Sentence examples for had simultaneously held from inspiring English sources

The previous attempt to outlaw the party collapsed in 2003 when it emerged that several of the government-paid informants keeping tabs on the party had simultaneously held high-ranking positions in it.

The prosecution's theory was that Edmonds and his sister had simultaneously held and fired a gun at the victim while he slept.

And in the past 100 years, Democrats have simultaneously held the presidency, the House and the Senate for 34 years, Republicans for only 20.

Beginning with Walpole, nearly all first lords of the Treasury have simultaneously held the title of prime minister (though the title was not made official until 1905), and the building has since become identified with the more familiar post.

Thus, we studied whether semantic and syntactic processing is influenced by matching or mismatching information that had to be simultaneously held in auditory short-term memory.

Federal agents had simultaneously raided three homes.

The practice dates to 2012 when the federal government won a lawsuit compelling New York to move its federal primary elections to the fourth Tuesday in June from September, when they had been held simultaneously with state primaries.

The G.A. had to tackle three new challenges simultaneously: holding ground; managing a semi-permanent village; and guiding a much larger and more cacophonous political conversation.

He had to threaten racial catastrophe, while simultaneously holding out the promise of racial peace.

But he simultaneously denies having ever held the position everyone thought he held, and denounces me and Brad DeLong as big meanies.

The national intelligence director, who would be the president's principal intelligence adviser, would replace the existing post of director of central intelligence, a job that has always been held simultaneously by the director of the Central Intelligence Agency.