Sentence examples for established to hold from inspiring English sources

The newly formed alliance for gambling reform has been established to hold the pokies industry responsible for the role it plays.

This latest action by DeVos's Education Department, which has multiple ties to for-profit education companies, is part of a broad and disgraceful effort to drop rules and enforcement measures that the Obama administration had established to hold predatory for-profit colleges accountable for ruining students' financial futures and wasting taxpayer dollars.

The EuroPhenome database (www.europhenome.org) was established to hold and disseminate both raw and annotated data from EUMODIC.

However, these patterns are now established to hold for a much wider set of countries than those from Western Europe and North America that are frequently analyzed.

Just as data.gov was established to help us hold government organizations accountable, we need clearer benchmarks to hold data.gov itself accountable.

Following the election violence, the Waki Commission and a special tribunal were also established to investigate and hold accountable those involved in election-related violent crimes [ 4].

In 2006, he wrote for the majority in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, which held that the military commissions established to try detainees held in Guantánamo violated the Geneva Conventions.

Alasdair Smith, who chaired the investigation and has faced criticism in the past for holding back from tough reforms, said: "We are breaking down the barriers which have made it too easy for established banks to hold on to their customers.

The survey also recommended that the Department of Education established ways to hold local authorities to account.

Goldie and Purcell are also calling for an independent children's guardian to be established to ensure children are held for the "absolute minimum period necessary for appropriate checks to be conducted" and to oversee their release to appropriate carers in the community without delay.

The Guantanamo Bay detention camp, located in a US naval base on Cuba, was established in 2002 to hold what were considered enemy combatants during the so-called War on Terror launched by administration of then-President George W Bush in response to the September 11 attacks on New York City's World Trade Centre and Pentagon.