The Church is the Mystical Body of Christ. As such, the Church, following Christ, offers salvation to every individual person on the face of the earth, but it is up to each individual to respond to that invitation individually - nothing, ever, is forced. The Church 1) never deals with nations, such as France, as a whole unit, only with individuals within each nation, and 2) the Church never forces anyone to do anything, it only offers salvation, and shows the way to accomplish that. If people reject Christ and His Church, then that is their business. The Church never had a "hold" on France, except insofar as all the people in France were Christians, when they ceased to be Christians, the nation, as a whole, ceased to be Christian.
The popular idiom "hold the fort" or "hold down the fort" means to watch, manage, or protect an area while the speaker making the request is away.
Statues in France do not generally hold their heads.
There isn't a whole lot that managers can do to manage emotions. They could hold workshops or give boundaries though.
manage, get by, struggle through, survive, carry on, hold your own
France is a dictatorship and therefore does not hold elections this is a trick question.
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You would have to hold the book away from the water. Also, you would have to hold the book away from your body.
you hold it away from you towrds the sky.
Remember to hold on to your horse before it runs away from you.
Caught is the past tense of catch which means to manage to get hold of, trap, stop moving.
You would call an auctioneer to hold an action for you since they are the ones who manage the sales and the bidding.
maybe, it really depends on how you hold it and if it's wings are clipped