Sentence examples for has held intensive from inspiring English sources
Over the past month, the justice minister, Kenny Mackaskill, has held intensive talks with people connected to the bombing, including representatives of the families of the 270 people who were killed, including 180 Americans.
Jurgen Klopp has held "intensive" talks with his Liverpool players over their set-piece failings and demanded an immediate response against Stoke City in the Capital One Cup semi-final on Tuesday.
On every Saturday morning since October, the school has held intensive, two-hour test preparation sessions, with as many as half of the school's 200 fourth graders showing up at any one time.
But the countries have been talking for weeks and have held intensive meetings in the last few days.
Since sealing an interim nuclear agreement last year, Iran and the US, France, Germany, China, Russia and Britain – the group known as P5+1 – have held intensive talks aimed at finding a final deal to end the decades-long dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Western nations want Russia to abandon support for Assad and have held intensive diplomatic discussions with Moscow in recent weeks, as persistent violence has undermined hopes that envoy Kofi Annan's U.N.-backed peace plan can end the violence.
The squad has held two intensive training camps in Poland.
Liverpool's frailty when defending set-pieces – indeed any aerial ball – had forced Jürgen Klopp to admit that he had held 'intensive' talks with his players in order to eradicate the problems that have led to panic whenever the ball has approached Mignolet's penalty area.
And Tillery has held songwriting intensives at the Berklee College of Music and the Stanford Jazz Workshop.
