Sentence examples for keeping lines open from inspiring English sources

CSX is not soliciting proposals, Ms. Frank said, but is keeping lines open to railbank proponents, including Friends of the High Line and others.

The force was also instrumental in stopping BT from keeping lines open after a phone is put down, a frequent tactic used by fraudsters to convince people who called back that they were speaking to their bank.

But Hanoi is also carefully hedging its bets by keeping diplomatic lines open to Beijing.

It would surely not take risks with long-term inflation, by keeping liquidity lines open to weak foreign banks, or with its political independence, by buying government bonds.

British negotiators remain optimistic about eventually cinching a deal because continental Europe, as a net exporter of goods to Britain, has an interest in keeping trade lines open.

Oz still retains an extraordinary roundedness about these confrontations - deploring the casualties, wry about the media's power to organise events here as in other conflicts, keeping his lines open to his friends 'on the other side'.

Keeping communication lines open was a refrain among Quora respondents.

"He just does that naturally" by keeping lines of communication open on all sides.

Keeping lines of communication open with these parents is one of the most frustrating parts of the job.

That is attributable not only to Mr. Spano but also to the organization's commitment to keeping lines of communication open, particularly with its musicians.

Not under George W. Far from keeping lines of communication open with Hizbullah's two key patrons - Syria and Iran - they have been cast into outer darkness, branded as spokes, or satellites, of the axis of evil.