Sentence examples for in keeping with post from inspiring English sources

The Exchange later spent $20,000 to enclose the gallery which is now closed in keeping with post 911 paranoia.

We're told that Queen Elizabeth's first carriage was more restrained in keeping with post-war austerity; it still looks pretty comfortable to me.

Representative C. A. Dutch Ruppersberger of Maryland, the committee's top Democrat, said after the hearing that he was satisfied the F.B.I. had behaved properly in not notifying the White House or lawmakers about the inquiry sooner, in keeping with post-Watergate rules set up to prevent interference in criminal investigations.

Corresponding axial T1W TSE (b) demonstrates increased T1 SI (black arrow) in keeping with post-biopsy haemorrhage.

After the execution, Hussein's body was repeatedly stabbed, in keeping with post-Enlightenment government traditions.

In keeping with his post as the Miriam and Peter Haas Centennial Professor of Public Service, Camarillo has launched a new undergraduate track in the History Department called "Public History and Public Service," and for the introductory course last fall, students put together cardboard exhibits about the history of Juana Briones that were presented to the public on March 15 in Building 200.

That story was both definitive and, in keeping with the Post's ideological leanings, openly supportive of such a deal.[1] The White House only issued twisted non-denial denials like Press Secretary Jay Carney's comment that " while Social Security is not a major driver of the deficit, we do need to strengthen the program".

So, in keeping with its post-Sept.

Mr. Bush wrote the foreword and offered no assessment of Mr. Obama's record, in keeping with his post-White House practice of not commenting on his successor.

The former president wrote the foreword and offered no assessment of Mr. Obama's record, in keeping with his post-White House practice of not commenting on his successor.

Boulez's determination to forge a musical style in keeping with the post-second world war era can be heard in the Sonatine for flute and piano and in the First Piano Sonata (1946).