Sentence examples for goal to keep from inspiring English sources
Another key sticking point seems to be Ireland's goal to keep a permanent European commissioner.
The goal: to keep disgruntled patients and their relatives from attacking the doctors.
Yet Mrs Merkel's main limitation is her goal to keep Britain in the EU.
"That was his goal, to keep him out of those things".
Lieutenant Caron said the officers had one goal: to keep the gunman talking.
Federico Almerares scored the only goal to keep Basel's hopes of qualification from Group E alive.
"It's not my goal to keep hungry people out of the program -- that's a disgrace," Mr. Glickman said.
The companies I spoke to said that it is their goal to keep leakage below 1 percent, not just for environmental reasons, but for financial ones.
In England on a frosty evening, John Terry fought notoriety by heading the winning goal to keep his team, Chelsea, on top of the Premier League.
There are three steps to provide choices: Goal-to keep small problems small, be calm and respectful, and speak with a firm voice.
By not designating revenge porn posters as sex offenders, such a bill is clearly focused on its goal -- to keep these photos off the Internet -- and be likelier to be signed into law, both here and eventually across the country.
