Sentence examples for and will be sustained from inspiring English sources

Jeff Nelligan, a spokesman for the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, which administers Schip, issued a statement saying, "We are confident that our requirements are appropriate and will be sustained in a court of law".

And in the world's most populous nation itself, Western-style democracy is nowhere on the horizon - though whether that position can and will be sustained indefinitely in the face of democratic trends elsewhere in Asia and the expansion of China's middle class is another question.

Federal authorities have said multiple factors indicate that the Yellowstone grizzly population "is healthy and will be sustained into the future".

Federal authorities said Thursday that multiple factors indicate the Yellowstone grizzly population "is healthy and will be sustained into the future".

The Interior Department estimates the population to be around 700 bears ― up from as few as 136 in 1975 ― and said multiple factors indicate it "is healthy and will be sustained into the future".

"This is clearly a legacy we bring with us, and it will be sustained in our new place".So far, reaction to the merger has been mixed.

What is certain is that the longer troops remain in the battlefield, the more that deaths and injuries will be sustained.

"It is too early to say whether the rebounds in growth and inflation will be sustained, but the upturn in August suggests that the weaker exchange rate and recent policy action have helped to avert a downturn," he added.

As shown by the important role of electricity production in the coming years, I do not think the present CO2 emission reduction in Germany and UK will be sustained in the long run.As regards UK, the large negative emission came from the gas reserves in the North Sea and dash for gas power generation in the 90's.

Yet almost as quickly, questions have emerged among United States officials and others about how the offensive has been carried out and whether it will be sustained.

And can that will be sustained when the going gets tough?" asked Mr. Lunn, who served at NATO headquarters during the 1980s European missile crisis.