Sentence examples for deciding to hold from inspiring English sources

The new rules appear to have had some effect, with some insurers deciding to hold down premiums to avoid being forced to refund money or justify higher rates.

Given the low price these long-term holders are deciding to hold the stock, and that is lifting it as the fear of the expiration subsides.

Unsure whether the boycott was still in effect, the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the largest organization of Latino evangelical churches in the country, reached out to Arizona pastors before deciding to hold its conference in Tucson this month.

(Making commitments during an upfront market is a bet that prices will be higher during the season; deciding to hold back money for the scatter market is a bet that prices will be lower during the season).

I'm sitting in front of another London-based journalist who has been dispatched to do something on Liverpool, as Channel 4 and the Tate deciding to hold the Turner Prize up here has alerted everyone that 2008 is not far off.

The question of terrorism — Mr. Rove's defining theme for much of the Bush presidency — barely came up, even in the week when Republicans in other places were attacking Mr. Obama's Justice Department for deciding to hold the trial of five 9/11 suspects in a federal court in New York.

"We foolishly decided to hold out".

It decided to hold 50 exhibitions.

ultimately decided to hold the 2002 congress in Beijing.

For now, officials have decided to hold back.

"The Committee did not even decide to hold an investigation.