Sentence examples for context of maintaining from inspiring English sources

"We must protect and improve estates," he writes, setting this goal in the context of maintaining neighbourhood diversity: "The social housing they provide is a foundation of our mixed city".

A College of Policing spokesman said: "Before we undertake any international work, we refer to the International Policing Assistance Board (IPAB), which assesses all requests against British values and in the context of maintaining UK security.

"Attracting and keeping this foreign debt is vital for this country but there are understandably some concerns about the size and nature of this debt, particularly in the context of maintaining Australia's AAA credit rating.

The multiple roles and services of community media have gained new attention in recent years throughout many countries, particularly in the context of maintaining and promoting independent local communication.

He's tried to position himself as somebody whose advice goes beyond how do you simply deal with the inquiry from a reporter and it becomes more, How do you position yourself in a larger context of maintaining the image that is important for a business, or an individual, or a brand name, or a family?" That is pretty much how Rubenstein views himself.

However, our fault-tolerant model is in context of maintaining inter-node connectivity rather than reliable event notification delivery.

These results overall indicate a significant stimulation effect of increased risk-seeking, in the context of maintained sensitivity to risk.

AGE levels increase in the context of maintained hyperglycaemia [ 9] and they trigger intracellular signalling pathways that activate NF-κB transcription factor, promoting oxidative stress [ 10], which also contributes to AGE formation [ 11].

Biocuration is often analyzed in the context of continually maintained biological databases that have the goal of following a growing area of biology.

Here we examine the experiences of professional staff providing maternal care in public rural health facilities in Southern Tanzania, focusing on issues arising in the context of poorly maintained equipment and insufficient key drugs and other supplies.

Focus group discussions and in-depth interviews were conducted with different staff cadres from all facility levels in order to explore experiences and views of providing maternity care in the context of poorly maintained equipment, and insufficient drugs and other supplies.