Sentence examples for permanently keep from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the only way James can permanently keep people quiet is to just keep winning.

The panel that removed Mr. Moore lacks the authority to permanently keep a judge off the bench.

Her mortgage modification program became a template for a larger federal effort but has faced scrutiny for failing to permanently keep more borrowers in their homes.

They -- in particular, Abraham Lincoln -- also decided not to permanently keep millions of Confederate soldiers and sympathizers from regaining their citizenship.

Less than a third of Americans knew that police could seize and permanently keep a person's belongings without ever charging them with wrongdoing.

"And I can archive and organize all the speeches and permanently keep everything that's said on the trail without having to lug around a bunch of tapes and be out on the road without the tape I want".

That would suggest an economy where wages are permanently kept under pressure and where profit margins remain high.

All the priests had admitted abuses, and thus would be permanently kept out of the ministry, she said.

If the upside of easing sanctions on Iran was a diplomatic solution that permanently kept Iran out of reach of nuclear weapons, this might be justifiable.

Five girls were permanently kept for him in the landlord's house and we were raped again and again," she said.

The center's straight tinted green glass side wall, which faces south, has a sunscreen, made of horizontal strips of aluminum that are similar to a Venetian blind, but permanently kept at a 45-degree angle to filter the sunlight.