Sentence examples for keeping valid from inspiring English sources

Voting is integral to the strength of our democracy, and we should be working to increase voting participation, not keeping valid voters from having their voices heard.

In a collaborative way, a node could respond to the demand of other nodes if it is keeping a valid copy of the required document.

The student is responsible for maintaining legal status by keeping his/her passport valid, registering annually with WCGS, and reporting changes in status and location.

It is then remarkable that development should maintain the value of π for pinwheel density when scaled with respect to the current value of column spacing, keeping Result 2 valid over time (of course the density seems to move if one does not change the definition of column spacing over time, but the best-suited quantity for measuring column spacing seems to change).

Algorithm 3 describes a routine for shuffling a tree, while preserving most of its structural features (e.g. number of stacks, amount of multi-loops) and keeping the tree valid in terms of RNA secondary structure (exemplified in Figure  10).

Apple's commitment to keeping OSX and iOS valid for older devices is a classic double-edged sword.

"Do you get to take the bathroom wall with you when you leave?" Security specialists say companies have valid reasons for keeping laid-off workers far from their computers.

Authors may be better placed than editors to know who is best qualified to evaluate their findings, and they may have valid reasons for keeping sensitive results out of the hands of a close competitor.

Having a say over one's reviewers has benefits for authors: They may be more familiar than editors with who is best qualified to review their work and may have valid reasons for keeping sensitive results out of the hands of a close competitor.

Although keeping dues low is a valid concern, artificially suppressing dues at the expense of the safety and stability of the association's infrastructure is not a "good faith" course of action, let alone sound business judgment.

Population studies recontact their participants for updates, or to take new measurements, thereby keeping ongoing consent alive and valid.