Sentence examples similar to concerns to keep out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rubio also expressed concern over Judge Thomas's decision to keep out a confession in a murder case involving five defendants in which a young woman was raped and shot to death, and her boyfriend left for dead.

"To keep out evil spirits".

It was important to keep out dust.

To keep out Detroiters.

Some were concerned to keep Hollywood out, while others wanted to get the best financial deal.

There is also clear provision in the country's National Children's Policy 2011 that "children cannot be used in political activities, neither could they be lured nor compelled to be involved in such activities (Paragraph 6.7.4)." We would urge all concerned to keep children out of any kind of violence and to solve the current problem through peaceful dialogue.

"We are concerned to keep their destination private".

This avoidance of activities falling under the legal definition of lobbying allows SKDKnickerbocker and its clients to minimize publicity concerning work both would perhaps like to keep out of public view.

While the Clinton Administration's principal concern is to keep handguns out of the hands of criminals and drug dealers, organizations like Ms. O'Callaghan's and the United Nations are concerned about all light weapons, which they want to keep out of war zones.

CRE chairman Trevor Phillips voiced concerns about the language used by the Conservative leader and questioned who he wanted to keep out.

He wanted to keep out.