Its captains have detoured to avoid rough seas, keeping a day's cushion in reserve to maintain their promised arrival times.
After Tottenham and Chelsea drew, and Manchester United and Manchester City lost, the Gunners capitalised to maintain their early-season promise.
The world's most enthusiastic jailer had 1.96m of the population under lock and key at the end of 2001, some 25,000 up on a year before, and 4.66m people on probation or parole.A group of big international banks promised to maintain their "general level of business" with Brazil but stopped short of promising to restore the lines of trade credit that were cut during recent financial-market turmoil.
This time, officials have promised to maintain their efforts even as the economy shows signs of improvement.
But many of the incoming conservatives, like Ms. Beck, promise to maintain their government-pruning zeal, even if it means making decisions like cutting teachers and raising college tuition.
In addition to the litigation, officials said they expect to divest up to $5 billion in investments from as many as 190 companies with fossil fuel ties, even as they promised to maintain their fiduciary duty to New York's pensioners.
And while most companies still maintain their own data centers, the promise is that instead of making costly investments in redundant I.T. hardware, more and more companies will tap into the utility-computing grid, piggybacking on the infrastructures of others.
Most high-end leather makers, from Coach to Escada, promise to repair and maintain their products for life.
Mr Ogden had carried out the interviews with people in American, Britain and Canada on a promise of maintaining their anonymity.
By following through on their promises, maintaining delivery times, ensuring project deadlines are met, and monitoring processes to help the business run smoother and faster.
