Sentence examples for keep carrying out from inspiring English sources

So he can keep carrying out massive chemical weapons attacks while the Security Council negotiates?

While many kids simply want be like their moms, it's possible Olive also wants to look her best to keep carrying out the resistance.

If we're going to keep carrying out the death penalty in this country and if we are going to continue to grandly insist that they are "humane executions" then only a return to a firing squad will insure a speedy and relatively pain free death for the condemned.

It is expressed in a type which keeps carrying out the traditional view in their outward representation or in a type which resists it (Ussher 1997).

Others believe she faked her death in Paris so that she could secretly return to Louisiana and keep on carrying out her cruel life secretly.

Teixeira lofted a fly ball toward right field that kept carrying — "He backspinned the heck out of it," Church said — and landed a few inches past Church's glove, on the other side of the fence for a two-run homer.

If and when we determine that the United States must hold individuals to keep them from carrying out an act of war, we will do so within a system that involves judicial and congressional oversight.

Improvements the service was told to make included ensuring managers keep proper records, carrying out child protection investigations in accordance with protocol and reviewing the arrangements in Barnsley hospital's emergency department for responding to children and young people who have deliberately self-harmed or who are intoxicated.

Look at the sentence, "Hold[ing] individuals to keep them from carrying out an act of war," replace "an act of war" with "a crime, any crime," and you will, I hope, realize why the proposed policy is so terrifying and so thoroughly unacceptable.

For some, it takes the form of a vehicle of managerial control that keeps them from carrying out their daily care-giving tasks, whilst for others it is exactly this type of control that makes the system so valuable, for example by allowing monitoring activity levels and organisational outputs.

And unlike JPMorgan's deal-making investment banking unit, the chief investment office was supposed to keep its head down, carrying out trades that protected the bank from the volatility caused by the recent financial crisis, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.