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A vote will only be held if the strategy is well received.

An initial suggestion that there would be "naming and shaming" of companies has been withdrawn and figures will only be held privately by the government.

Civil court cases will only be held in secret in "very limited circumstances", Justice Secretary Ken Clarke has said.

Maybe it is only a Treasury and maybe it will only be held for its option value.

The run-off will only be held if no candidate secures the required 50% of the vote for an outright victory.

Ministers also said legislation would be introduced next month to ensure that businesses will only be held liable for civil damages in health and safety cases if they can be shown to have acted negligently.

"Reporters will not only be held to standards of accuracy and the like, but scrutinized for evidence of self-dealing and self-interest, which can be toxic to a news organization".

It seems that they will only be annual affairs, held as the lower house of Parliament breaks for the summer.

But unlike the super-club-sized Trouw, De School will only be licensed to hold 500 people.

Entry to viewing areas along the Thames will only be open to people holding tickets to the event, which is raising money for Unicef Boris Johnson said he had seen nothing to suggest a specific terror threat to London and urged people to "get out there and soak up" the celebrations.

Khan is set to remain with the club after the takeover, but the CVA will only be approved if creditors holding cumulatively over 75% of the debt allow it.