Sentence examples for has consistently held from inspiring English sources

Since independence in 1966, it has consistently held unfettered multi-party elections.

The only view that he has consistently held is that he wants to win.

The court has consistently held that imprisonment is a disproportionate response to defamation.

It is a position Malcolm Turnbull has consistently held since he was Coalition opposition leader.

He has consistently held out Aug. 2 as the cutoff date for lawmakers to reach a compromise.

And she told Haley Reinhart, "You're unsure in your movements" — indeed, the limitation that has consistently held back Ms. Reinhart.

But while Democrats have consistently held a positive view of him, Republicans have been equally consistent in their negative view.

"Courts have consistently held that section 18C only captures conduct that involves 'profound and serious' effects, and not 'mere slights'".

Two life events in the news this week have consistently held out the possibility of being turned into stories.

His citizenship was challenged at a time when the courts had consistently held that whiteness was a requisite quality in a new American, and one that Afghans lacked.

He said Illinois courts had consistently held that the act of pointing a gun and firing was an intentional act, not a reckless one.