Sentence examples for service of maintaining from inspiring English sources

Still, if the play sacrifices some emotional depth, it does so in the service of maintaining the fullness of its legal and moral arguments.

Masochistic personality disorder, as Frances had conceived it, "diagnosed" those whose typical behavior brought them unhappiness by "self-sacrifice in the service of maintaining relationships or self-esteem".

As ideas about gender and beauty evolved through the eighteenth century forward, the stigma surrounding makeup shifted so that it became preferable for women to use cosmetics in the service of maintaining the illusion of youthful ideals.

Conversations around criminalization of LGBTQ people should neither be framed nor read as an isolated, additional, or competing narrative, but rather situated in a broader systemic understanding of policing and punishment of gender and sexuality in service of maintaining structures of power based on race, poverty, ability, and place.

The focus is on the objective service of maintaining individual EHRs, much like financial banks maintain and manage financial assets.

Private-sector managers have been given a free hand to operate the core custodial service as well as the ancillary services of maintaining the prison.

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.