Sentence examples for it needs to maintain from inspiring English sources

As roller derby moves from niche into the mainstream and accepts men into its leagues, it needs to maintain the existing gender politics or else fall into the same sexist pitfalls as other sports.

But Amtrak and its supporters are mildly optimistic that it will get $1.2 billion it says it needs to maintain its passenger rail service in 46 states.

It recently cut the number of ministries from 28 to 22. Yet for the moment the bureaucratic logjam is stopping the country building the roads, power stations and other public works it needs to maintain its growth rate.

Ukraine needs to do far more in terms of reform, but it can only do so if we strengthen our support for Ukraine by providing greater financial and technical assistance, but also by giving it the diplomatic support it needs to maintain its political independence.

He also said that he was afraid that a mandate to come up with new billions for education could further increase budgetary pressures in Scarsdale, in turn making it more difficult for the school system to continue to ask the community for the money it needs to maintain its current high standards.

The National Security Agency has lost the political support it needs to maintain its controversial Internet and phone dragnet spying operation.

The ratings last Thursday basically mirrored those for the first week, which means that although "Survivor II" won the first hour, NBC had the kind of huge Thursday night ratings it needed to maintain its overall leadership in prime time.

Although Mr. Bush forcefully called for expanding that Clinton-era program in his 2002 State of the Union address, he was largely silent last month amid objections to a $100 million emergency infusion that it needed to maintain its current level of operations.

It was always prepared and ready with all the tools it needed to maintain its productivity in the death chamber.

G.M., which was in the midst of its own wrenching reorganization, appeared to have decided it needed to maintain a foothold in Europe.

This is just as the deposed CEO starved the handset business of the investment it needed to maintain and continue to grow its market share beyond that 23% peak.