maintain
ਬਣਾਈ ਰੱਖਣ
definition
verb
the need to maintain close links between industry and schools
cause or enable (a condition or state of affairs) to continue.
the allowance covers the basic costs of maintaining a child
provide with necessities for life or existence.
example
Governments don't always 'maintain' the integrity of the sites they own.
Costs to 'maintain' existing equipment and code will begin to cost more than buying new systems.
the king swears he will 'maintain' the laws of God
Local school boards are also looking for funds to 'maintain' existing facilities and build new ones.
In my humble view, the current mobilizations are a reminder of exactly why we 'maintain' an Army reserve.
Nothing about their philosophical positions requires them to 'maintain' that extreme view.
Bring to a boil, reduce the heat, and 'maintain' at a simmer.
On top of these figures, council continues to service loans for the library facilities and 'maintain' the buildings.
They fell still, if only for a moment, in deference, but could not 'maintain' their composure long.
the need to 'maintain' close links between industry and schools
The government plans to 'maintain' its control long enough to restore its profitability then sell it off to big business.
He blamed the residents' poor health on the lack of measures to 'maintain' sanitary conditions in the mining field.
Wardens at English Heritage properties will 'maintain' summer staffing levels to cope with the extra week of additional visitors.
The rate of dextrose infusion needed to 'maintain' stable blood glucose levels was monitored.
You are able to 'maintain' stability in professional situations and retain a position of authority!
We will 'maintain' the necessary military forces in the country for so long as is required.
One must, he told me, always 'maintain' a harmonious balance among these.
Stinchcomb considered these septate forms a distinct family and the authors 'maintain' that position.
the need to 'maintain' close links between industry and schools
Please let us know of your efforts to help train and 'maintain' the Military Intelligence Corps.
Will you to the utmost of your power 'maintain' the laws of God?
Its high potassium, phosphorus and calcium help 'maintain' high energy levels.
They all have their place in today's world, but unfortunately computers cannot repair and 'maintain' homes.
Money is also needed to 'maintain' existing defences and pay for better flood forecasting.
Respiratory rate was adjusted to 'maintain' minute volume at prerandomization levels.
Lack of funding hampered the force, for without money or men it could not 'maintain' units.
In the meantime it would repair and 'maintain' the crumbling buildings.
Their intimidation tactics too often succeed, and the rental board authorities only 'maintain' their status quo.
the king swears he will 'maintain' the laws of God
Neither side has the time or interest to 'maintain' roads and buildings.
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