Sentence examples for held for using from inspiring English sources

Carolyn Still, 29, was held for using threatening words and behaviour during Mansfield Town's Blue Square Bet Premier play-off semi-final against York City on Wednesday night.

In May 2001, Kim Jong Nam was nabbed at Tokyo's Narita airport and held for using a false Dominican Republic passport.

South Carolina laid a tax on the storage of gasoline brought from other states and held for use in local business.

In an extraordinary admission, the Bank said: "The evidence available indicates that no more than half of Bank of England notes in circulation are likely to be held for use within the domestic economy for legitimate purposes.

Except as provided in paragraph (n)(3)(ii) of this section, any debt outstanding on December 31 , 1986 that is properly attributable to a business or rental activity is treated for purposes of this section as debt allocated to expenditures properly chargeable to capital account with respect to the assets held for use or for sale to customers in such business or rental activity.

"The evidence available indicates that no more than half of Bank of England notes in circulation are likely to be held for use within the domestic economy for legitimate purposes," it said.

The tissue sample is being held for use in an ethically approved research project or study, or where approval is pending.

Under the HT Act a licence is not required to store human tissue for research if: The tissue sample is being held for use in an ethically approved research project or study, or where approval is pending.

Available records (e.g., annual pass holders, credit card receipts) for approximately 700 persons who visited the park on the same day as the index patient were held for use in tracking patrons, if needed.

What's worse, our data can also be stolen and then used fraudulently, broadcast, held for ransom, used for blackmail or worse.

There is no dispute that defendants cannot be held liable for using the idea of a map of the world from an egocentrically myopic perspective.