Sentence examples for attempt to keep public from inspiring English sources
These responses should be consonant with limited-government conservatism, and compatible with the attempt to keep public spending from growing at its current pace.
The Supreme Court hears arguments today on Vice President Dick Cheney's attempt to keep the public from knowing who met with him behind closed doors three years ago to draft the administration's energy policy.
These efforts are nothing less than an attempt to keep the public in the dark about who really is financing elections.
Such changes, and attempts to refine the criteria for any particular rating, represent an earnest attempt to keep abreast of public sensitivities even as they also suggest the quixotic nature of the enterprise.
Kathleen Quinn, an F.D.A. spokeswoman, said the agency was pleased that the court "denied this attempt to keep F.D.A. from enforcing crucial public health legislation".
Many of these victims had be quarantined, forced into sanatoriums outside the city, in an attempt to keep them away from the general public.
It would be a serious attempt to keep the most devastating war in a generation in the public arena by reminding those most implicated that there is a price to be paid if such actions are ever repeated again.
The Arts Council of Lake Oswego began soliciting donations in 2013 in an attempt to keep the sculpture as part of the city's permanent public art collection, Gallery Without Walls.
In a desperate attempt to keep the show on the road, Magnier, O'Brien and Sangster launched a public company, Classic Thoroughbreds, to raise money to purchase more yearlings.
Correctional facilities are frequently located in rural areas that have little or no access to public transit and there is often no active attempt to keep a prisoner close to their home community during incarceration (La Vigne et al. 2008).
But the pages also reveal coalition plans to encourage public sector employers to strike deals for shorter hours, in an attempt to keep redundancies down.
