The first reason still holds true.

The same holds true for China.

The same holds true for several variables.

That holds true also for our Central European partners.

A similar pattern holds true in Sierra Leone and Botswana.

This holds true for other aspects, such as sentience or self awareness.

The same pattern holds true for Europe and Japan, albeit on a slightly smaller scale.

A person holds a sentence true based on what he believes and what he takes the sentence to mean.

Agricultural protectionists, through the language of food security and food self sufficiency, claim that the same holds true for food.

Of course, no one holds high office without making mistakes, even fundamental ones, and this is especially true in tumultuous periods.

The same holds true today, when countries, doing what they do best, produce more and exchange it for more of all other goods.

Equally, the foregoing observation holds true for other manufactured items, information and communication technology (ICT) products in particular, medical equipment, vaccines and biologicals.

Second, the fact that China holds so many dollars is not a true source of power, because the interdependence in the economic relationship is symmetrical.

Instead, Davidson allows that the interpreter can reasonably ascertain when a speaker holds a sentence true, without knowing anything about a particular belief or meaning.

None of this holds true for Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean islands mainly the Dominican Republic, but eventually Cuba, too, and, in its own way, Haiti.

Yet the maxim that women are increasingly present at the lower and middle level careers, but are still absent at the highest levels, continues to holds true.

Egypt Holds Its Breath

The stadium holds 22,000.

The stadium holds 23,000.

The stadium holds 16,000.

The stadium holds 20,000.

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.

Hong Kong Holds its Breath

Yet the EU holds back.

The stadium holds 40,000 people.

The stadium holds 14,600 people.

The stadium holds 41,311 people.

The stadium holds 25,000 people.

The stadium holds 18,000 people.

The stadium holds 28,000 people.

The stadium holds 10,000 people.

Asia s new clout holds tremendous promise.

Putin, quite genuinely, holds contradictory views.

Britain s stance holds lessons for today.

to he who holds its hand,

Dr. Brown holds The W. A.

The first reason still holds true. Maximizing economic, social, and cultural contact between rich and poor remains both the best way to aid the flow of knowledge and the last best hope for rapid world development.

That holds the long strand like this.

The disc in the drive holds data.

The duke holds a lot of land.

A similar pattern holds for public debt.

This insight holds two possible policy implications.

None of these legal grounds holds water.

Nonetheless, the US approach holds three lessons.

He holds a degree from Oxford University.