Sentence examples for maintaining units from inspiring English sources
The new ban — proposed during the Obama administration and being finalized now — is intended to protect the health of public housing residents and save money on maintaining units.
The brigade became a partner organization of the 1st Infantry Division, which was stationed at Fort Riley and could provide better support than the headquarters of First Army Division West, which was headquartered at Fort Carson, Colorado and maintained units all over the western United States.
Those include: * Delaying transfers to new units after deployment, to maintain unit cohesion and camaraderie that might bolster individuals in the months immediately after returning from war.
Rejecting the military's argument that prohibiting homosexual conduct was needed to maintain "unit cohesion," he wrote, "It is hard to imagine why the mere holding of hands off base and in private is dangerous to the mission of the armed forces if done by a homosexual but not if done by a heterosexual".
In such cases, the proprietary lease is more likely to make apartment owners responsible for maintaining these units.
Current Brazilian municipal solid waste treatment system depends on public policy in maintaining Sorting Units, sites where low-income workers survive by selling sorted urban dry residues.
"Mr. Hurley and Mr. Radice are exhibits No. 1 and 2 in terms of not maintaining their units and not paying their assessments," Spivey said.
The price of renting and maintaining a unit is $70 to $100 a month, and installation can be another $70 to $175.
Patterson said cultural traditions meant revenge killings were "key to maintaining a unit's honour", while commanding officers complained that Pakistan's weak judicial system was incapable of prosecuting detainees.
That said, at $299 this printer is cheap enough to be dangerous and thanks to relatively inexpensive ink – you're paying about 2 cents per page – you're not going to break the bank maintaining this unit.
Many nations still maintain small units of mounted riders for patrol and reconnaissance, and military horse units are also used for ceremonial and educational purposes.
