Sentence examples for application to hold from inspiring English sources
Justice Sheindlin, he argues, acted without authority in using a fee application to hold him in contempt.
At the start of the hearing, Chadwick made an application to hold the proceedings behind closed doors and to exclude the press, but he later withdrew it.
Moscow authorities have refused an application to hold the event in the Russian capital later this month in celebration of the Austrian drag queen's victory, Interfax reported.
Application to hold the Games is made by the chief authority of the city, with the support of the national government.
In their application to hold a day of prayer, the Gentalas described the event as "a time of praise and worship" at which pastors from nine churches would lead prayers.
However, I have acceded to an application to hold part of the hearing in private because on the evidence I have heard certain parties to the litigation have felt intimidated or threatened with reprisals".
Russia last year passed a law banning the dissemination to minors of so-called "gay propaganda" and routinely rejects applications to hold gay rights demonstrations.
Councils report a north-south divide in applications to hold street parties and far fewer overall than when Prince William's parents wed in 1981.What is going on?
Though Beijing officials designated an area for legal demonstrations, many people have been punished for submitting applications to hold a protest.
This latest wave of brutal repression in Chechnya was sparked by the filing of applications to hold four gay pride parades in predominantly Muslim areas by Nikolai Alexeyev, a one-time gay rights leader now seen as a thoroughly discredited, deeply anti-Semitic crackpot.
"We are also investigating whether the prosecutor's application to have Mr Assange held incommunicado without access to lawyers, visitors or other prisoners – again a unique request – is in any way linked to this matter and the recent, rather bellicose US statements of an intention to prosecute Mr Assange".
