Sentence examples for maintaining that when from inspiring English sources

In the ID cards debates in the Lords, Baroness Scotland attempted to bully the peers into submission by maintaining that when the manifesto promised that ID cards would be "a voluntary scheme to be rolled out alongside the renewal of passports" that quite clearly meant ID cards would be compulsory for anyone wanting to travel abroad.

Kleiner is maintaining that when joining the firm, Ellen Pao signed contractual agreements to settle legal matters through arbitration rather than through the much more public court process.

Peacocke rejects pure externalism, maintaining that when I self-attribute the belief that (say) in Australia July is a winter month, this self-attribution seems to me rational, in that I have an accessible, "personal-level" reason for it.

Chinese Olympic officials have forcefully defended He's eligibility, maintaining that when asked, they submitted proper passport documentation to the IOC.

"We are interested in maintaining that consensus when we come out of that meeting".

The intention of leadership must be a focus on culture and a powerful commitment to maintaining that focus when distractions and organizational pressures get in the way.

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.

The spokeswoman maintained that, when Passantino made his declaration, he wasn't making a legal judgment, but "merely reiterating a fact".

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.