Sentence examples for maintaining a world from inspiring English sources
He is a caretaker, maintaining a world beyond his financial means.
Maintaining a world class infrastructure will be essential to delivering the Chancellor's vision," Mark Walport, director of the Wellcome Trust, said in a statement.
In view of this we will strive to achieve a land-degradation neutral world …." This paragraph sets a goal of maintaining a world where the total amount of degraded land remains constant, and that would secure the currently available productive land for the use of present and future generations.
Steven Monder, the president of the orchestra, said, "This individual understands the value of maintaining a world-class orchestra in this community".
But the board has to realize that maintaining a world-class symphony orchestra is as much a public trust as a personal investment.
Try maintaining a "world-class" city with that statistic.
For more than 60 years, the United States military has maintained a world order that benefited our collective interests as well as individual prosperity.
The Daily Telegraph said a Home Office spokeswoman refused to rule out broadening the service to target economy class passengers in the future, adding "This consultation is part of an ongoing process to ensure that we can maintain a world class, competitive visa system which serves the ever-changing needs of our customers".
Labor is judged by its ability to sustain human life, to cater to our biological needs of consumption and reproduction, work is judged by its ability to build and maintain a world fit for human use, and action is judged by its ability to disclose the identity of the agent, to affirm the reality of the world, and to actualize our capacity for freedom.
Since gaining independence in 1954, the Vietnamese communist perspective on foreign policy had been dominated by the need to maintain a world order of two camps, communist and non-communist.
James D. Ireland III, the president of the orchestra's governing board, says that the challenge is to maintain a world-class orchestra in a third-tier economy.
