Sentence examples for make to keep a from inspiring English sources

"There's also more appreciation for the challenges and the calls a president has to make to keep a nation safe".

Even the appearance of aiding one side, however, is at odds with the usual effort that Iowa officials make to keep a level playing field to protect the state's status as the location for the first voting contest of the nominating season.

The new Sarbanes-Oxley legislation in the United States promised that CFOs would be made to keep a more vigilant eye on their companies' books.

To clarify, the DCLG grant was made to keep a building in community use and the department was unaware that it might be used for an LGBT school.

The children were eventually installed in a children's home and made to keep a photo of their father by their beds.

Concerns were also raised regarding people with fear of tunnels and proposals were made to keep a ferry service for such people.

Efforts were made to keep a balance between regions and to include both low- and middle-income countries.

After one newspaper broke the embargo in 1939, the decision was made to keep the results a closely guarded secret.

Tass said every effort would be made to keep radioactive fall-out to a minimum.

Promises were made to keep in contact and plan a reunion meal.

Efforts are made to keep only burn patients in a dedicated bay but oftentimes patient load precludes this.