Sentence examples for operations to hold from inspiring English sources

The issues paper is not expected to just set out a case for a crude break-up of banks along retail and investment banking arms, but to provide other variations such as requiring riskier operations to hold more capital.

Firms set up unprofitable operations to hold on to employees and maintain sales.

Lubricants are used in such operations to hold the aluminum and rollers together and dissipate heat.

Eventually, the family business added a tin container manufacturing operation to hold the shoe polish, and from that venture expanded into general tin plating.

That is the role of management; the role of the board is to oversee those operations and to hold management accountable.

On Thursday, the Senate Committee on Investigations and Government Operations is to hold a day of hearings on the actions of Mr. Spitzer's aides.

Lieutenant-General Fry says that coalition forces will continue military operations "to separate the two sides of the sectarian conflict" but that such operations were meant to "hold the ring" until the politicians come up with a solution.

The new owners have insisted that Caterham Sports Ltd is not related to them, because they have transferred operations to the holding company of the team, 1 MRT.

In December, City Controller Ron Galperin released a report by consultants stating that because of DWP's unusual structure "no single entity has enough insight into or authority over department operations and finances to hold it fully accountable".

The company, which owns The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times, has proposed turning over its operations to investors holding $8.7 billion in senior loans, while leaving little for other creditors holding more than $3.6 billion in claims.

Again, if any overlap occurs between this operation and previously scheduled operations on that machine, we have to restart from the first operation in order to hold no buffer constraints.