Sentence examples for maintaining or changing from inspiring English sources

When responses are compared across the different types of site, the most noticeable difference is between coastal and inland wetland sites in the goals relating to maintaining or changing ecosystems; accepting or facilitating change was a much more common goal at coastal sites (86%%) than at inland wetland sites (23%%).

He said the general managers would consider maintaining or changing the rule at their next meeting, in March.

The Scouts' statement acknowledged that it was "extremely difficult to accurately quantify the potential impact of maintaining or changing the current policy".

It refers to a process that focuses on consolidating, maintaining or changing the distribution of power (Morgan and Bookman 1988).

The process of election is usually just a fairly peaceful way of maintaining or changing those who rule.

The purpose of a controller is to convert high-level intent commands and information describing the current state of a system into low-level control signals suitable for maintaining or changing system behavior.

Knowing the scheduled dates will help you to negotiate and budget better, as you won't be at the whim of the mechanic telling you car parts are due for maintaining, changing or updating well before the time the manufacturer recommends.

Semantic variation 'does not simply signal ideology; rather, this is how language participates in creating, maintaining and changing ideological stances' (Hasan 2016a: 120).

Exaggerated objections to warnings based on free speech arguments attest to how profoundly integral our free speech norms are to maintaining and changing social structures.

We hypothesize that the IFG is specifically involved in maintaining and changing between action strategies within a set of task requirements.

As we saw above, patients were generally aware of their own role in maintaining and changing habits[ 15].