Sentence examples for maintained an ongoing from inspiring English sources

Since the very first plans were drawn up in 2007, we have been through an extensive consultation and planning process and have maintained an ongoing dialogue with local residents.

Last December, in a unanimous vote, the Appellate Term of State Supreme Court reversed the decision, saying Ms. Young had not maintained an "ongoing, substantial, physical nexus with the subject apartment".

PHP was developed further and commercialized by Zend, but Lerdorf has maintained an ongoing involvement with the open source project.

We maintained an ongoing discussion, which ultimately led to the founding of my first company, Athena Neurosciences.

Tichelman and Hayes had reportedly met on the website SeekingArrangement.com, and had maintained an "ongoing prostitution relationship," according to police.

Greg Aiello, the league's vice president for public relations, said it tries to set a "fair, reasonable price" to maintain an "ongoing relationship with fans and business associates".

Mr. Gardner was a prolific and attentive correspondent; he devoted a day each week to maintaining an ongoing written conversation with mathematicians and readers worldwide.

Ulbricht was convicted in February after a four-week trial on all seven counts, from selling narcotics and money laundering to maintaining an "ongoing criminal enterprise", a charge usually reserved for mob kingpins.

Lucas Ferrara, a Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said courts generally require the landlord to demonstrate by "objective, empirical evidence" that the tenant does not maintain "an ongoing, substantial, physical nexus with the controlled premises for actual living purposes".

The admirals discussed "freedom of navigation operations, the relationship between the two navies including pending port visits, senior leader engagement and the importance of maintaining an ongoing dialogue", a Pentagon spokesman said.

The Internet Gaming Zone was just as David Kushner described it ("Stop Chatting and Deal, Grandpa," June 1): a place for people to play games like hearts, spades and chess, while maintaining an ongoing conversation at the bottom of the screen.