Sentence examples for keep the mark from inspiring English sources

I would have preferred to keep the mark".

In one recent (and typical) poll, by the Forsa Institute, 71percentt of people asked said they would rather keep the mark.

As for the introduction of the euro, replacing the other currencies, notably the Deutschmark, it is quite certain that the Germans would have voted to keep the mark if they had been allowed to.

Maybe he'd keep the mark she had made on the stone a secret and leave it there until the archeologists from Santa Fe, who came in once or twice a year, took notice.

So when 75% of Germans (as polled by the Allensbach Institute for Public Opinion) said they wanted to keep the mark rather than go over to the euro at the end of the year, the Sun devoted a news story, a leader, and a commentary article to the subject.

A recent survey by one of Germany's premier research companies, Infratest dimap, of 1,004 people found this month that 57 percent feel Germany should have kept the mark, while 60 percent said the euro was a disadvantage to them personally.

However, it seems to make sense to keep the question mark in Fig. 4 because the data are fragmentary.

Would they rather keep the D-mark?

The agreement this week by Turkey to send troops to help keep the peace marks the first participation by a Muslim country in the struggle to stabilise Iraq.

Keep the quotation marks.

Keep the parts marked or in order for return to the same cylinder from which they were removed.