Sentence examples for keep troubled from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Bass Golding, a Nassau County Family Court judge and pioneer activist for children's rights who set up group homes to keep troubled youths out of mental hospitals, died on Jan . 6in a nursing home in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

New York City is no longer allowed to keep troubled foster-care children in psychiatric hospitals after doctors have recommended their release, and must closely adhere to laws that require such children to be placed in the least restrictive setting possible, after reaching a settlement agreement in federal court last week.

The lesson, we're told, is that if the U.S. follows the Japanese path, dithering about and trying to keep troubled banks afloat rather than taking them over and cleaning them up, then there's a good chance we will be looking ahead to our own Lost Decade.

Laxey, Kingsnorth says, is out to ensure that in such cases portfolio managers cash out their shareholders at or near the net-asset value rather than keep troubled funds going just so they can get their fees.

Wilson was being monitored by county social workers as part of an effort by the Department of Children and Family Services to keep troubled families together by providing support.

As the credit crisis grew, the settlement was heralded as a victory by state offices eager to help keep troubled borrowers in their homes and reduce their costs.

"There is a whole swathe of the public that thinks 'I like my government, you guys go and govern, don't keep troubling me every three seconds with what I should think or what I shouldn't think'.

Extended school year supporters believe that it keeps kids from falling behind academically by avoiding summer slump, and keeps troubled kids off the streets.

He went sober and arranged for an off-duty policeman to keep him out of trouble, or at least to keep trouble away from him.

His crime is to keep trouble at arm's length and get the job done with robotic efficiency.

Yet even that massed experience cannot guarantee that they will always be able to keep trouble at bay.