Sentence examples for keeping given from inspiring English sources

"Increased incarceration drives down crime levels, but that's mostly a function of incapacitation," he said, referring to the effect of keeping given criminals off the street rather than scaring potential criminals with harsh punishments.

If that sort of score keeping gave it the feel of an athletic competition, Mr. Obama might not object.

Transparency of government records is still a recent development; the advancement of technology hasn't kept pace with clunky record keeping, giving overzealous journalists more offensive power than citizens have defensive power.

Part of keeping Give Running running has been to lug shoes from collection sites to where we clean, sort, and store them before donation to our charity partners.

Keeping Billups gives the Knicks other options.

Censured by Parliament for laxity in account keeping, he gave up the naval treasury in 1667, though he subsequently held other important posts.

An attendant (monoglot and cross) will lock away your possessions for safe keeping and give you a tiny metal tag to wear round your ankle.Proceed to the dry sauna with its three circles of hell.

But keeping calm gives you a sense of control, and passes a clear message to your child that you're in charge.

Upon visiting the establishment, Amos Kendall wrote to President Van Buren that he found Johnson "happy in the inglorious pursuit of tavern keeping – even giving his personal superintendence to the chicken and egg purchasing and water-melon selling department".

Keeping busy gives you less time to dwell on your thoughts and can also remind you of the things you enjoy.

He wasn't big enough then to keep us from keeping protocol and giving him space.