Sentence examples for effectively maintaining from inspiring English sources

Now the government is delaying scheduled union elections, effectively maintaining its freeze on associations that once were a forum for political activity.

STF greatly expands the design space of TCP-friendly traffic control protocols, while still effectively maintaining the desired fairness of the Internet.

A novel design to inhibit anodic corrosion is proposed by separating the Al anode from the gel electrolyte when not in use, thereby effectively maintaining the available capacity of the battery.

The current farm-management practices at the study site of intensive cattle grazing (break-feeding at 35-day rotations during summer and 70-day rotations during winter) and annual topdressing with fertiliser (and lime every four years) are effectively maintaining the clover-perennial ryegrass dominated pastures on the lower angle slopes and flats.

In addition, it enriches this theory by further analyzing the ineffectiveness of individual social capital on illegal immigration behaviors, as well as by showing the increasing effect of community-level social capital on personal immigration decisions, the changing logic in the construction of community-level social capital, and the ways of effectively maintaining it during the migration process.

Effectively maintaining the stealth features can decrease the F-22's mission capable rate to 62 70%.

The effect of GDT on MAP indicated that GDT effectively maintained hemodynamic stability.

After a crisis of this magnitude, it amazes me that some of our reform proposals effectively maintain the status quo in so many critical areas".

The transfer, he said, indicated Congress's intent to preserve the display of the cross, and this effectively "maintains the government's endorsement of the cross".

The dual-class stock structure, already in place at Facebook and Google, allows founders to effectively maintain control of their companies while still trading in the public markets.

Christian missionaries wrought havoc among conquered peoples by depriving them of long-established customs that effectively maintained psychic and social balance within the group; tribal song and dance were ruthlessly repressed.