Sentence examples for hold the figures for from inspiring English sources

But two of them have told BBC Wales they do not hold the figures for the number of vacancies.

"Packaging is not just something to hold the figure," said Frank Varela, an art director for Mattel who worked on the packaging for this year's exclusives and will be attending the show.

We've just got hold of the figures for this special session (which terminated at 6am), and they show that things were really quite orderly (a case of Liffe as we know it, perhaps).

You want a lot softer ice to hold the edges for the figure skates.

With Reigns figuring to hold the Universal Championship for a very lengthy title reign, that means that the obvious outcome here is The Rock winning the Royal Rumble match to set up that dream match at WrestleMania 35.

Dynamic generation of the functional network figures among bio-objects is expected to have great advantages compared with KEGG PATHWAY and ExPASy which hold static figures for biosynthesis.

Some clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) say they do not hold figures for the number of children and adults diagnosed in their area, nor waiting times, even though they are responsible for paying for the service.

In January, 6percentt of the 911 calls were put on hold; in August, the figure for the month was 19percentt.

However, the Canadian Parliamentary Budget Officer, Kevin Page, stated in his official report on the costs of the Huntsville and Toronto gatherings that other countries had not been as open about the full price for the similar meetings held there and that the figure for the Pittsburgh summit was merely for overtime pay for local police and the cost of law enforcement brought from other regions.

In Britain 79% of people in their 60s hold licences, which is higher than the figure for the driving-age population as a whole; in America more than 90% of people aged 60-64 can drive, a larger share than for any other cohort.

"The failure to hold central figures accountable for their actions sets a dangerous precedent," the authors say.