Sentence examples for maintain outside from inspiring English sources

One of the major culprits are thought to be buy-to-let landlords who want their rental properties to have easy and cheap to maintain outside spaces.

If there is a precedent, it might be found in New York State government, where legislators serve part-time and are allowed to maintain outside businesses, which range from coffee shops to their own law firms.

"I feel confident that my ideas are good enough to go up against the rest of the world, but the question is, can I generate enough preliminary data fast enough" to obtain and maintain outside funding for his lab.

So there would be absolutely no scintilla of a doubt on this matter, at the last general election I made it very clear on my election address that I had outside interests and would continue to maintain outside interests if I were re-elected to parliament".

Patients randomised to CM will receive an intervention designed to offer support for ED-FUs and the professionals who work with them inside the hospital, as well as for the community medical- and social providers who will maintain outside continuity of care: – The CM team (four nurses) will meet the patient at the hospital or ambulatory EDs.

This is a separate account teens maintain outside of their "real" Instagrams, which are far more polished.

On one side -- opposed to normalizing trade -- are those who argue that Congress should vote every year on China's trade status, thus maintaining outside pressure on Beijing to respond to complaints of human rights abuses.

Yet Garcia maintains, "Outside funders don't drive our mission.We drive funders to our members and their ideas.... .. Right.

Hand disinfection can easily be introduced and maintained outside clinical settings as part of the daily hand hygiene.

We were able to demonstrate that hand disinfection can easily be introduced and maintained outside clinical settings as a part of the daily hand hygiene [ 46, 47].

A few hundred more cameras, over which the city authorities have no influence, are maintained outside federal buildings.