Sentence examples for is in place to maintain from inspiring English sources

It is this effort that is in place to maintain low crime and unemployment rates throughout the year.

Still, a theatrical pro was in place to maintain standards and foster innovation.

Commercial decisions are transparent and we ensure the appropriate checks are in place to maintain our editorial independence and integrity.

"Appropriate checks based on robust science must be in place to maintain this safety record and the committee's recommendation reflects this.

At the same time, specialized mechanisms are in place to maintain excitability and firing within a bounded range to preserve balanced activity in neural circuits.

The former are in place to maintain competitive balance, the latter to ensure that tournaments can take place regularly and on a fair basis, avoiding the possibility that financial difficulties of individual clubs can reflect on the organisation of tournaments.

It's that same dedication that lead the current owners along with Walker's great-great granddaughter to team up with the National Trust for Historic Preservation to ensure that the proper legal protections are in place to maintain the historic integrity along with a responsible way to financially sustain the house for the future.

Certainly, with the abundance of anabolic signalling data obtained in close temporal proximity to the exercise bout and their activation decreasing beyond the end of exercise [6], [12] suggests that other mechanisms are in place to maintain synthetic rates in the hours and possibly days after exercise [19].

Interestingly, no invasion defect was observed in T. gondii with down-regulated P-gp expression, suggesting either that the reduced P-gp activity may still be sufficient to guarantee a normal infection rate, or that compensatory mechanisms are in place to maintain proper Ca2+ regulation.

53 It is therefore advisable that appropriate hygienic measures and ventilation systems are in place to maintain NCl3 below this threshold at all times.

86– 88 Current controls are in place to maintain the UK free of E. multilocularis, 89 which is an emerging urban zoonosis in continental Europe 90 exacerbated by the urban fox population.