Sentence examples for maintain worldwide from inspiring English sources

In terms of the impact of the cuts on BBC News and the BBC World Service, he said that there would not be a big change in the number of bureaux the corporation will maintain worldwide.

Even so, to be effective, maintain worldwide support and have any chance of unseating Mr. Assad, the council and Free Syrian Army must redouble their efforts to unify and discipline their campaign.

This study therefore highlights the need for comprehensive studies of the different components of immune protection, and the need to maintain worldwide virological and ILI surveillance for early detection of antigenic drift.

The Defense Mapping Agency, through agreement with the British Admiralty and other chart-producing countries, maintains worldwide coverage that is constantly updated.

He is aided by his brother, a demolition worker in the French town of Lille, and by a network of "pickers" that he maintains worldwide to collect objects of disparate provenance to outfit their spaces: twin doors from a post office, great lamps from a Calais asylum.

The swarms of hungry people arriving in cities are an added strain on aid agencies, which are having a hard time maintaining worldwide donations so long into the war; this year, $168 million is needed for its program in Angola, the World Food Program says.

Data for birds and protected area requirements yield estimated costs for maintaining worldwide diversity targets.

It is maintained worldwide in an enzootic cycle, transmitted primarily between avian hosts and mosquito vectors.

This means that available exports of oil will decline much faster that worldwide oil production does, so that even if we can maintain the worldwide production plateau indefinitely, we Americans will see our slice of the oil pie dwindle year by year.

Having a holistic, global approach will uniquely position the firm to serve both of these client groups, allowing us to maintain our worldwide market leadership in ECM.

Mostly Mr. Sheen reels off figures that are individually stunning (it now costs $4.8 billion a year to maintain the worldwide stockpile of nuclear material), but, as figures tend to be, collectively numbing.