Sentence examples for french maintained from inspiring English sources
Although French maintained Britain's advantage heading into the changeover in the combined event, 21-year-old 21-year-old 21-year-old Evans struggledphase whinh allowed Kinderis themove clear.
The relationship between the French and the Iroquois were strained long before the Lachine Massacre, as the French maintained relations with other tribes as well, both for trade and war alliances, such as the Abenaki.
The British and French, under those circumstances, released Belgium from her Locarno obligations to render mutual assistance in the event of German aggression toward Poland, while the British and French maintained their military obligations to Belgium.
The French, maintaining they already had strong rules on the subject, predictably dismissed the issue.
The French maintain, for instance, certain Catholic public holidays, such as Ascension.
I have seen a copy of the letter, in which French maintains his position that Mahmood's previous evidence to the committee was questionable.
It's an ancient statute that, the French maintain, bars succession to the French throne to anyone whose title (like Henry's) was passed down through a female ancestor.
It took another 10 years of heavy politicking, and mobilisation of support from the Organisation of African Unity, before President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing recognised the advantage of conceding, with the important proviso, which Gouled was canny enough to accept, that the French maintain nearly 4,000 troops at the Djibouti naval base.
France classified most documents related to the Uprising, and the French government maintained silence on the subject until French president Jacques Chirac termed it "unacceptable" during an official visit to Madagascar in 2005.
The French club maintained that paracetamol codeine, taken by Armitage, is a medicine authorised by the French Agency for the Fight against Doping.
French courts maintained that the terms of the 1962 Evian Accords, which led to Algerian independence, protect French officials from any legal action.
