Sentence examples for held that not from inspiring English sources

"Generally, the Supreme Court has held that not doing business with people is not in itself protected speech," Kontorovich told me.

The justices held that not only do judges have power to make confiscation orders where offenders are either absolutely or conditionally discharged, they are under a duty to do so under section 6 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.

For her part, Thatcher held that not only had deterrence worked by preventing nuclear war; nuclear weapons had, she told Reagan, "also given us 40 years of unprecedented peace in Europe," and for that reason she had no wish at all to see them abolished.

Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth, founder of another London college, emphasized basic subject matter; he held that not merely the subjects of instruction, but also the methods of teaching the candidates, should be so ordered as to be in itself a preparation for their future vocation as teachers.

The reach of the law in this case is limited and the "truth truth" will remain elusive, allowing many to persist in the view widely held that not only did he intend to commit murder, he did so in a rage at the woman he said he loved.

In the 17th century only Christiaan Huygens came close to expressing such a view; he held that not velocity, but velocity-difference, was the fundamental dynamical quantity.

The second, which one can describe as "moderate realism," holds that not all universals are non-existent.

But while they may be genuinely held, that doesn't, of course, make them genuinely grounded.

But he held that highly– didn't like yes men.

Audis just haven't ever held that sort of esteem, especially not in this country.

Scuttlebutt holds that not all tourists -- especially the Japanese, whose national school curriculum includes "Anne of Green Gables" -- recognize that Anne is a fictional character.