Sentence examples for one would be held from inspiring English sources

Polls show there is little appetite for a new referendum and Marois herself has left much uncertainty on if and when one would be held under a PQ government.

An SNP spokesman said told the paper that the Scottish people would have to vote for another referendum at an election before another one would be held.

They agreed to create a committee to study the issues involved in the draft, including whether the first one would be held in June 2003 or June 2004.

Nick du Plooy, a medical student applying from Pretoria, South Africa, confessed that he was not a huge fan of standard-fare reality TV and hoped Mars One would be "held to a higher quality standard".

Several hundred cookie lovers showed up—and attendees immediately began asking when the next one would be held.

She introduced a sweeping amnesty bill that would have ensured that virtually no one would be held accountable for various offenses committed since 2004.

With Clegg in any position of power, no one would be holding their breath.

But few thought those responsible for the deaths of their loved ones would be held accountable.

William F. Browder, a prominent investor in Russia's stock market who had employed Mr. Magnitsky as outside counsel when he was arrested, said that Monday's announcement suggested that no one ultimately would be held responsible for Mr. Magnitsky's death.

In the meantime, Mr. DiNapoli and his mentor, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, continue to argue that a sole trustee works better than a board because if anything goes wrong one person would be held responsible.

One parameter would be held constant while the other parameter varied as described above.