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hold

[hohld] / hoʊld /










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“Those who abuse our system will be held accountable.”

From Los Angeles Times

The prime minister was speaking during a visit to Northern Ireland where he is due to hold talks with party leaders and also visit a community centre.

From BBC

This means that even if a subcontractor of the airline was at fault for the luggage becoming lost, the airline itself will be held responsible.

From BBC

Technology secretary Liz Kendall said no platform would get a "free pass" when it came to protecting children and that Ofcom had her full support in holding the platforms to account.

From BBC

He says that this type of crime may not be subject to a statute of limitations, so Brazilians involved could still be held accountable.

From BBC