Sentence examples for avenues to keep from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the Japanese government explores other avenues to keep the issue alive.

Supporters vowed to pursue legal and political avenues to keep it open and there was condemnation from across the political spectrum, from the novelist Irvine Welsh to the rightwing thinktank the Adam Smith Institute, as well as from drug safety campaigners.

Over the years, we have used many avenues to keep our clientele informed.

Now that his companies run Delhi and Hyderabad airports, there are even more avenues to keep in touch special and discreet care at the airports for those who are important for him.

But even as Berlin seemed to soften its position on the deal recently, it appears the General Motors board is now exploring different avenues to keep its European division, according to a source close to the negotiations between GM and the German government.

After two years at the property, Greum said the group are looking at legal avenues to keep the place.

"It is a pretty cool avenue to keep in touch with what is happening at the museum," she said.

"We think this is a great avenue to keep the buzz going in a nontraditional, more viral way," a Domino's spokesman, Chris Brandon, said.

It's a useful avenue to keep "warm," as a U.S. official put it to me, but they do not expect it to be the prelude to high-level summitry.

The idea that this would be some kind of budgetary initiative to save money is laughable; it's obvious that they're exploring every possible avenue to keep out new immigrants and deport as many who are already here as they can.

Sources at Network Rail say they have to try every avenue to keep the railways running, but the move will be seen as provocative by the unions.