Sentence examples for maintain the central from inspiring English sources
Gtech will install and maintain the central system hardware, software and terminals.
IN stark contrast, James T. Quinlivan, a senior analyst at the Rand Corporation, a private research group, would maintain the central role of the Army.
With 5 Qc2 e6 6 Nbd2, Karpov saw to it that on 6... b5, he could maintain the central tension with 7 b3.
In selecting someone to run the Federal Reserve, Presidents tend to go for a dove in hawk's clothing: somebody who has sufficient credibility with the markets to maintain the central bank's inflation-fighting credentials but who is also sensitive to the needs of the broader economy, and, by extension, to the political needs of the party in power.
With Alan Greenspan, the Fed's much-respected chairman, due to retire next year after a mere 18 years in the job some Fed officials want to adopt a target, presumably to maintain the central bank's credibility in the scary new post-Greenspan era.
Astrocytes are capable of lipid uptake and serve to support, repair, and maintain the central nervous system by providing essential nutrients that encourage neuronal maturation.
"It maintains the central accountability that has been the driving force behind the dramatic turnaround we have seen in our school system," he said.
This gene codes for a protein called myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein, which plays a key role in maintaining the central nervous system via an insulating material called myelin.
Through 6 e5, the game followed the Classical Variation, but now instead of the main line, 7 O-O Nc6 8 d5 Ne7 9 Ne1, with a closed center pawn formation, Korchnoi played the Gligoric System, 7 Be3, loosely maintaining the central tension.
Mr Matolcsy rejects such criticism and says he is committed to maintaining the central bank's independence, but that new economic tools are needed to bring Hungary out of its recession.
But whereas Buridan maintained the central role of Aristotelian syllogistic, Albert, like Burley, integrated syllogistic and the study of conversions into the theory of consequences.
