Sentence examples for nowadays held from inspiring English sources
For the activists, the case shows that oil companies are nowadays held accountable for their actions in developing countries.
Extra debates are nowadays held in Westminster Hall, and there has been an effort to improve the pre-legislative scrutiny of bills.
Carved and painted masks are made for the elo, a purely secular performance intended only to entertain (nowadays held on the Prophet's birthday).
A magnificent picture, at first attributed to Ludovico Carracci, it is nowadays held to be the work of Annibale early in his career.
The problem is that EU leaders, who nowadays hold summits almost every month, are often too chummy to be ready to criticise each other.
Given this sea of good will, it seems unkind to point out that common wisdom nowadays holds that a music directorship almost inevitably turns stale after 10 years.
To keep things that way, all companies nowadays hold their shareholders' meetings on the same day of the year, at the end of June.
But virtually no philosopher of science nowadays holds that entailment is sufficient for explanation.
But few philosophers of personal identity would nowadays hold that this intuition is decisive in favour of Lockeanism.
Despite this pregnant terminology, few scholars nowadays hold that the Euthyphro already presupposes transcendent Forms in a realm of their own models that are incompletely represented by their imitation in material conditions.
The two controversies late in Grass's life illustrate the gaps and limits in Germany's engagement with the Nazi past, which is nowadays often held up as a model for other countries such as Japan – not least by Germans themselves.
