Sentence examples for held continuously from inspiring English sources

Presidential and legislative elections have been held continuously in Tunisia since independence.

He also said that he would remain Cambodia's head of state, a post he claims to have held continuously on the ground that the 1970 coup was illegal.

It returned to the No 1 spot by usurping James, which had interrupted the title position that Jack had otherwise held continuously since 2007.

In 1848, the year of revolutionary upheavals in Europe, he was elected deputy to the first Piedmontese Parliament, a position he held continuously until his death.

Lester speculates that many colicky infants are so sensitive to stimuli that physical contact with their parents is unlikely to soothe them, a theory that may be supported by data from societies in which babies are held continuously.

The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw didn't think it sucked either, praising the shot "held continuously for what seems like five minutes on Kidman's magnificently stricken face at a classical concert, while she absorbs the awful possibility that her husband has come back from the dead".

In April 1932 Bruxner was elected again as the new party Country Party Leader, which he would hold continuously until 1958.

In late 594, however, after Peter was heavily defeated by the Slavs, Priscus was again appointed to command as magister militum of Thrace, a post he proceeded to hold continuously for several years.

The database holds continuously updated information on relapse-free interval and localisation of first recurrence.

X ϕ, F ϕ, G ϕ and ϕ U ψ, respectively, mean that a property ϕ holds at the next time, at some future time, holds for all future times or holds continuously until another property ψ holds.

To ensure that only long-term shareholders could do so, the rule required that to make a nomination a shareholder must have continuously held "at least 3 percent of the voting power of the company's securities entitled to be voted" for at least three years.