Sentence examples for maintain its availability from inspiring English sources

Studies from 2008 to 2009 indicate that L. canarium has been overexploited and overfished in many areas; malacologists and ecologists have recommended reducing exploitation rates to maintain its availability as a natural resource.

"Jamie has been struggling with a groin problem for several months and every attempt had been made to maintain his availability whilst trying to strengthen and rehabilitate the groin at the same time.

He also maintains his availability, should the team need his talents, to play center field for the New York Mets.

Though he faced ridicule from the Democratic-Republican faction, he maintained his availability for public service.

On this basis, he had decided to maintain their availability within the constraints of the House of Lords judgment.

Last, we present proposals that aim to maintain the availability of network virtualization environments.

This chapter deals with the static and dynamic monitoring features that enable to manage and maintain system availability.

These enable to know if the FMS can react with its current configuration, or if its configuration has to be changed to go on with the production, or if the production has to be changed to maintain FMS availability.

It was re-established a few hours later, but Harris warns that developers can expect more of that in the coming weeks — and these downgrades can happen without notice as Twitter attempts to maintain service availability.

For example: a toddler may have come to depend upon a type C strategy of tantrums in working to maintain the availability of an attachment figure whose inconsistent availability has led the child to distrust or distort causal information about their apparent behaviour.

Crittenden proposes that both kinds of information can be split off from consciousness or behavioural expression as a 'strategy' to maintain the availability of an attachment figure: "Type A strategies were hypothesized to be based on reducing perception of threat to reduce the disposition to respond.