Indeed, despite its sluggishness, the judicial system generally maintains the faith of the masses.
"You have to maintain the faith of the public to stay in business," Mr. Blackmon said.
"I would just encourage people to maintain the faith," Mr. Hazelwood told a television reporter who asked about the economy.
Seeking to maintain the faith as it was understood before the landmark Second Vatican Council of 1962-1965, traditionalists view modern reforms as the work of either foolish liberals or hellbent heretics.
That might be the battle cry of privacy advocates, who wonder why any company that doesn't have to, and that wants to maintain the faith of its customers, would bother to hang onto so much data.
But he showed why Leeds have maintained the faith with a combination of strength, skill, athleticism and, most surprisingly, composure to set up a second try for Danny McGuire and then the matchwinner for Ryan Hall.
The action taken by the provisional government at the end of September, when it requisitioned the Renault, the proto-type of the ruthless French industrialist, did much to maintain the faith of the workers in the sincerity of de Gaulle's program.
Drogba, though, maintained the faith.
Their commitment is crucial to maintain the faith of the population and ensure they seek help in the hospital and health centres in Uige".
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