Sentence examples for holding represents from inspiring English sources

On what his image shows, Platt says: "You can see UEA's iconic Ziggurats in the background and the small plant I'm holding represents the nurturing of pro-environmental ideas and behaviours.

The majority's holding represents a compromise position that neither comports with the fundamental principles of tort compensation nor furnishes a satisfactory, logically consistent framework for compensating nonpecuniary loss.

The inquiry – which relates to the disclosure of fees paid to the sovereign investor Qatar Holding – represents the latest blow to Barclays.

But the Guardian analysis shows that BlackRock's holding represents 0.65% of its total assets, a proportion that is over 50 times greater than the world's second biggest asset manager, Allianz.

However, as the court noted, precedent on the issue of standing suggests that joining the licensee in suit cannot cure the lack of standing of the patent owner where he has effectively assigned the patent to another Patently-O suggests that this holding represents a significant expansion upon previous patent standing doctrine.

The inquiry – which relates to the disclosure of fees paid to the sovereign investor Qatar Holding – represents the latest blow to the bank, which has just lost its chief executive Bob Diamond and chairman Marcus Agius after being fined £290m by US and UK regulators for its role in the Libor fixing scandal.

The differences between the two ways of land holding represent a challenge for land reforms aimed at unifying rules for land tenure and land devolution.

The Jainas hold that to interpret experience from only one naya, or point of view, to the exclusion of others is an error comparable to that of the seven blind men feeling an elephant, each of whom concluded that the part he was holding represented the elephant's true form.

Whole Foods said the Amrion preferred stock it holds represents a majority interest.

The fact that firms have access to additional knowledge which is complementary to that they already hold represents a spur for exploiting and applying this new knowledge.

The rights issue, at 465p per share on a basis of two new shares for every seven held, represents a considerable volte face.