"hold the session" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of meetings or events where a group of people gather to discuss or make decisions on a specific topic or issue. Example: "The annual board meeting was scheduled for next week, and the CEO reminded everyone to come prepared to hold a productive and efficient session."
But a sympathetic local foundation, the Dyson Foundation, decided to hold the session here.
To maximize the "je ne sais quoi" factor, the organizers plan to hold the session about chicken in a laundromat.
Both sides agreed that they wanted to hold the session before the holidays and wrap it up in a week, Mr. Rowland said.
More embarrassing still, a scheme to hold the session in the autonomous Kurdish areas of northern Iraq was abandoned when America said it could not guarantee the safety of the participants.
They involve three sequential elements: (1) the patient answers the questionnaire regarding their perception of on-going treatment, (2) the patient and staff hold the session in which they share information and their preferences, and (3) the patient and staff create a weekly care plan sheet.
The couple, Michael and Ann Mithoefer, hold the sessions in an office in a converted house; they do not conduct the sessions in their home office.
Early reports suggested that Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton were holding the session at her home on Whitehaven Street, in the shadow of the vice president's residence.
Since the eNB holds the session information for this receiver, the authentication process is not necessary.
Moreover, the eNB holds the session information for this UE and allocates a new dedicate control channel (DCCH) for fast joining requests.
Some trade officials have also suggested holding the sessions at the W.T.O.
Critics of Bishop William F. Murphy, the leader of the deeply divided diocese, expressed skepticism about the diocese's stated reasons for holding the sessions and questioned why victims would attend.
