Examples of using Had held in English and their translations into Danish
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The words of Sa'ad hung heavily upon the hearts of the Muslims and they wished they had held their tongues over the issue whether
I had held it in my hand when switched on,
the Association for active drug users pointed out that it was now soon nine years since you last had held a hearing in Landstingssalen where heroin trial was on the agenda.
Subsequently, the Court stated that, as it had held in Case 1 52/84- Marshall,
they were able to cast off the puppets' shackles that had held them captive.
The last supper story inspired individuals to seek the chalice that had held the blood of Jesus,
Anne became his sole beneficiary, however she had held his hand while he signed it.
If the Community had held its share of world trade(more than 51% of exports in 1970),
in the very last days of the Visigoths, who had held Iberia since 568 AD,
She had held onto the violin and bow in her limp hands for a little while
to her heart and had the courage to move on in faith after breaking away from what she had held on to previously.
Cotter I, where it had held that standing by itself, and in the light of the objec tive
where it had held that where a person was able to rely on a directive as against the State,
where it had held that the award of a pension supplement in case of a dependent spouse was
The last supper story inspired individuals to seek the chalice that had held the blood of Jesus,
a proposal from the Cooperation Sub-Committee for Agricultural and Rural Development, which had held its inaugural meeting- adopted the necessary acts(i.e. statutes
unwise for the state to compensate those who up to the last moment had held and bought property involving wrong,
admitting that he had beaten people in a park, that he had held her down while people raped her,
were built on that order of compulsion which its people long had held to be the curse of Europe.
whereby the Court had held that the French Repub lic had failed to fulfil its obligations regarding the adoption of all measures mentioned therein,