Sentence examples for correct to keep from inspiring English sources

I felt it correct to keep this information private to date in order to protect the privacy of those around me.

Mr. Darling said that Mervyn A. King, the governor of the Bank of England, had been correct to keep the loans, worth $104 billion, secret in 2008 because the banking system was close to meltdown.

Their continued support for a special election is a strong signal that the governor is correct to keep his promise to let the voters make the final decision".

Releasing its annual assessment of capital flows to the developing world, the lender said imbalances in the global economy had to be corrected to keep the recovery on track.

Frameshifts resulting from incorrect base calling in a homopolymer, a frequent source of errors in 454 sequencing [ 37], were corrected to keep the new ORFs in frame.

"At this point the staff member advised him his pricing was incorrect and he'd have to pay the correct price to keep his booking.

If it were, the countries affected would be warned well in advance if their economic policies were putting the euro zone at risk and would have an incentive to correct them to keep their E.U. funds.

If the United States proposal fails by the deadline on Tuesday, it would represent a major setback for Secretary Powell, who took over at the State Department intent on convincing the Bush administration that his approach was the correct one to keep Mr. Hussein under control.

Like Wikipedia, CrunchBase will also log all edits to ensure they're correct and to keep track of who is entering what information.

And that is the correct priority to keep in mind when planning your wedding.

Always start out light, this is a skill-based exercise where you learn correct form to keep adding on weight.