Sentence examples for it expects to maintain from inspiring English sources

Fortunately it is a company with several different export markets, and it expects to maintain its workforce by selling elsewhere.

Time magazine is shutting some of its bureau buildings overseas, including in Paris, although it expects to maintain "laptop" correspondents, who can work from home.

The company also said it expects to maintain an investment-grade credit rating.

It expects to maintain similar margins on sales of $38 million for the fiscal year ending on Sept. 30.

It has held short-term interest rates near zero since late 2008, and it has said that it expects to maintain that policy at least until late 2014.

Citing these concerns, several analysts said the Fed was likely to make a more modest shift in its approach, such as publishing a prediction of the level at which it expects to maintain short-term interest rates over the next several years, alongside existing predictions of the future path of economic growth, unemployment and the rate of inflation.

Although it had never indicated its capital plans, the bank stunned many investors when it said it expected to maintain its quarterly dividend at 5 cents, and unlike its peers, did not mention whether the Fed had granted it approval to return capital to shareholders in the future.

As if to underscore that trend, Delta Airlines, the world's biggest airline by passengers carried, said Tuesday that it expected to maintain its seating capacity next year at 2009 levels, rather than cut seats by a further 3percentt as previously planned.

Amid a downturn in global equity markets that is buffeting investment banking, Credit Suisse said that it expected to "maintain its strategic momentum and performance" even though the economic picture and the capital markets have been "less robust" so far this year.

Gateway said it expected to maintain its 23.2percentt gross margins even though it foresaw a new price war sweeping through the consumer products industry and had no intention of staying out of it if cutting prices was necessary to maintain market share.

As if to underscore that trend, Delta Air Lines, the world's biggest airline by passengers carried, said on Tuesday that it expected to maintain its seating capacity next year at 2009 levels, rather than cut seats by a further 3percentt as previously planned.