Sentence examples for under a hold from inspiring English sources

The nomination of Mr. England, a former Navy secretary and defense industry executive, had been placed under a hold by senators who wanted to question further his ties to military contractors and decisions to close naval yards in certain Congressional districts.

BLACKOUT (FR) stalked the pace off the rail, came three deep into the stretch, took the lead three wide in midstretch, inched away and drifted in under left handed urging and won clear under a hold late.

APACHE PRINCESS chased a bit off the rail then inside, came out leaving the hill and three deep into the stretch, gained the lead and kicked clear under urging then was under a hold late.

MISS UNUSUAL stalked inside, bid along the rail into the stretch, gained the lead, dueled just off the fence, inched away under urging late and was under a hold on the line.

FICANAS (GB) hopped slightly in a bit of a slow start, settled outside then off the rail, continued alongside a rival leaving the hill, came three wide into the stretch, angled out in upper stretch, rallied under some urging with the whip turned down and steady handling to gain the lead in deep stretch and won clear under a hold late.

In view of this, based on the loading features of tubing strings during the multi-stage fracturing of a horizontal well, mechanical models were established for three working cases of multiple packer setting, open differential-pressure sliding sleeve, and open ball-injection sliding sleeve under a hold-down packer.

The bank hopes to combine operations with Mitsubishi Tokyo under a holding company by next year.

The banks plan to combine under a holding company in April 2001, creating a bank with $778 billion in assets.

They will join under a holding company, Just Partners, and operate an agency named Work with 38 employees and billings estimated at $50 million from clients like Virginia Tourism.

Murdoch consolidated his American film and television companies under a holding company, Fox, Inc., which was overseen by the News Corporation conglomerate.

The big utilities were forced to sell off most of their power plants and were allowed to split into regulated and unregulated subsidiaries under a holding company.