Sentence examples for this article maintains that from inspiring English sources

While Rawls uses the term "public justification" to refer to the process of making an overlapping consensus public, this article maintains that the term is commonly understood to refer to the broader process of ensuring that all uses of coercive power are justified for each person given their reasons.

This Opinion article maintains that biomaterials will not only retain their value but will also synergize with organoid technologies in recapitulating cell cell interactions.

The article maintains that kids' integrated use of mobile phones, PDAs and social networking sites makes them (shudder - I hate this expression) digital natives and therefore they interact with technology in a very different way than (for example) I do because I remember the first time I used an IBM PC.

The Slate article maintains the opinion that you need to walk down the aisle to have a life partner, and that just isn't true, regardless of age, but it does take a certain amount of life experience to figure out how to be half of a whole.

They maintained that article 100a also permitted internal market regulation without a liberalising effect: 'the power conferred on the Council by that provision is not necessarily concerned with the liberalisation of trade, but rather with market regulation.

This helps the brain maintain that information.

In defense of the article, he maintains that Hyde's hard line on the president's infidelity left the congressman wide open to this type of inquiry.

Technically, both the vote and the referendum are unconstitutional, since the Ukrainian constitution's Article 73 maintains that any changes to the country's territory must be decided by the entire country.

Article 11 maintains that a vote on impeachment must pass by two-thirds of the members, and the impeachment itself requires a vote by three-quarters of the members.

The second position based on the drafting process of the RS Article in question maintains that "ordering" is a preparatory act prohibited in itself and that other acts, such as instigating, may not be considered orders.

However, this does not mean that achievement is genetically determined, or that teachers don't matter, both of which the article implied: 'Cummings maintains that individual child performance is mainly based on genetics and a child's IQ rather than the quality of teaching' (Wintour 2013).