Sentence examples for maintaining that the changes from inspiring English sources

The agents, maintaining that the changes are effectively blocking home sales by encouraging the use of inexperienced appraisers, are asking Washington to suspend the code until 2011.

The company, which provided the ASA with pictures of both women "on the red carpet" to show that they were naturally beautiful, admitted that digital post-production techniques had been used on Roberts but maintained that the changes were not "directly relevant" and that the ad was an "aspirational picture".

Prime Minister Viktor Orban maintains that the changes are necessary in order to complete the work of eradicating the legacy of Communism from Hungary.

The  White House hailed the Nelson/Collins compromise because it creates "jobs jobs jobs," yet Paul Krugman and others maintain that the changes they made significantly reduced job creation, with estimates ranging between 600,000 and 1.25 million jobs over the next two years.

We maintain that the changes in basal and stimulated activity are both important indications that linker length and "disorder" are crucial to maintain an appropriate amount of built-in flexibility and allow the kinase to phosphorylate target substrates in a spatially constrained microenvironment.

The goals of these visits are to 1) finalize a customized, comprehensive action plan for weight loss and maintenance viable in the participant's environment, and 2) facilitate participant independence in carrying out and maintaining that behavior change as the influence of the interventionists diminishes.

The administration should rethink this, but it maintains that the change is justified by modern job conditions and would deprive only 640,000 white-collar workers of overtime.

But if progress in desalination technology can be maintained, that will change over the next few decades.

Maintaining that sense of discovery dictated every change.

There is no contradiction in maintaining that the external object appears to change but does not in fact change.

The opponents also maintain that the very changes in the telecommunications market cited by those who advocate longer franchises are, in fact, reasons for not providing that possibility.