Sentence examples for have continuously maintained from inspiring English sources

The remaining state-recognized tribes that are seeking federal recognition have continuously maintained their reservations and their government to government relationship with the state of Connecticut, Ms. DeMarce noted.

This time it began, "Changes current law to permit insurance companies to offer a discount to drivers who have continuously maintained their auto insurance coverage... .. Like magic, "increase" and "raise" had disappeared.

Apple has continuously maintained that it complied with tax laws in Europe and the U.S., though it certainly took advantage of favorable tax laws in Ireland.

Lam and Yap (2007) highlight that Kelang and Tanjung Pelepas provide competition for Singapore, although Singapore has continuously maintained the premier transshipment hub position.

It became the cultivar with the largest cultivation area in 1979, and since then, has continuously maintained its top position in Japan.

Koshihikari's share of the total cultivated area became the largest of any cultivar in Japan in 1979, reaching 297,000 ha (13.2% of the total), and it has continuously maintained the top position since then (Fig. 4).

The Trust has continuously maintained the island since then as a conservation area.

Since the end of the war the RAN has continuously maintained a frigate in the Persian Gulf to protect Iraq's oil infrastructure and participate in counter-smuggling operations.

While the AQAIS operating in Bangladesh has repeatedly claimed responsibility of these attacks, the Prime Minister has continuously maintained the stance that, "No (ISIS) exists in Bangladesh, but a few home-grown outfits in the name of Islam are conducting terrorist activities".

Sulcia has continuously maintained associations with symbionts providing these functions, even as these partners were sometimes replaced over evolutionary time in particular lineages (fig. 1; Buchner 1965; Moran et al. 2005; McCutcheon and Moran 2010).

It is thus possible that contemporary nuclear channels have been continuously maintained since the origin of eukaryotes, and may fulfill some of the same physiological functions in nuclei as they originally did in prokaryotes.