The office typically recognizes that to maintain the deference the Court gives it, it must not swing from one position to another when administrations change.
Rather, the police are regarded as instruments of a legitimate institution by some population, and the organisation depends upon propaganda and habit to maintain popular deference to their authority.
But they are insisting on maintaining the deference they now receive.
By the time the investigations were over, Olmsted maintained, the press, the Congress, and the public "preferred to maintain their basic deference to the secret government".
And they were pleasantly surprised when Falconer was followed by Jack Straw, who still seemed to maintain some of the deference he must have felt when addressing the bench as a junior barrister.
While maintaining a posture of deference toward Congress, he managed legislation more effectively than any other president of the 19th century.
According to sociologist Eric Anderson, monogamy's cultural deference is maintained through myths sustaining the belief that an exclusive relationship is the only acceptable form of coupling.
Instead, let me point out that even if we maintain the assumption it still might make sense to extend the boundaries of deference beyond those who are terminally ill or experiencing unbearable, interminable suffering.
Maintain, maintain, maintain.
Wearing a dark-gray suit, a pink shirt, and no tie, he smiled and waved to a crowd of waiting photographers, but he maintained a public silence out of deference to the judges and the ongoing investigation.
In its obsequious deference to others, niceness maintains the status quo.
