hold to

He held to everything he said at the meeting despite the fact that several persons contradicted him.

No waiver of any breach of this Agreement shall be considered or held to be a waiver of any other or subsequent breach.

No waiver of any breach of this Agreement shall be held to constitute a wavier of any other or subsequent breach.

In the carriage sat a prince, and over his head a golden umbrella was held, to protect him from the sun's rays.

Some festivals are held to honor the dead or to satisfy the ancestors, who might return either to help or to do harm.

throw off the chains of tyranny. The truth of this was held to be self-evident. Inalienable rights were at stake.

Some festivals are held to honor the dead, or satisfy and please the ancestors, who could return either to help or to do harm.

Certain freedoms or privileges that are held to be an innate part of the nature of being a human being and that cannot be denied by society.

In Korea, on the 100th day after a child's birth, a small feast is usually held to celebrate the child having survived this period.

As we did not wish to reveal ourselves fully to the coward Domo, we held to the unguarded regions, mostly around the eighth position.

If any provision of this Agreement is held to be unenforceable , it shall not affect any other provisions of this Agreement.

Finally, we may note that the guilt of an offender is usually held to decrease with extenuating circumstances.

With leverage, a buyer might be prepared to pay close to its estimated "economic value" if held to maturity.

They also help the companies to improve their public reputations at a time when business is widely held to be responsible for the downturn.

At the end of the 1940s, such a unifying movement was held to be revolutionary, progressive and redeeming.

Xinhua said the summit was held to discuss the challenges to the global media industry in the wake of the financial crisis.

Held to secrecy, he knows all the boats of the teams, their innovations, their defaults. And quite a few unbelievable stories.

The senator is, after all, a Washington incumbent at a time when both incumbency and all things federal are held to be wildly unpopular.

Once the primary elections or conventions conclude, the general election is held to determine who will be elected to hold office.

This existence and this consistency must be held to be real, since the Real is to hold them.

My tale was a continuous one, however erratic, and I held to my own identity.

Nothing in these Rules shall be held to prevent the insertion in a bill of lading of any lawful provision regarding general average.

These rights are held to be self-evident, and the result of a wide consensus.

Small amounts of wine are held to be good for slightly lowering health risks of the heart.

A business meeting was held to discuss correspondence from a major stock holder in regard to the liquidity of the company's assets.

If any portion of these terms is held to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining portions will remain in full force and effect.

It also called for an immediate end to use of force against civilians by Libyan troops and said those responsible must be held to account.

The convention used in a particular country or market to calculate a bond's yield if it is held to maturity.

The officials believe that China would not respond well to having a "gun held to its head" .

Confucianism is held to be a key part of the shared heritage of East Asian as a whole.

Whether through dialogue, negotiation or dispute settlement, China must be held to its commitments to reform.

In addition, meetings and parties will be held to provide a platform for the children to have an in-depth mutual understanding.

The same remark he considered to apply to the regulation mode of cutting the hair: which he held to be decidedly unlawful.

Furthermore, he still held to his basic thesis that esotericism was to blame for the ills of modernity.

Walking for walking's sake may be as highly laudable and exemplary a thing as it is held to be by those who practise it.

"The alumni for that programme feel it should be held to the same standard [as the full-time degree]. "

Cheek says any country that hosts the Olympics must be held to a higher moral standard - and that includes China.

Where are companies like Blackwater held to any conceivable check and balance that I learned in civics class?

Status change: Changing a person's status, or the status of something long held to be true, can be very funny.

Mr Mantyranta was allowed to compete because his advantage was held to be a "natural" gift.

If it is to be "held to maturity" , or is a traditional loan, it can be carried at cost, subject to impairment.

The child seat should be securely held to maximise the distance between the child and the airbag.

Ceremonies are held to ask the trees' permission to cut them down for construction.

"Don't stop, " she pleaded, her legs shaking as she held to him to keep her balance.

Kevin Rudd, Australia's prime minister, responded then (when he was opposition leader) that "those responsible should be held to account" .

Dan Stockwell, after having a gun held to his head for 45 minutes, had walked from Room 73 directly to his office.

If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, the remaining provisions will remain valid and enforceable.

Walking for walking's sake may be as highly laudable a thing as it is held to be by those who practise it.

He did it because he encouraged near-brutal candor in the meetings he held to guide the company through each work year.

From the appeal as thus defined, cassation is usually held to differ sharply.

They do not understand the rules, or are held to expectations that are beyond their developmental levels.

On anniversaries of the Communist enterprise (Communist group), ceremonious events must be held to review the Communist oath.

Other critics said it was cynically designed to reassure German voters that Europe's laxer economies would be held to account.

Milan were held to a goalless stalemate at Palermo in a game where both goalkeepers were in fine form.

Any of various meets at which contests are held to test the skill of the competitors, as in equestrianism, gymnastics, or sports car racing.

The event has attracted local business sponsorship and a collection will be held to raise funds for local charities run by the Lions Club.

"You can't do it. It's against the law, and today Standard Chartered is being held to account, " Mr. Breuer said in an interview.

You've made such a promise, and should be held to it.

It was held to turn children into imbeciles, make men violent and corrupt political discourse.

Despite fine goals from Danny Welbeck and Fabio, United were held to a draw in a feisty local derby with Liverpool on Thursday evening.

The race was held to avert misfortune and encourage the rains needed for prosperity ---- and the object of their worship was the dragon.

In general, the amount that a student spends for housing should be held to one- fifth of the total for living expenses.

In an earlier stage of our development most human groups held to a tribal ethic.

In advance of the festive holiday periods, meetings are held to discuss arrangements and to strengthen co-ordination between the two sides.

Most were either busy looking for a second job, or too exhausted from the several they already held, to care much about politics.

The yuan is widely held to be undervalued, though it has risen faster in real than in nominal terms (see article).

My suspicion of big business and my belief that it needs to be held to account remain unchanged.

In Ghana, held to be the continent's most competitive market, South Africa's MTN, Zain and Vodafone face three smaller competitors.

While monsters are often consigned to ancient legend and literary fiction, many are held to be in some sense real.

Damdeok: I've heard that this meeting is held to find out the criminal who assassinated the king.

We've made it clear that regimes that support terror are equally guilty of terrorist crimes and must be held to account.

No wonder those forces are so often held to be untrammelled , unfettered or merely triumphant from Seattle to Shanghai.

Ryan Babel scored Liverpool's only goal of the game against Thailand, with the Reds conceding late on and being held to a draw.

However, an increasing number of beholders are embracing a practice once held to be vile and unthinkable to their kind.

State statutes which provide for payment of alimony only to the wife have been held to be unconstitutional.

The timing may have been fortunate, as such beliefs were then held to be heretical and could lead to burning at the stake.

Nothing in this section shall be held to modify any right of creditors to set aside any assignment on the ground of fraud.

An antidote against poison , especially a confectionformerly held to be an antidote to all poisons .

I needed to be held, to be stroked, to be told that I would be OK.

As a corollary, democracy is held to require the establishment of an independent judiciary and courts.

In the federal circuit, patents are held to be valid until proved otherwise, and not the other way around.

Each year the city must be held to this ritual activities (entertainment gods activities).

Appearances are not held to be a clue to the truth.

The Kang text held to hold my hand, I ordered, 2 people walk into a clock milk together stone wood.

Mr Berlusconi and his ministers expect to be in office until 2013. This time they may well be held to account.

Among members of my own party, closed meetings were held to discuss ways of stopping me.

To make up for the bad weather, a concert of Chinese appeal was held to accompany the ensuing dinner.

There is of course a doctrine of implied contract in cases of government takings, but its scope has been held to be fairly restricted.

Almost two and a half years ago, with Europe deep in economic recession, elections were held to the European parliament.

For the first time in modern history, an Arab despot is being held to account by his own people.

Every New Year's Eve, banquets would be held to feast and honor margraves, Mongol princes and civil and military officials.

Many South Koreans see them as proof that the wealthy are held to different standards from those applied to ordinary citizens.

Licensed vaccines, including influenza vaccines, are held to a very high standard of safety.

Meanwhile, ceremonies will also be held to commend prominent contributors to the industry.

He says the forum was held to look for the best ways to encourage investment from the Cameroonian Diaspora.

If the allegations against the News of the World are correct, it broke the law and should clearly be held to account.

The hearing was held to determine whether there was enough evidence to proceed to courts-martial.

After warming up, I stand on a treadmill, wires running out from under my shirt and held to my abdomen by a Velcro strap.

Investment banks will be held to at least the new Basel requirements.

There was a telling moment in 2005, at a conference held to honor Greenspan's tenure at the Fed.

I finally meet the flames, held to love palm would not let it go, regardless of the burns.

Even when people pointed out that the limestone showed chisel marks, he held to his theory and even published a book on the stones.

So a bill currently making its way through Parliament would dramatically change how and by whom the police are held to account.

Juventus were held to a disappointing 1-1 draw after Melo lost the ball and allowed Adailton to score a 93rd minute equaliser for Bologna.

Globalisation is now held to be almost a self-evident good.

Columnists and leader writers were no longer the voice of God: they could be immediately challenged, corrected, held to account.

The candidates must be held to the fire, explaining what they will do to overcome the serious economic problems.

"The Indian tax authority's order can't be held to lack jurisdiction, " one of the judges said.

Foreign brands are held to a high standard, and news of contamination can be harmful to reputations.

Reserves are held to buttress confidence in a country's own currency, not as a float for global trading.

But, he argues illegal workers should not be held to strict deadlines for becoming documented because the industry depends on migrant labor.

Thus, rather than the date of Christmas being appropriated from pagans by Christians , the opposite is held to have occurred.

Some road haulage firms had been held to ransom by union demands, backed by threats of instant shutdown .

Because Darby held to the bondage of the will, he logically follows through with belief in sovereign grace as necessary for salvation.

Those closest to the clay particles are tightly held to the clay and their properties are quite different from those of ordinary water.

Special rituals and celebrations were held to welcome back the sun.

Even the finest particles are attracted and securely held to the grid edges, where the magnetic force converges.

If the hedged risk is a credit risk or foreign exchange risk, the held-to-maturity investment may be designated a hedged item.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has warned Manchester United not to rest on their laurels after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Arsenal.

Four separate minute-long silences were held to mark the time at which the two planes went in, and when the towers went down.

The ceremony, held to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth, was broadcast live on national TV, and attendance has been rising.

An Energy Saving Competition among hostels was also held to encourage students to reduce their consumption of water, electricity and gas.

The ship held to a southwesterly course.

A meeting was held to decide whether to hold the fort or escape while there was still time.

In total, sufficient Samples must be held to satisfy the most stringent single country requirements.

The banning of public meetings was held to be a denial of civil liberties.

Once associated with fertility or divine powers, they are now widely held to be of cosmetic significance only.

A receiver, As for a telephone, radio, or stereo, held to the ear by a headband.

Or, despite their age, should they be held to a more businesslike standard?

Meanwhile, several mass meetings were held to demand that the tea be sent back to England with the duty unpaid.

It is held to be religious truth established by divine revelation and defined by the church.

In Athens to love and to be loved is held to be a very honorable thing.

It was reported that the celebrations were held to show rebellion against France's eventual occupation of Mexico.

it was held to be the centre of the Christian faith.

Celebrate the two anniversaries, banquets and receptions are generally held to invite friends and relatives to attend.

I felt hollow and sick in my stomach and chest from the effort, and I held to the branches and waited.

Liverpool were left frustrated in their opening game of 2010 after being held to a draw by the Championship club.

During these important wedding anniversary, it is certain to be held to celebrate the ceremony.

The conference had been held to discuss the effects of tourism on the wildlife in this area.

Reporter: Do a such outfit also website, and held to how old, what result can be shared with wide readership?

Schools should be held to high standards, but some argue high stakes testing has forced teachers to teach to the test.

Britain's investment banks (principally Barclays Capital) will be held to the same equity capital standards as international peers.

One would never understand the real meaning of life once he is held to be preoccupied with respectability and material values.

The fall of the Berlin Wall was held to mark the triumph of this Washington consensus.

These funds are no longer held to manage temporary swings in imports and exports or investment flows.

The ship held to a Northerly course.

In fact, I was told that it was first really "displayed" , because previously it was only wrapped and held to give blessing.

The Edinburgh Military Tattoo is held to celebrate its 60th anniversary and invite Chinese military band to perform as a guest of honor.

Earlier this month hearings were held to select a site for a new bricks-and-mortar super casino.

Where it is found that international humanitarian law has been violated, those responsible must be held to account.

Rafael Benitez's charges were held to a frustrating 2-2 draw by Birmingham City at Anfield on Monday evening in a game they dominated.

Every year, on February 2nd, many activities are held to tell people more about wetlands.

He held to his preconceived opinion despite the new evidence .

found wild in Palestine; held to be prototype of cultivated wheat.

France's peculiar tradition of Marriage, bride and groom before marriage are routinely held to their respective friends bid farewell party.

The event was held to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

Introduce team-related goals in a meeting specifically held to do that.

With the same concept, current surges in electric motors can be held to minimum.

But those who contributed to such high crimes must also be held to account.

THE face that North Korea presents to the world is widely held to be unreal.

Peace talks were held to heal the growing differences between the two sides.

Dirk Kuyt admitted he was happy with a point after ten-man Liverpool were held to a 1-1 draw in Porto.

Charity shows are often held to raise money for building schools in mountain area.

Throughout Monday, a series of ceremonies have been held to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet.

Just think how different the world would be if every family held to these priorities!

Mr Murdoch's clout will lessen. The press in general will be held to higher standards than it is now, and so too must the police.

President Bush said freedom is on the march in Afghanistan and that the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein has been held to account.

Special elections often are held to fill vacated elective positions, usually because a leader has retired or died.

In some instances, a halo may be seen around the center when held to light.

A public entertainment, performance, or social event held to raise funds for a person or cause.

Use only in the normal position (held to the ear). Avoid unnecessary contact with the antenna when the phone is switched on.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insists there is no reason to panic after his side were held to a 1 - 1 Champions League draw by Valencia.

Huzhou extreme sports competition: the 10th have been held to roller skating, BMX, skateboard-based events.

Chocolate has long been held to be a mood-lifter.

Barbie and Millie assistant packs ahiah, got magic fashion elves held to introduce the new design of packs a fashion show.

Then a seminar of technical specialists including the surveyors from both sides will be held to clarity which result is correct.

That idealism and metaphysics are held to be obstacles to truth is that they discourage scientific inquiry into truth .

With Ronaldo watching from the stands, Milan were held to a 2-2 draw by Roma in the first leg of the Italian Cup semi-final at the San Siro.

A preliminary contest held to determine finalists .

POLITICAL leaders, however grand or glamorous, should be held to account for their actions, even to the extent of being prosecuted.

Why should commencement speakers be held to a higher standard?

A translucent design impressed on paper during manufacture and visible when the paper is held to the light.

As preparations began for the new federal city, a competition was held to find a builder of the "President's House. "

The entire assembly is held to a fixed overall vertical length by tie rods .

Diego Medina, held to commemorate the city's anti-terrorism exercise was liberated from the Nazis.

The grand ceremony was held to honor the scientist for his achievements.

Many retail "Truths" are held to be self-evident when, in fact, they are false or only partially true.

Women are often held to higher standards of morality in spending.

Add to these the meetings held to prepare for other review meetings, and the list can appear seemingly endless.

Because most tweets are public, should users be treated as publishers and held to similar standards?

On the first night, a huge parade5 is held to carry water lanterns through the streets to the ocean.

But they were held to a 0-0 draw at home, meaning they had to seek qualification in Cairo.

The world has four famous fashion week, respectively in four international metropolis, they are held to milan, London, New York and Paris.

Do you think they're not afraid they'll eventually be held to account? '

Who were the politicians who implemented these budget cuts and held to them for over a decade?

Many equestrian events like show jumping and tent pegging were held to popularize riding in the region.

The annual Yushan exercise is held to simulate crisis scenarios in the event of Chinese aggression.

Regular meetings are held to discuss issues and propose measures that help compliance.

Meanwhile, the Austrians have the opposite set of policy guidelines and have heroically held to their recipe of liquidation.

At the one extreme, a railway time-table has been held to be an offer.

This year's election was generally held to be free and fair.

Working together so that every one benefits will replace competition, and no one will be held to ransom to share them.

An annual Staff Training Course of Beijing Overseas Students Pioneer Park is held to improve the level of service and management.

Relating to, characteristic of, or held to resemble Communism or Communists.

It is held to exchange information in the field and consider other business of the organization.

Such idea held to improve the destroyed zoological environment by widely planting trees so as to decrease flood and drought.

It also means the Church may be held to account for other criminal acts by priests.

Last but not least, a brief retrospective of the day is held to identify any areas for improvement for next time.

Most importantly, loans are always held to maturity.

A public figure or public official will probably be held to have a diminished expectation of privacy.

With noise level held to meet national standards, the noise 1m away from fan cover should be confined below 85 dB.

The rate of return an investor receives if a fixed-income security is held to maturity.

The bizarre beauty pageant was held to find a woman who most resembles the country's national symbol, the elephant.

Valve overlap is held to a minimum on turbo-charged engines.

Configuration records are held to provide an audit trail of change versus impact.

The press conference was held to launch a joint UK-China paper on Global Economic Challenges .

The trainees expressed their hope that more such trainings be held to enhance their skills and help them better serve the herdsmen.

So Bayern were held to a draw by Bremen who were lucky to earn a point.

In New Zealand a ceremony was held to deconsecrate Christchurch cathedral.

Germany has held to conscription long after most European countries abolished it (most recently Sweden, on July 1st).

Some festivals are held to honor the dead, or satisfy and please the ancestors, . . .

Any new drug to treat obesity will be held to very high standards of efficacy, tolerability and safety.

In parenting, certain limits need to be set and children should be held to them.

Can a government be held to account without allowing domestic criticism?

Airbus A380 construction was held to celebrate the completion of the formal ceremony.

Italy and Portugal were held to disappointing draws in their openers.

In contrast, single loans, held to maturity on balance sheets, are defaulting fast, yet they are not marked.

"Being a green company also means being held to the highest degree of corporate transparency, " he wrote in ane-mail.

Of course, M&Ms are never held to explain cases in which all the tests a doctor ordered come back negative.

Likewise, small discussion groups were held to analyze the different aspects of the family, presided by experts in the topics discussed.

The first Siesta Championship was held to promote nation's endangered nap in Madrid, Spain.

The festival is mainly held to help people to reflect.

Everyone is held to be innocent until he is proved guilty.

A ceremony was held to mark the great occasion for 57-year-old Don Gorske at a Wisconsin McDonald's.

She dreamed constantly of the tiny infant her get held to only a Number 2.

Beijing Overseas Students Pioneer Park seminar is regularly held to exchange and discuss the further construction of the park.

Gorbachev plants a tree during a ceremony in Potsdam in 2005, held to commemorate Germany's Reunification Day.

With SAAS (software as a service), service providers will be held to higher standards based on results.

A conference was held to recoganize and tighten up a local government.

that are held to the eyes with a long handle.

More than 1, 600 people have been arrested in Malaysia at an unlawful rally held to demand electoral reform.

Further exacerbating the gap in perceptions is that China is, indeed, held to a different standard.

Why is Israel held to a different standard?

Grossly irreverent toward what is held to be sacred.

This provision was held to apply to mineral leasing, except for activities actually underway when the 1976 Act was passed.

Mary ceremonies were held to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

She held to his arm when walking on the ice.

As such, it is too important to be taken for granted or held to low standards.

The marriage was held to be valid.

That means Beijing will be held to international standards.