Sentence examples for keeping state from inspiring English sources

But by careful analysis, we find that keeping state depends on certain aspects of changing object against possible changes, such as anti-aging to keep fit, pleasing ancestors to keep the family well-being.

"Keeping state jobs in cities is our first priority," she said.

The proposed tax is a small price to pay when it comes to saving lives and keeping state finances solvent.

Keeping state pensions at 66, and investing in substantial new free childcare would push up public spending by £1.2bn a year in Scotland in the short term.

Judge Kahn also ordered Mr. Paterson to include raises that state workers were supposed to get as part of their contract in future emergency bills that are keeping state government operating until a new budget is adopted.

More of the money should have been allocated to keeping state and, particularly, local government employees (e.g. teachers and public safety workers) in place". It stopped the bleeding on a free-falling U.S. economy.

Call me anachronistic but I think that there is a value to recognizing and keeping "states" (as in "these United States") as separate entities.

All the same, my jaw dropped several inches when seeing him tell the BBC's Andrew Marr that the euro could well be doomed because of the extreme difficulty of keeping "states at very different stages of [economic] development within a single currency zone".

By all measures, the NPT has been remarkably successful at keeping states from getting the bomb -- especially considering the alternative of life in a nuclear-armed crowd.

Keeping land in state hands is sometimes the only way to protect vulnerable landscapes, plants and wildlife.

He worked for months to address the complaints of Pakistani officials about drone strikes against militants, while keeping State Department officials abreast of likely future strikes, a policy called "pre-concurrence" that has prevented interagency squabbles.