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to hold {verb}
ocupar · aguantar · ostentar · poseer · sujetar · empuñar · celebrar · caber · detentar · asir
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English-Spanish translation for "hold"
"hold" Spanish translation
hold {noun}
refrigerated cargo hold sea water circulating pump
cargo hold dehumidifying system
cargo hold refrigerating plant
hold bulkhead
hold pillar
to hold {verb}
It is a particular privilege to hold the presidency at a time when history is being made.
The United Kingdom has been truly proud to hold the Presidency of the Council during these last six months.
I would say as well that in any parliamentary democracy it is the majority in the House that determines who should hold the presidency.
He has done an outstanding job in establishing the role and function of the Ombudsman as the first person to hold this important post.
He held various posts in the party before becoming deputy leader in 1992.
We can hold on a few minutes longer, but not much more.
I thank all of you who have held out for so long, particularly the members of the Commission and its officials!
It is one thing to issue a piece of legislation, because everything holds up on paper, and a completely different thing to put it into practice.
We have had an Austrian Presidency; the Presidency is now held by the Finns.
As such, it currently holds the chair of the APEC and next November is organizing the APEC summit in Vancouver.
Ireland holds the presidency of the European Union at a critical juncture in history.
Mr President, the dubious honour of holding the world record in human rights abuses goes to the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
As it holds the EU Presidency, how does Austria view this step and what does it believe the consequences will be?
to hold and manage the official foreign reserves of the Member States;
The EU also intends to hold emission rights itself.
The European Central Bank shall have the full right to hold and manage the foreign reserves that are transferred to it and to use them for
Why was the information that the United States is believed to have held not passed on?
Nevertheless, it is now Belarus which holds the key to that process.
Remove any screw or hook holding your sound card in place.
If there are any screws holding in the hard disk, you'll need a small screwdriver to unscrew them.
Unplug any cables from the back of the network adapter, and remove any screws or hooks holding the network adapter in place.
He wondered to what extent legislation should delve into details and gave an example involving people holding ladders.
Intramedullary implants are nails inserted from the top of the femur into the inner cavity of the femur bone ('the medulla') and held in place with screws.
This conference was held because it is a democratic right to hold conferences.
I understand there is no intention to hold referendums in Romania and Bulgaria.
It has taken four years for us to be in a position to hold a summit of this kind.
We could subsequently hold hearings, seminars etc. on these subjects.
There has been an agreement to hold this extraordinary sitting today.
And it goes without saying that the standards the world has set for human rights must hold sway over the claims of nation states to...
That is quite extraordinary because the holding of the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay runs contrary to human rights.
The keepers must keep an up-to-date register on the holding, and the competent authority must keep an up-to-date central register of holdings.
There, a people has stirred itself into action and, using peaceful means, forced the holding of free elections.
Unfortunately, the discussion we are holding today in the European Parliament will have no impact on the final decision.
In Germany at least, most patents are held by companies that are constantly extending their patents.
The interests of clients are fully safeguarded as their assets are held by independent and fully capitalised and regulated depositories.
The new frameworks have not yet been agreed upon, a situation for which, among others, the state currently holding the Presidency bears great responsibility.
Here too we feel we are being held accountable to Parliament, and quite rightly so.
person who holds responsibility in the field of health care and care for the
His precept surely holds true among nations as it does among individuals.
Could the Commission be held liable in such a case for the functioning of OLAF?
The World Day of Prayer for Peace held in Assisi on 27 October 1986
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