Sentence examples for years held that from inspiring English sources

First, the Court of Human Rights has, consistently, over recent years held that the publication of photographs taken in public places is an interference with Article 8 rights which requires "public interest" justification.

A 2003 decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, which has been cited by a number of other courts over the years, held that striking down a secrecy provision of an arbitration agreement was necessary precisely because of the advantages it provides to companies being challenged.

When the prime minister offered her the title of dame, she could have done no better than to refuse in the same gentle but firm terms as Bean, who, although he expressed his gratitude for the offer of a knighthood, wrote: I have for many years held that in Australia the interest of the nation would best be served by the elimination of social distinctions, as far as is reasonably possible.

A convention of novels aimed at children in the middle-grade years holds that whatever problem a girl confronts, her parents will not be the ones to help.

The economic orthodoxy of the past 30 years holds that a stiff dose of inequality brings more efficient and faster-growing economies.

Elliot Spillers, from Pelham, Ala., was student body president at the University of Alabama last year — the first black student in 40 years to have held that position.

Each year is linked to the article about the Grammy Awards held that year.

The following year Moore took second place yet again in the World Championship, held that year in Philadelphia.

(In a stroke of geographic luck, the Democratic National Convention was held that year in Los Angeles).

He won the title at Deja Blue, a similar competition held that year in the Cayman Islands.

The Islamist Justice and Development party won the first ever free elections, held that year.