The phrase "are repeatedly held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe events or meetings that occur multiple times over a period.
Example: "The annual conferences are repeatedly held in different cities to engage a wider audience."
Alternatives: "are frequently conducted" or "are regularly organized".
In this context, migrants and refugees are repeatedly held accountable to a set of conditions they did not create.
What is holding it back is, in my view, is how Indian women are repeatedly held back by society.
Like there is a very select few who are repeatedly held up, while a lot of voices are excluded particularly those of us who come from poverty or smaller communities, or especially prairie communities.
Exercise of the latter power has been repeatedly held to be ineffectual to impair the obligation of a contract.
The Doha Round of global trade talks has been repeatedly held hostage to India's fears for its "subsistence" farmers.
Mr. Agarwal and other current and former city workers recalled that progress was repeatedly held up as city agencies squabbled over the system's design.
The case involved a South Carolina man, Michael D. Turner, who was repeatedly held in civil contempt and jailed for as much as a year at a time for not paying child support.
The case decided Monday involved a South Carolina man, Michael D. Turner, who was repeatedly held in civil contempt and jailed for as much as a year at a time for not paying child support.
They can get a lot of money if we can kidnap them.' " The husband of another participant in the Dream Nine was repeatedly held up at gunpoint in Mexico, her lawyer said, with his assailants using the same logic.
It has been repeatedly held in this court that the object of the statute authorizing such certificates is to present some one or more well-defined, clear-cut questions of law which arise in the progress of the case in the circuit court, and on which the opinions of the judges holding it are opposed.
