20 The writer's name was withheld by request .

21. 6 He withheld his consent to the marriage.

22. What privileges will be withheld from the wicked?

23. To withhold religious liberty was out of the question.

24. It was unscrupulous of their lawyer to withhold evidence.

25. Why would Rohmer withhold that information from us.