Sentence examples for which will maintain from inspiring English sources
Humana Press was recently acquired by Springer Science and Business Media, which will maintain the Humana imprint.
Citizens, which will maintain its corporate headquarters in Providence, R.I., operates primarily in New England and the Mid-Atlantic states.
An additional walkout, which will maintain cover in emergency care, is planned between 8am on Wednesday 6 April and 8am on Friday 8 April.
The agreement by Scripps and Cox Communications, which will maintain a 35percentt stake in the channel, underscored the value of the cable channel business.
With Westminster's attention diverted to the future of the transport secretary, Stephen Byers, London Transport announced it had reached the "commercial closure" stage with the two private consortia which will maintain the London Underground lines.
Even a well-to-do district like Ridgewood is sticking to a modest 2 percent increase in tax revenue, which will maintain existing programs but not pay for additional teachers to meet growing enrollment.
Without speaking a word (a vow of silence which they will maintain for the rest of the movie), Tae-suk and Sun-hwa fall in love.
With respect to analysts' concerns about the future, Mr. Chambers said, "There's a whole range of challenges about which we will maintain our normal healthy paranoia".
Regarding analysts' concerns, John Chambers, Cisco's chief executive, said, "There's a whole range of challenges about which we will maintain our normal healthy paranoia".
The latter wants to save as many of the 25,000 jobs at Opel's four German factories as possible; the former to minimise the losses of a business in which it will maintain a stake.
But for now, the breakup of the Netherlands Antilles is expected to be a largely uneventful political reorganization in which the Netherlands will maintain its control of defense and foreign-relations issues for all the islands involved, including continuing to allow the American aircraft to be based at Curaçao's airport.
