Sentence examples for holding of classes from inspiring English sources
The predicate "is a man" will also be in the language-fragment in which "is the same surman as" is the I-predicate; and so it, too, will, be reinterpreted, if we follow Quine's suggestion, as holding of classes of men with the same surname.
Quine would say that, for the fragment of English in question, the domain of the variables can be considered to consist of classes of men with the same surname and the predicates interpreted as holding of such classes.
The museum holds dozens of classes each year for teenagers, including D.J. school and digital photography.
Similarly, the estimated coefficients for each region represent the increases (or decreases) in rates relative to the rate expected in a London HA, holding percentage of class IV and V households fixed.
The pari passu clause and the fundamental principle of equal payment were understood then and have now been reaffirmed again to mean that debtors cannot discriminate in priority of payment to creditors holding comparable classes of debt.
Lively debate by both sexes is a daily occurrence in the classroom and in discussions held outside of class.
The Gramene database is a resource for comparative genetics and genomics of plants, which holds numerous classes of data related to the molecular biology, genetics and genomics of the species present in the database.
The Republicans have every intention of refusing to support middle class tax cuts -- of holding middle class tax cuts hostage -- until millionaires get theirs too.
It is also investing heavily in training: a new Cognizant campus in Chennai will include an "academy" capable of holding classes for 2,000 people simultaneously.
Throughout the debate on the Bush tax cuts, Democrats regularly accuse Republicans of holding middle-class tax cuts hostage to tax breaks for the wealthy.
New York State requires school districts to hold 180 days of classes, and the city, like most districts, exceeds that by a couple of days to account for the possibility of snow days.
