Sentence examples for take measures to keep from inspiring English sources

You can take measures to keep yourself or a loved one from becoming confused and disoriented during hospitalization.

"In case of a massive influx, it would be necessary to take measures to keep them away from our border," said Gokhan Aydiner, regional governor in southeastern Iraq.

If a girl is at imminent risk, Khalid will apply for an FGM protection order, which means that a court can take measures to keep the child safe.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said at a daily briefing that the Philippines should take measures to keep the dispute from becoming any worse, Bloomberg reported from Beijing, adding that "the government has incited the Philippine people to protest".

Robert Bowcock, director of field services, said the city hopes to encourage market owners to take measures to keep their carts from being stolen.

The International Dark-Sky Association has named nearly a million acres in central Idaho a Dark Sky Reserve, a designation that means counties and towns in the area pledge to take measures to keep the dark, well, dark.

But the laboratories are trying to find ways to fight back, taking measures to keep people from leaving and make themselves more appealing to recruits.

Now, many states are taking measures to keep the disease out, including banning the importation of deer or elk, and testing both wild and farm-raised animals.

Federal Reserve officials signaled in August that their confidence in the recovery had dimmed, and took measures to keep interest rates low and encourage growth.

It can usually be managed by avoiding unprotected exposure to the cold and taking measures to keep warm, such as wearing warm socks or gloves around the house or to bed.

So, while Washington frets over the apparent halt in the yuan's progressive appreciation, economists say that China has actually taken measures to keep the yuan from falling against the dollar, by shifting its exchange rate regime back to tracking the dollar since the global financial meltdown began.