Word: withhold
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...difficult" for McVeigh, who was "ready to die." Friday morning, McVeigh?s legal team filed a 300-plus page brief with the case?s original trial judge, U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch, asking for a delay and also requesting a hearing on their assertion that the FBI continues to withhold documents...
...advocate.” Adding the layer of academic advising makes things even more dicey. Similarly, many concentration advisors play the dual role of course and career counselor (requiring honesty from the student) as well as advising the concentration on honors for that student (encouraging the student to withhold concerns). All of these problems stem from individuals playing too many roles in our lives, leaving us unclear how to proceed and in whom to confide when necessary...
...Human Rights Commission. "It is an affront to the whole notion of human rights," said Dick Armey, majority leader of the House of Representatives. Their ire increased when the U.S. lost its seat on another important committee, the 13-member International Narcotics Control Board. The House voted to withhold payment of $244 million in back dues the U.S. owes to the U.N. unless the country is reinstated to the human rights panel when seats are next contested...
...people like Hermes roll over 401(k) money directly into an individual retirement account, which your ex-employer can do. Don't take that check. Have it sent directly to the financial institution that you've chosen to hold your IRA. "If you take the money, your employer will withhold 20%," says Butler. "That's $1,000 out of, say, $5,000. Then you have to come up with the $1,000--the missing 20%--out of your own pocket so the amount deposited into the new IRA is exactly the same as the amount of your distribution...
...people like Hermes roll over 401(k) money directly into an individual retirement account, which your ex-employer can do. Don't take that check. Have it sent directly to the financial institution that you've chosen to hold your IRA. "If you take the money, your employer will withhold 20%," says Butler. "That's $1,000 out of, say, $5,000. Then you have to come up with the $1,000--the missing 20%--out of your own pocket so the amount deposited into the new IRA is exactly the same as the amount of your distribution...