Sentence examples similar to spoken maintenance from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, railway maintenance strategy can be one of the two types, corrective maintenance or preventive maintenance (see Fig. 2 [9]).

The United Nations mandate for the 40,000 NATO troops there speaks of the "maintenance of security" in the interests of "reconstruction and humanitarian efforts".

In Jeter, the Yankees know they have a dependable, well-spoken, maintenance-free front man for a global business.

There are three likely scenarios: firstly, the situation continues to deteriorate, with increasing demand for emergency relief; secondly, the status quo is maintained and interventions will, broadly speaking, focus on care and maintenance; or thirdly, the situation stabilises, creating ad-hoc requirements for rehabilitation.

Distinct, sensory-specific activations were seen during the maintenance phase of the task for spoken versus signed language.

Two experienced railway maintenance workers speaking to the Guardian also questioned the sabotage theory.

The maintenance workers speaking to the Guardian also said the problem lay with the contractors.

Thin-computing converts speak of the lower maintenance costs of the machines, as well as greater security and flexibility.

One architect who works in the sector, John Jenkins, spoke of "an ongoing maintenance burden that is storing up problems for the future", while Roger Hawkins said "the standard is so low, basically any old crap is allowed".

"Retired U.S. non-commissioned officers who are maintenance experts, speak the native language fluently, and are generally well-liked by members of the local community frequently operate CSLs.

Robin Rackham, who has died of cancer aged 67, was one of few pilots brave enough to speak out about a basic maintenance error that very nearly cost the lives of 221 people.