| It is the usual practice to record a portion of a contract as a holdback as the work progresses. |
| That the full Siri isn't available smacks more of a marketing department holdback than technical limitations. |
| In certain of those cases, the holdback funds were released in contravention of that agreement, and damages were incurred and calculable because of that breach. |
| When the nerve is unduly irritated the holdback, or inhibitory force, is increased, and the heart slows up in the same measure. |
| Third, the aircraft was stuck because they tried to taxi it clear with the holdback still in tension. |
| In this case no work had been performed under the contract and the holdback should not have been recorded. |
