Sentence examples for in order to keep out from inspiring English sources

Cities have a tendency to build walls and gates in order to keep out things they do not want.

The walls are built in the same way, but the bamboo strips are set close or else thatched, in order to keep out the rain.

Twice running now, the Conservatives have opted for second-best in order to keep out more talented leaders who have collected more enemies.

Australia's strict biosecurity measures are in place in order to keep out canine diseases such as the bacterial infection leptospirosis and rabies.

These should be no larger than 3-4cm in diameter in order to keep out rats (although these are fascinating to watch in their own right).

He is in the midst of an EPA-funded research project on the effectiveness of ballast-water treatment on ships bound for the Great Lakes, in order to keep out non-native invasive species.

If they have to have a dictator in order to keep Communism out, then I don't think we can object to that on "Issues and Answers," ABC‐TV, April 7 , 1963

Instead, "Business Bragdon" will stay put in his svelte office collecting tax-deductible contributions from well-healed special interests in order to keep pumping out white papers that tell us what we've known for decades.

As an insight into how relentless the benefit system can be, when Tony explains to Sharon what her distress was like that night, she realises it reminds her of two years ago – when the DWP sent her to attend a work capability assessment in order to keep her out-of-work sickness benefit.

But we did so in order to keep the light out, not the police.

However, Mr Cameron declined to entirely rule out forming another coalition with Mr Clegg's party in order to keep Labour out.