Sentence examples for keeping relatives from inspiring English sources

Camp hope Officials recognise that keeping relatives informed and in touch is key to maintaining stability throughout the rescue operation.

What we did not know, until a recent article in The Times by Nina Bernstein, was how strenuously the government has tried to cover up those failings — keeping relatives and lawyers in the dark, deflecting blame, fighting rigorous quality standards, outside oversight and transparency.

The WHO's report warns that the number of Ebola cases in West Africa could be much higher than recorded, as many families were keeping relatives at home rather than taking them to treatment centres.

"We told them, 'He's keeping relative peace, and if he's killed we are worried that there will be infighting and there will be more problems,' " Mr. Yahn said.

Critics say that in return for keeping relative calm in Chechnya, the site of two separatist wars with Moscow since the mid-1990s, the Kremlin allows Mr. Kadyrov to run it like a personal fiefdom and lets him impose his vision of Islam, which includes periodic bans on alcohol and making women cover their heads in state buildings.

The problem addressed is that of automatic station keeping relative to some naturally textured environmental region.

So few more tests are performed by taking conductivity 0.1 S/m and incrementing it by 1 up to 9 S/m, keeping relative permittivity = 1, mass density = 1000 kg/m3 and thickness of the shield as 0.1 cm.

Luckily, they can be controlled by washing frequently in hot water and keeping relative humidity lower than 45%.

I think of the first time of thanks before it had a name, when it was just some relatives of mine keeping some relatives of yours alive through a cold winter, people stupid enough to take food from a graveyard, food meant for the dead.

I just want the cash.' " As word about the sale became known this month, a potential buyer suggested making condominiums of the empty spaces while keeping the relatives in situ.

Observers say the Ebola crisis in Liberia has got worse because many people are keeping sick relatives at home instead of taking them to isolation centres.