Sentence examples for it is needed to keep from inspiring English sources
Republicans strenuously oppose a government-run plan, but Mr. Obama says it is needed to "keep insurance companies honest".
Critics call the law a case of religious oppression; advocates, including Russia's Orthodox Church, say it is needed to keep cults from filling the vacuum created by decades of Soviet-decreed atheism.
Therefore, it is needed to keep the distance or the number of hops between a sensor and its destination sink as small as possible.
The resources for a more robust defense of freedom of expression can be found in Mill's claim that it is needed to keep true beliefs from becoming dogmatic, because this reason for valuing freedom is intended to rebut the case for censorship even on the assumption that all and only false beliefs would be censored (II 2, 21).
Leaders need to be willing to take risks, to be able to recognize opportunities and to seize them, and to be skilled at compromise when it is needed to keep the reforms moving.
Especially Eed has been of interest as it is needed to keep the paternal X chromosome inactive in the extra-embryonic tissue (Kalantry et al. 2006; Wang et al. 2001) and lack of Eed in the absence of Tsix results in elevated levels of Xist in differentiated male ES cells (Shibata et al. 2008).
Proponents of the referendum said it was needed to keep peace between actors and their agents who feel economically stifled.
Mr. Paulson might be right in arguing that it was needed to keep the credit system humming along, and with it the United States economy.
Second, it's needed to keep your metabolism running at a high rate.
They won support from the National Labor Relations Board, but a federal appeals court in Philadelphia upheld the bankruptcy order and said it was needed to keep the casino in operation.
According to the law's supporters, it was needed to keep customers, employees, and renters from using local and state anti-discrimination laws and federal rulings to sue businesses for denying services, accommodations, etc., based on sexual orientation.
