Sentence examples for charge of holding from inspiring English sources
Usually a production assistant is in charge of holding and safeguarding all valuables, including personal jewelry, during a shoot.
There is, however, a difference between oversight by those in charge of holding the F.B.I. accountable and criticism by politicians seeking partisan gain.
"You could have Iraqis with signature authority over the oil sales, but others in charge of holding the money, accounting for it and so forth," the official said.
But if he is convicted on the murky charge of holding state secrets, it will not be his first time being jailed for a political crime.
They say that the Republicans have gone mad: he explains the method in the madness.Yes, we don't want politics as usualNorquistian Republicans are happy to plead guilty to the charge of holding "the inherited social and economic policy regime" in contempt.
There will be observers from the interior ministry - the department in charge of holding the elections.
Lionel Tate, who was freed last year after a court overturned his life sentence for killing a playmate when he was 12, was ordered held without bond on charges of holding up a pizza deliveryman at gunpoint.
British leaders, particularly from the Conservative Party, which Mr. Cameron leads, have mostly been careful to avoid arguments that might expose them to charges of holding racially tinged views since a notorious speech in 1968 in which Enoch Powell, a leading Conservative, warned of "rivers of blood" if nothing was done to curb Caribbean immigration to Britain.
Her daughter's husband, Jean-Pierre Meyers, will take charge of her holding company, Tethys, at the end of the month.
