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The remaining 3 percent would be held back for 30 days to help stabilize the fund.

And if they did poorly in summer school, they would be held back.

Mr Erdogan said yesterday that Turkish retaliation would be held back since France might "correct its mistake".

In contrast, the euro area, it was widely argued, would be held back by its over-tight macroeconomic policies and its sclerotic labour and product markets.

But last fall, Texas relaxed its third-grade reading standards when it became evident that thousands of students would be held back after failing a statewide achievement test.

As Mr. Groz envisions it, a portion of the money a person spends on a lottery ticket would be held back; that's the residual value.

In the event the Saturday day session is completed but the women's prime-time final is not, the singles finals would be held back-to-back Sunday afternoon and be broadcast on CBS.

When the amount of Ag was enough, the photo-excitation of the inner AgBr would be hold back, and as a result, the photocatalytic activity decreased remarkably as the reaction proceeding.

Gerrard, 33, said the match against Scotland, whom he described as "local rivals", was one players on both sides were relishing and the captain insisted neither side would be holding back.

"If any single one of these programmes tried to do a single thing that harmed the parent brand they'd be held back, and that for me is the point … These means are an end to sell products … instead of being ends in themselves, as creative endeavour should always be," added productionunit.

You say the comparison with Rooney is unfair, I agree, Rooney took his chance, Rodwell is proving a mixed bag, at Rooneys age, had he been in Rodwells situation, he'd be holding back the injured players as they got fit, don't see Rodwell doing that do you?