Sentence examples for arguing to keep from inspiring English sources

Ms. Williams was arguing to keep the damages to a minimum.

"This case has nothing to do with Mitt Romney or the presidential election," the lawyers wrote in arguing to keep some of the records private.

Readers are now arguing to keep some of the same features they vehemently objected to when they were added last year.

Her ex-husband, whom she has known since she was a teenager, was arguing to keep them private on her behalf, she said.

Officials said the administration was considering paying less than the United States has customarily contributed to postwar reconstruction costs in other countries, but members of Congress and the State Department are arguing to keep the American contribution as generous as possible.

Yes Scotland is the official campaign for independence, while Better Together is the group arguing to keep the Union.

the government argues, to keep control of the browser market.

He said he would vigorously argue to keep the trial in Stamford.

Before Judge Robert F. McWeeny in State Superior Court, church lawyers argued to keep the records secret.

The three mayoral candidates and their slates had all argued to keep taxes flat and reduce the town's debt.

So committed is he to the economic benefits of devolution that he argued to keep his cities brief when reshuffled into the Treasury three years ago.