Sentence examples for been held not only from inspiring English sources

Free elections had been held not only in Iraq but also in Afghanistan and the Palestinian territories.

The Senate capitulated in this one instance because its members knew that if a convention of the states had been held, not only would this particular amendment have been debated, but many other amendments likely also would have been proposed and considered, possibly further diluting the power of the legislative branch.

Benefits were held not only in New York, but also in Austin, Cleveland, Los Angeles, New Orleans.

Paul D. Clement, the deputy solicitor general who argued for the Justice Department, said the detainees were being held not only to take them off the battlefield but also as a resource of information about Al Qaeda.

In Italy, where Uber has been provoking protests from taxi drivers in Milan and Rome since last year, strikes and protests were held not only in the app's two Italian strongholds but also in other cities keen to stave off its arrival.

Strong opinions are held not only by Forbes readers, but seem to be the norm when it comes to stimulus.

The Italian's every technical debrief was held not only with Tech 3 crew chief Guy Coulon and his satellite crew, but also with plenty of blue and white shirts from the factory, including Jorge Lorenzo's crew chief Ramon Forcada.

Other ideas, critical of the papal supremacy were held, not only by Lollards, but by those who wished to assert the supremacy of the secular state over the church but also by conciliarists such as Thomas More and, initially, Cranmer.

This opinion was held not only by Lord Ponsonby, but also by von Stürmer, whose correspondence revealed that he was not at all convinced of the innocence of the Jews; by the French ambassador Edouard Pontois, whose government stood by the French consuls who supported blood libels in Rhodes and Damascus; and by the Prussian ambassador Hans von Königsmark.

However, our approach varies from the modified Delphi technique in that face-to-face meetings were held not only with experts but with front line staff who provide care to residents, including SCOPE study participants (quality improvement teams).

To accommodate the school's normal capacity of more than 350 students, classes are held not only in the remaining wing, but also in pre-fabricated classrooms to be set up in the playground At the more than 50 schools in Lebanon that have been completely destroyed, children are attending school in neighbouring villages, using double shifts when necessary.