Sentence examples for of maintaining services from inspiring English sources
But Israeli officials insisted that they had no intention of assuming the politically loaded and costly burden of maintaining services like garbage collection, electricity and water in the Palestinian areas.
Martin Sleath, Joint Branch Secretary, said: "It is shameful so much money is being spent to pay for redundancies instead of maintaining services - it will be a great loss to the people of Nottingham.
That confidence is reinforced by the position of the Federal Communications Commission and state utilities agencies, which have made a priority of maintaining service in telecommunications bankruptcy cases.
The utility has said, and several city and state agencies concur, that the company is capable of maintaining service without interruption during a strike, which the utility began to prepare for this spring.
Given the critical importance to its brand of maintaining service, BA should have prepared a contingency plan to protect itself against a strike, says Yossi Sheffi, a logistics expert at MIT and author of a forthcoming book, "The Resilient Enterprise" (MIT Press).
The analysis separates (a) the costs of maintaining service standards for a baseline projection of demand, and (b) the costs of changes in water use and infrastructure as a consequence of changes in climate patterns.
During a few months of the year seasonal airports face the challenging task of maintaining service quality while dealing with heavy traffic, often being pushed to operate on the limit of their available capacity.
"When you're trying to lower the cost of government while maintaining services, furloughs don't do the trick".
That calls into question the ability of the NHS to maintain services in the latter part of the spending review period," they say.
Like many councils, Ealing, Harrow and Brent were struggling to maintain services because of reductions in the cash they receive from Whitehall.
Despite tough economic times, most people at the meeting seemed open to the idea of paying higher taxes to maintain services.
