1.   Citing Texas as example, however, critics fear that Bush as president would withhold funding from other important issues, such as air and water pollution.

2.   Even though it can withhold funding from a county that fails to provide effective legal representation, the council has not exercised such authority in years.

3.   Hutchison and other Republicans had been prepared to withhold funding for U.S. involvement in the NATO operation.

4.   Lott favors a bill passed by the House earlier this week that would withhold funding for a commitment of ground troops unless specifically authorized by Congress.

5.   The German government also warned it would withhold funding for the development of Airbus aircraft unless the company restructured to become more competitive.

6.   The FTA could withhold funding from Access Services and refer the case to the U.S. Department of Justice.

7.   The state can withhold funding from police agencies that do not comply with any element of the law.

8.   The strongest action Congress could take would be to withhold funding, which it did in trying to stop the bombing of Cambodia during the Vietnam War.

9.   They argued that the no-shutdown provision would allow Congress to withhold funding for important programs.

10.   Many donors have withheld funding because of the political crisis.