Sentence examples for needed to maintain working from inspiring English sources

The American asked not to be identified because he needed to maintain working relationships with his Afghan counterparts.

The roof -- a centerpiece of an innovative and potentially risky $2 billion redevelopment project that will take 20 years to complete -- will cool the factory inside during the summer and keep things toasty in winter, reducing the amount of energy needed to maintain working temperature in the building.

Mr Bush compared Mr Sarkozy's arrival with the "latest incarnation of Elvis" and endorsed an EU plan to develop stronger defences.With Vladimir Putin due to join the summit on April 4th, and then to host Mr Bush the next day in the resort of Sochi, the American president was balancing the need to maintain working relations with the Kremlin while not being seen to yield to threats.

Because I needed to maintain a normal work schedule, I also decided to keep the lights on until 18 00, although I switched my laptop to 'night mode' after sunset.

The National Workplace Flexibility Study engaged managers from three diverse organizations, representing different industries, through a process of training, support and coaching to empower them with the tools and skill sets they needed to maintain their teams' performance while working flexibly.

Marcuse's point here is that while work is necessary for the maintenance of life, in our society there has been a transition from the basic amount of work needed to maintain life to what we might call surplus work.

But rather than buying an actual water buffalo for a particular family, as the campaign suggests, the money goes into a budget that covers not just the animals purchased but also the training, fencing and other work needed to maintain them.

And all companies use computers to automate the administrative work needed to maintain their organisations: keeping their books in good order, complying with rules and regulations, recruiting, training and looking after their employees, managing offices, dealing with company travel and so on.Bells and whistlesLike assembly-line machinery, computers save labour, bring down costs and raise profits.

The growing movement and the work needed to maintain momentum, record and preserve institutional memory, and assist newly interested groups has, however, already outstripped the ability of volunteers with other demanding responsibilities to stay abreast.

In his handling of the political parties, he "needed to maintain a reputation for impartiality, work in accord with the popular mood, and avoid any flagrant imposition of his will on the political scene".

This type of initiative would produce the highly trained work force needed to maintain American economic security and global leadership in innovation and research.