Sentence examples for required holding from inspiring English sources

But two Illinois residents sued in federal court arguing that federal law required holding a special election as soon as possible.

In an interview late last year, Dr. Stern said he came to NASA to help the agency do more with a static budget, which required holding the line on mission costs.

But it was also in the process of becoming a democracy (the first civilian president in two decades was chosen by Congress in 1985), and conquering inflation required holding down wages, which Brazil's new democrats found hard to do.

But the tragic thing is that Samson also told me that the Marlins could have built a new stadium in 2005, were it not for their wish to have a retractable roof — a sticking point that required holding out for more years and more money, at the taxpayers' great expense.

Administration officials said the budget could face a squeeze in the next few years that would require holding down the rate of increase in government spending.

But even the most miniature digital cameras require holding the camera up to the eye, signaling that a photograph is being taken.

One hand space that, from below, looked big enough to hide a nest of squirrels, requires holding on with just my fingernails.

Communicating feedback effectively requires holding each of these seemingly opposite poles — honesty and compassion — and continuously moving between them as circumstances demand.

"The core principle of the analysis I'm into, which is Kleinian analysis, is that the road to mental health requires holding confusion and not knowing.

Beyond that, the numerous storm-water outlets from the bay's cities and suburbs receive no pollution treatment, and they will require holding ponds and other filtration methods.

The act of doing so is commonly called a filibuster, although it no longer requires holding the Senate floor for hours.