Sentence examples for holding means from inspiring English sources

Today's holding means that hundreds of prisoners in the State of New York have been convicted after the kind of trial which the Court now says is unconstitutional.

Holding means the operating mode for a batch copper converter during which the molten bath is maintained in the vessel but no blowing is performed nor is material added into or removed from the vessel.

"The majority opinion here is quite candid — and accurate," he wrote, adding: "The majority opinion's holding means, for example, that a law replacing Social Security with a system of mandatory private retirement accounts would be constitutional.

While the Court gives Zydok a momentary technical respite, its holding means that he too, pursuant to the government's present program, can and will be held in jail without bond as a 'dangerous' character.

The status of its holding means it can bargain unrestrainedly with the international set to hoover up precious loans for exhibitions, as happened recently with the unfocused but popular Velázquez show.

That means the other five outfield players can get forward, and Allen holding means Jordan Henderson has the freedom to push on.

If holding meant losing a lot of men, he would.

What is "holding" meant to invoke — walking hand in hand?

What is "holding" meant to invoke walking hand in hand?

By manipulating luminance distribution skewness (holding mean and variance constant) for individual natural images, we show that in fact preference varies inversely with increasing positive skewness.

To permit statistical evaluation of these aggregation indices, a reference curve holding mean IAs and standard deviations for 1,000 randomly generated datasets containing 5 200 genes was computed.