Sentence examples for to maintained from inspiring English sources
verb
To support (someone), to back up or assist (someone) in an action.
"Whenever you have stabilized inlets, you no longer have a natural system," said Mr. Stoddard, referring to maintained inlets on both ends of Fire Island.
The images are a departure from Isis' typical propaganda, which usually depicts buildings and monuments being bulldozed as opposed to maintained.
Earlier this year, the Commons education select committee found there was as yet no proof that academies – as opposed to maintained schools run by a local authority – raised standards overall or for disadvantaged children in particular.
In a hold note analysts at Numis said: Mothercare reported an encouraging underlying improvement in the fourth quarter, leading to maintained 2014 forecasts, but the strengthening currency headwinds cause a modest erosion in 2015 estimates.
There is one private and precarious enterprise offering a GCSE Latin course to maintained schools, which I organise, with the support of the university outreach department and a loyal band of teachers who still believe in the Classics.
According to the DfE's departmental advice to maintained schools in England and Wales: "Assessment may be based on evidence from a range of sources – for example, self-assessment, peer review, tracking pupil progress, lesson observations, the views of pupils and parents".
(The Copperas lean-to, maintained by volunteers from the Adirondack Mountain Club, was spotless. Some can be appalling).
"to maintain the security".
Anything to maintain harmony.
