Sentence examples for keep common from inspiring English sources

Keep common areas clear during your move out.

In the meantime, hard pressed civil servants continue to do their very best to keep common sense, professionalism and humanity at the heart of government.

The case "involves nothing more than the right of law-abiding persons to keep common handguns and usable firearms for lawful self-defense in the home," the brief says.

A few years ago Fiat made the mistake of licensing another important innovation, "common rail" diesel technology, to Bosch: being financially weak, it could not afford to keep common rail to itself.

In order to keep common notations throughout the paper, we will only consider in the sequel the implementation in the frequency domain.

Easy because I keep common areas neat and am quiet when others are around.

History shows that custom and practice, social norms and other non-market mechanisms can keep commons from becoming tragic under a wide range of circumstances.Mr Boyle makes similar points when he writes, in his book "The Public Domain" that societies need to strike "a balance between open and closed, owned and free".

The Laureate also has a 421A tax abatement that keeps common charges reasonable and enhances the perceived value.

As we can see in Figures 8, 9 and 10, the non-homogeneous contrast and brightness variation occurs frequently between the multi-modal image pairs, but the structural information still keeps common and reliable, for example, the edges of airport runway in Figure 8, the contours of cars, architecture, lampposts, persons and etc. in Figures 1 and 9.

Given that this is an inherited disorder in the family, we only kept common variants in the two affected individuals for further analysis.

Common law judges have a duty to keep the common law abreast of changing scientific facts, moral principles and human experiences.