Sentence examples for view of maintaining from inspiring English sources

Crucially, from the point of view of maintaining Swiss banking secrecy, account holders' names will not be revealed to Berlin, and the Swiss authorities will be responsible for ensuring that taxes are paid on behalf of the account holder, who can remain anonymous if desired.

"From the point of view of maintaining a civilised society, we need to change the rules and that has to be one of the conditions of us staying in the EU".

I myself often espouse a cynical view of maintaining one's health in our modern technological society.

Crucially from the point of view of maintained diversity, the total number of mutations in the population did not continue to decrease (fig. 1) and the continued presence of greater than 40 mutations in the population over time indicates that a diverse range of mutations is maintained in the population.

Because of this, a Supreme Court decision striking down DOMA would be, perhaps counter-intuitively, a conservative one, not in the sense that it fits into a conservative political agenda (it doesn't), but in the sense that it expresses a world-view of maintaining the traditional separation of powers and responsibilities afforded to the states and to the federal government.

He is in the fortunate position of maintaining a saturnine view of the markets that jibes with the corporate outlook of his employer.

Qualitative interviews were used to obtain the views on maintaining dignity of 18 people aged 75 years and over, living in two private nursing homes in South East London.

Considering services from a patient's point of view offers a way of maintaining perspective and understanding the need for improvements in clinical engagement.

Twenty years ago, he said, the medical establishment took a dim view of vitamins, maintaining that they just ran their course through the digestive system to no advantage.

And Graham's review will – rightly, in my view – stress the importance of maintaining those principles.

This system of passing on information verbally was presented as a necessarily practical solution in view of the constraints of maintaining full records of conversations and decisions.