Sentence examples for maintained that when from inspiring English sources
The spokeswoman maintained that, when Passantino made his declaration, he wasn't making a legal judgment, but "merely reiterating a fact".
He has maintained that, when an intelligence report suggested Bhutto might be attacked, he did everything he could to protect her.
Blackwell has always maintained that when it came to marketing records, what went on the sleeve was a key factor in the Island game plan.
There is such a strong sense of optimism, a sense the characters aren't in any imminent threat, shrewdly and careful maintained, that when the danger finally hits in the last 20 minutes, it hits hard.
He has always maintained that when he authorized the Taylor payment, he was acting on the advice of lawyers and had no reason to believe that hacking had gone beyond the actions of a single "rogue reporter" — Clive Goodman, the former royal reporter at The News of the World, who was jailed in 2007 for intercepting private voice mail messages of members of the royal household.
This finding is echoed in the studies of Gibbons (2003) and Lidz (2002) who maintained that when learners are engaged in a joint activity, they can be very helpful and insightful not only to overcome the difficulty of the test items but also to reach the stage where they can construct meaning in an autonomous way.
They maintained that belief even when a gun-wielding, balaclava-clad militant with an apparent Australian accent surfaced in an August 2005 al-Qaida propaganda tape.
Health is good.' But to maintain that, when things change, you've got to be nimble at times".
These interpreters maintain that, when handled with sufficient care, Holmes's rhetoric reveals a nuanced liberal theory of law and adjudication.
Bishop maintains that when these stumbling blocks occur, it's "because of language, not because of a 'national' sense of humour.
Stoppard unconvincingly maintains that when the play was half finished he still didn't know the dead man's name or the murderer's identity.
