Sentence examples for led to keep from inspiring English sources

8,736 more persons led to keep to the right than in 1934.

He can be proud of the reforms that he and his staff have led to keep our criminal justice system one of the best in the world".

One of the predicted optimal values for the warm-humid climate zones (maximum temperature of 36 °C and humidity of 80%) were as follows: blade pitch = 5.75°, fan speed = 99 rpm, inlet air temperature = 36 °C and inlet air humidity = 73.3%, which led to keep PMV within recommended comfort range (slightly cool) defined by ISO and ASHRAE.

Analysts say that NeoMagic's expertise in combining memory with logic functions graphics, audio and video, etc. gives the company enough of a lead to keep the wolves at bay.

If the sacrificial metal is completely submerged, consider using another wire as a mediator/connection between it and the car battery charger lead to keep the charger terminal and connection dry.

Spreading germs from your hands to your face can lead to infection Keep your distance from other people.

Mr. Kirshbaum, though cautious about price increases, also said that consumers' hunger for discounts led him to keep prices up.

It is status, after all, rather than military practicality, that led Blair to keep the Trident nuclear missile system for Britain, according to his autobiography.

She then led efforts to keep the pressure on Mr. Milosevic through economic sanctions while also working to unite Yugoslav opposition parties and press for free elections.

That led them to keep asking questions rather than becoming silenced by certainty.

Thanet MPs Sir Roger Gale and Laura Sandys have led moves to keep it running after a consultation was announced over its future.