Sentence examples for would work to hold from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush said he, too, would work to hold the spending increase to what he proposed.

Mrs. Clinton said that the United States and others would work to hold "these pirate criminals" accountable.

After a documentary last year on these accounts by Chinese state television, China Mobile, one of the biggest carriers, admitted there were "loopholes and inadequacies" and said it would work to "hold people accountable".

Amnesty International USA Deputy Director Frank Jannuzi said he hoped Power would work to hold accountable "not just perceived U.S. adversaries but also U.S. friends" like Bahrain for alleged human rights violations.

Since then, they've gone through two different leaders, and are now in the midst of another leadership election to lead them into a 2018 provincial election — some candidates in the race have already pledged that they would work to hold a third referendum as soon as possible, should they get elected.

Meanwhile Unison's general secretary, Dave Prentis, said the trade union would be working to hold the leave campaigners to the promises they have made – that there will be more money for the NHS, and that workers' rights will remain intact.

We wanted it because it would work to reinforce the idea we hold most dear: that you can do whatever you want, cultivate some online fame, and ultimately translate it all into film stardom and a book deal.

He formed an 18-member cabinet that included a number of opposition politicians, and he declared that he would work toward holding the vote later in the year.

On Wednesday, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said that expanding access to such programs would "make it easier for working parents to hold down a job" and give them "peace of mind that their children are in a high-quality learning environment while they are at work".

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would work with the U.N. Security Council on "significant measures" to hold North Korea to account for what he called a flagrant violation of U.N. resolutions on North Korea's use of ballistic missile technology.

The United States would work with Turkey and other allies "to hold the Assad regime accountable," Mrs. Clinton said, referring to President Bashar al-Assad.