Sentence examples for Maintain its presence from inspiring English sources

Gen. Soedrajat, the military spokesman, said in published remarks that if the East Timorese voted for independence and civil war erupted, the Indonesian military might find it "difficult... to maintain its presence" in the territory.

Ian Kenyon, executive director of corporate resources at Cancer Research UK, says the charity has considered relocating but feels it's important to maintain its presence in the capital.

Abdul Aziz said Libya would maintain its presence in 39 African countries with which it has diplomatic relations, and which have benefited from Libyan investments.

The administration should also drop its ideological resistance to a larger U.N. role in Iraq -- and prevail on the U.N. to maintain its presence, despite the terrible bloodshed.

The waning attention span of the audience, of course, and the crush of popular culture against which classical music must fight to maintain its presence.

South Africa thus finds itself in a quandary, needing to maintain its presence as a respected emerging power as well as a regional powerhouse.

In this conventional centralized context, in which PLN, as the owner of the hardware and the initial holder of the PV technology cultural capital, does not need to delegate the software and orgware of the PV operation to the local communities so long as it maintains its presence in the location where PV systems are installed.

Mr. Safdar said Jamiat had maintained its presence in the university because it was supported by a vast majority of the students.

In October, it announced that it will close its Islamic finance operations in six markets, maintaining its presence only in Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and a scaled-down operation in Indonesia.

Or does NATO want instability as a reason for maintaining its presence there?

Of course, updating a blog is essential for maintaining its presence and importance.