Sentence examples for issues to keep them from inspiring English sources

"There are safety issues to keep them from harming themselves or others," she said.

Amerco needs to close a deal with the Wells Fargo unit by May 15 or it will also have to negotiate further with the lenders holding the $175 million issue to keep them from forcing Amerco into bankruptcy court.

To address these issues and to keep them at the forefront of one's mind, would enrich the clinical experience and ensure that the patient and caregiver perspective is always respected.

Judges in some cities have had enough of some especially bizarre or vulgar-sounding election names, issuing injunctions to keep them off ballots.

Mr. Tasleem, they discovered, had been posing as an F.B.I. agent to extract information from Pakistanis living in the United States and was issuing threats to keep them from speaking openly about Pakistan's government.

Then you run into the issues of how to keep them on the island whether you let them roam free, restrict their habits, have vets nearby, or what.

"The issue is how to keep them from forming again," Mr. Suttles said.

I wrapped the bags in a space blanket to keep the books and clothes inside dry, then wrapped it in a camouflage, Army-issue poncho liner to keep them concealed.

Under the old rules, a restaurant owner with five outlets that needed to be legally separate — say, two had liquor licenses and thus different liability issues — might have had to keep them in five separate S corps, with five different tax returns.

The business produced annual working reports from 1947 to 1989 which were issued to all staff to keep them informed about the organisation.

At the 2002 Winter Olympics in Utah, Mr. Hughes said, the Secret Service was responsible for protecting a 900-square-mile area in potentially frigid conditions so agents had to be issued insulated yellow parkas to keep them unfrozen.