This holds two litres.

That holds true also for our Central European partners.

That holds the long strand like this.

This holds up to 30,000 times its mass.

The man holds markers on everybody in this town.

We can now say definitely that this hypothesis holds water.

According to a non governmental organization, the majority of people in the Balkans rely on national television networks, so whoever holds the TV also holds power .

It also holds regular meetings at United Nations Headquarters to discuss issues of current interest.

And this holds for germs, ideas, product adoption, behaviors, and the like.

This new world your cousin talks about holds no interest for me.

It holds up the beam and that holds up the ceiling.

Ay, thou poor ghost, while memory holds a seat in this distracted globe.

The Forum also holds a high level ministerial segment of two to three days duration, as required.

Impunity holds sway.

Hope she holds.

And the PIPA Trust Board holds that license and pays the country for this.

If your luck holds out, by this time next month, I'll be a rich man.

In that we're unique, and each of us holds this critical input into production as we hold this machine.

ESCWA holds its sessions on odd years, while ECLAC holds its sessions on even years.

And also we have this belief system right now that I call the new groupthink, which holds that all creativity and all productivity comes from a very oddly gregarious place.

0 blob object holds the content in memory, 1 blob object holds the content in file.

Yes, the way this guy holds onto a dollar you'd think they weren't printing them anymore.

Hong Kong Holds its Breath

Holds the Title of Scientist.

Holds the TEXINPUTS environment variable.

Holds the BIBINPUTS environment variable.

Holds the BSTINPUTS environment variable.

Let's hope it holds out.

This statement holds true not only for personnel who provide security for United Nations assets but also for the staff required to receive, register, mark, distribute and account for United Nations property.

We wanted to see if this holds true everywhere in the world or just among wealthy countries.

So I've gone out of the lab to see if this really holds in our daily lives.

This also holds true for transnational corporations (TNCs) that establish foreign affiliates through foreign direct investment (FDI) and, through their global value chains, maintain vast networks of linkages to businesses in developing countries.

An Image field holds a picture.

He holds her in his arms

Your tent holds over 1,000 people...

Who knows what the future holds?

Professor Azuma holds the strongest influence.

Mommy knows what they call them, but I forgot. Now this stick, is that what holds it together?

It also has a pneumatic cuff that holds it on, so the more they put themselves under load, the more it attaches.

The number of injuries and cases of poisoning also increased and holds fourth place on the list of leading causes of death.

I also remain concerned about the human rights situation in Iraq, which holds the potential of undermining national dialogue and reconciliation efforts.

This sector methodology holds considerable promise to increase access to financial services dramatically among large numbers of poor people.

This initiative holds considerable promise for meeting the Charter obligation to save future generations from the scourge of war.

However, the lawyer at this stage has no access to the written material or evidence that the Procuratorate holds.

Library of Congress holds 18 million volumes.