Sentence examples for established to keep from inspiring English sources

The report suggested that the venture may have been established to keep losses off Omnicom's balance sheet.

They have taken care to encourage the new as well as shore up the established, "to keep the oxygen in the bloodstream".

The 2008 Water Pollution Law attempted to strengthen earlier legislation, and regional supervision centres were established to keep watch over polluting enterprises.

In recent months, both the General Accounting Office and the Amtrak Reform Council, which Congress established to keep an eye on Amtrak's finances, have concluded that Amtrak has no chance of weaning itself from subsidies.

In 1994 the Buildings Books Trust was established, to keep the series going and, just as important, to extend it to Wales, Scotland and Ireland, which was a great step in itself and also produced many newer donors.

Coming into town from the north on Highway 49, we were stopped just outside Gulfport at a military checkpoint, established to keep all but local residents out of the area.

Now, they may hinder efforts by investigators to find the names of other participants in many of the partnerships that Enron established to help keep debt off its books.

She learned Aramaic mostly at a new language school in Malula, established two years ago to keep the language alive.

It is wise, even as an established business, to keep money set aside so if you do go through a quiet period you don't need to panic.

Along the way his movement has laid bare a deep-seated conflict between wildly popular devotion to the Virgin Mary and the efforts of the established church to keep that devotion in check.

In part this is because of its obsession with seeking new talent, and its ruthlessness in turfing out established figures to keep its line-up of ministers and MPs fresh.