Sentence examples for need not maintain from inspiring English sources
"Such organisms need not maintain a full complement of genes," Dr. Lawrence wrote, referring to the basic unit of heredity.
The assumptions of mercantilism were challenged by the classical economic theory of the late 18th century, when philosophers and economists such as Adam Smith argued that free trade is more beneficial than the protectionist tendencies of mercantilism and that a country need not maintain an even exchange or, for that matter, build a surplus in its balance of trade (or in its balance of payments).
Yet physicalists need not maintain that everything strongly globally supervenes upon the physical.
Naturalism need not maintain that all the classifications we in fact take to be natural are indeed natural.
In April 1914 he refused Winston Churchill's suggestion that Australia need not maintain a fleet in its own territorial waters, and expressed "the sharpest criticism of the British" in a memorandum tabled in the Senate.
Though deployment was often based on needs, the Ministry did not maintain any standards for deployment.
In other words, as the American Constitution stipulates, the U.S. military needs to defend the country, not maintain an overseas empire that causes global instability and undermines American security.
Multiple flows in DiffServ model are mapped to a single service level and state information about every flow need not be maintained along the paths.
The genome may be more tolerant of mutation in the context of tumorigenesis, in which homeostasis need not be maintained in the whole organism, than in the evolution of species, in which this homeostatic constraint must be obeyed.
In contrast to in vivo systems, there are no transport limitations for getting NSAAs into the cell and there is flexibility for reprogramming the genetic code because cellular viability need not be maintained, noting that this reprogramming must not significantly affect the ability of the organism to grow and provide the necessary components for CFPS using bacterial extract.
As one elected member said, councils need to: "Turn the culture of the organisation around, so its first interest is the needs of residents and not maintaining the organisation itself".
