Sentence examples for keeping in order from inspiring English sources

Kant's example of a perfect duty to others concerns a promise you might consider making but have no intention of keeping in order to get needed money.

For instance, the supervisor could regularly log in and review the CHWs' record keeping in order to provide the necessary support; the team leader could also check for urgent problems, data accuracy or complicated cases.

We've got to keep on keeping on in order to gain freedom.

SINGAPORE, which plays host to its first Formula One Grand Prix this weekend, is known for keeping things in order.

Keeping House in order David Shore, writer-creator, House 'Movies are getting worse,' says Shore, partly to explain the move into TV.

By Sarah Hayward and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 10, 1936 P. 15 The cops on duty at the Rockefeller Center Dahlia Show had a hard time keeping things in order.

The New Yorker, October 10, 1936 P. 15 The cops on duty at the Rockefeller Center Dahlia Show had a hard time keeping things in order.

Lord Turner, his chairman, free of day-to-day responsibility, has blue-skied all kinds of ideas for financial reform, with little regard for how that might affect the hard grind of keeping banks in order.

Pretty clearly, Littlewood sees his new job as more than just managing projects and keeping budgets in order.

Add excellence to your space by keeping it in order.

Without TPD-43 keeping everything in order, proteins generated in the nucleus, the cell will, the experiment found, generate defective proteins known as cryptic exons.