Sentence examples for grounds to maintain from inspiring English sources

The International Amateur Athletic Federation, track and field's world governing body, said in a statement that its three-man arbitration panel had decided after a hearing last month there were not the grounds to maintain the suspension of Merlene Ottey from competition.

Israelis also worried that he would seek to impose an international force on the ground to maintain security, an idea favored by many in the international community but that still leaves some Israeli hawks queasy.

He added, "It's important that everybody work together, police and military forces, to provide the troops we need, the people we need on the ground to maintain stability".

The empty space between the borehole wall and the tube was closed firmly with the same extracted soil from the ground to maintain soil homogeneity.

You've got to try to win over even your fiercest critics, or at least find enough common ground to maintain a working relationship.

Press your fingers into the ground to maintain a strong grip on the ground.

These will be staked into the ground to maintain the shape of your wire bin, so be sure that they are longer than the height of your chicken wire.

Chemical dust suppressants generally require more than one application to exposed ground surfaces to maintain the soil wetness level required to reduce dust emissions under the combined action of wind, high ambient temperature, low relative humidity, and vehicular traffic.

Tunnel linings are structural systems installed after (or during) excavation to provide ground support, to maintain the tunnel opening, to limit the inflow of ground water, to support appurtenances and to provide a base for the final finished exposed surface of the tunnel.

Another challenge for commanders of troops now on the ground is to maintain the combat focus of soldiers eagerly awaiting their departure day.

With on-the-ground staff to maintain the homes it manages, Vacasa also can integrate qualitative local information in a way the competition often can't.