Sentence examples for maintain a representative from inspiring English sources

However, the PRC continues to maintain a representative office on Nauru.

Jefferson understood that to maintain a representative form of government requires that financial information be transparent and accurate.

SDR gives a boost to whichever candidates, and parties, have sparked the most voter energy, which in turn is fundamental to maintaining a representative democracy based in the "consent of the governed".

"I think the idea is a commitment and a resolve to make sure we can have a Greens representative and maintain a Greens representative in each state, to be able to represent the progressive views of that state, and I think that's probably not a surprising thing," she said.

Conversely, if the target species exerts positive interactions to non-palm saplings, the target species would accumulate and maintain an over-representative proportion of sapling diversity in its proximity (i.e., being a diversity accumulator).

To prevent regressions and to evaluate cases in which there are tradeoffs in prediction accuracy among various rules, we maintain a testbed of representative proteins.

Although the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) maintains a nationally representative Sample Vital Registration System (SVRS) which records causes of death based on the information collected by a lay reporting system, there are reservations about the accuracy of the causes of death information from this system [ 6].

Currently, there is no methodology for customers to maintain a relationship with a company representative.

Hypercholesterolaemia was removed from the logistic regression models in order to maintain a large enough and sufficiently representative sample size.

Most importantly, it is possible that the older allotment gardeners were self-selected for their fitness to maintain a garden, and thus, not representative of the general population of older gardeners.

It may be a criminal offense for O.S.C.E.'s representatives to maintain a presence within 100 feet of a polling place's entrance".