Sentence examples for to keep individual from inspiring English sources

"We're a non-partisan society, so we try to keep individual political views to a minimum.

For most people, the energy debate is about the construction of big power stations, or how much it costs to keep individual homes warm and the lights on.

The incumbent also calls Roem disingenuous because she broke an early vow to keep individual donations to $500 or less — a promise Roem now says was naive in light of what it takes to run a successful campaign.

A state judge's ruling against the use of Central Park for the largest demonstration planned against the Republican National Convention next week is not likely to keep individual protesters, perhaps thousands of them, off the grass this weekend or during the four days of the convention.

One of the new rules will require tower crane owners and operators to keep individual maintenance records of repairs to each critical component of a crane — like the engine, the cab and the turntable — in addition to a record of the crane's overall maintenance.

A former telecommunications analyst supported this view and said that it wasn't until mid-2000, afthe technologylogy stock slide had begun, that his research director called together the firm's analysts and advised them to keep individual investors' interests in mind when doing research.

Another strategy that some tax policy specialists view as politically motivated is to try to keep individuals and businesses from benefiting from keeping money abroad, especially in offshore territories considered tax havens.

"It's not necessary... to keep individuals in jail.

Families and activists have struggled to keep individuals from being forgotten amid the mounting dead.

Second, it is challenging for clinicians to keep individuals with NPD in treatment.

In Washington state, voters backed a measure that allows judges to keep individuals they consider a threat, such as domestic abusers, from possessing weapons.