Sentence examples for deliberate hold from inspiring English sources

3. Meet, deliberate, hold a convention, decide, influence, elect and hold to account, starting with 1,000 meetings in pubs or living rooms around the UK, or as part of discussions in existing networks.

"Consideration with regard to any candidate is deliberate, held in strict confidence and always takes place over an extended period of time.

The Arts Council of Wales has said it will maintain funding levels for 2010/11 but is deliberating holding on to an unallocated pot of £1m as a buffer against expected cuts for 2011/12.

A reporter asked him on Tuesday if his curt answers were because he does not like to do news conferences or if it was a deliberate attempt to hold back information.

It is now eight weeks since the deductions were made and we are wondering if it is BA's deliberate policy to hold on to customers' money for as long as possible, thus boosting its cash flow.

Another literary immigrant, the Iranian-Rhodesian Doris Lessing, wrote The Good Terrorist (1985), a novel that seems to hold deliberate echoes of The Secret Agent, as Alice, a middle-class communist, becomes involved with a cabal of London anarchists who, inspired by the IRA, transmute into terrorists.

Engaging with AAC and other companies in Twitter was a deliberate act to hold companies accountable.

Again, Mr. Vanska chose steady, deliberate tempos and held them true.

For protein, being the most chemically complicated of foods, lingers longest in the stomach, and alcohol caught in its deliberate embrace is held there until the completion of the digestive process.

The location of the campaign stop, on the border of the Upper West Side and Morningside Heights, was deliberate, and telling: To hold his seat, Mr. Rangel will need to persuade the neighborhood's progressive, well-educated and exacting voters that he remains a credible voice in Washington, despite a drumbeat of allegations.

"They represent a step up in style and a move forward to a deliberate effort to lay hold of this stage industrial society as it was passing away," said Professor Clark.