Sentence examples for hold giving from inspiring English sources

Investors will get 26 new shares in Corus for each C.S.N. share they hold, giving them a 37.6percentt stake in the combined company.

The company's technology partner, Elpida, has put its cooperation on hold, giving the strongest companies a chance to grab a bigger market share.

Rather, the ban is rooted in conservative traditions and religious views that hold giving freedom of movement to women would make them vulnerable to sins.

Typically, consumers who are behind on their mortgages but hoping to stay in their homes invoke Chapter 13 bankruptcy because it puts creditors on hold, giving borrowers time to put together a repayment plan.

Rules on how much capital banks should hold give an advantage to large, established institutions.

She said she wanted to see how well the government's reforms would take hold, given the difficulty of raising taxes and utility fees in a weak economy.

Asking people what passport they hold gives you a sense of identity - but nationality and identity can change.

First, it is highly unlikely that all assumptions hold, given there can be hundreds in an energy model.

The default assumption is that a person's beliefs are those that it is appropriate for her to hold given the evidence to which she has been exposed.

But the report's authors fear the country's relative calm may not hold given the escalating focus on Germany in Islamic State propaganda.

"This assumption is unlikely to hold given the relative youth of the Latino population relative to other racial or ethnic groups".