Sentence examples for which maintained that from inspiring English sources
The suit was brought by the state teachers' union, which maintained that the arrangement gave the hotel employees an advantage that others working Saturday did not have.
Sotomayor denied ever using cocaine and was cleared by the Cuban federation, which maintained that the second of his two urine samples might have been tampered with.
In 2009, the Headleys filed their suits, which maintained that the working conditions at the Gold Base violated labor and human-trafficking laws.
Residents and environmental organizations, which maintained that there was not enough drinking water to support the project, were elated when Mr. Campbell turned down the application.
But the interpretation also triggered a backlash from civil liberties groups, which maintained that it essentially offers a license for discrimination.
It also was received coolly by black civil rights organizations, which maintained that the new Hispanic districts would siphon minority voters from several districts represented by black incumbents.
Over on the A-side, "Loop One" is a relaxed, breaksy number, which maintains that same deft ear for melody so evident on its counterpart.
That's made this issue perfect fodder for the NRA, which maintains that gun policy is driven more by emotion than facts, and that gun control-advocating politicians lie or know nothing about the firearms they want to regulate.
This is proposed to be an analog magnitude system for approximate numerical estimation that obeys Weber's law, which maintains that, as numerical magnitude increases, a larger disparity is needed to obtain the same level of discrimination.
The second mechanism is an analog magnitude system for approximate numerical estimation that obeys Weber's Law, which maintains that, as numerical magnitude increases, a larger disparity is needed to obtain the same level of discrimination.
That usually does not sway the N.F.L., which maintains that players are responsible for everything they ingest.
