Sentence examples for may keep power from inspiring English sources
But it is thought that Congress may keep power in AP, despite losing some seats in the state legislature.
So Netanyahu may keep power for a while, but in losing the Army he has lost a major source of his legitimacy.
Thus, in a time of fear and mistrust, Dodge reminds to not forget to look inward for strength in order that we may keep power away from debilitating traumas that only help spread hate and mistrust.
The political maneuvering may have kept power out of the far-right's grasp this time, but Sarkozy said on Sunday that mainstream politicians should still heed the threat posed by the FN's early victories.
"People usually do crackdowns to keep power.
We often like to keep power hidden.
"They use criminal methods to keep power".
Keep power tools clean and dry.
Fear seems more an anxiety over the electoral prowess of the party, and Mr. Erdogan at its center, which represents a coalition of the conservative, disenfranchised and newly wealthy that may keep it in power for years to come.
Elsewhere in Syria, loyal citizens have cheered their president, Bashar Assad, by voting on February 26th, by a heartwarming majority of 89.4%, to approve a new constitution that may keep him in power until 2028.
