Sentence examples for to keep representative from inspiring English sources

Republicans, reeling from the combined loss of more than 50 seats in the last two elections, must decide whether to keep Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio in the top spot.

"Let's win one for George W.," the president said on a morning visit to Harrisburg, Pa., where he urged voters to keep Representative George W. Gekas, a Republican who is in a tight race with another incumbent, Tim Holden, a Democrat.

In an alternate accounting, however, McCarthy is reeling from telling Fox News that the Benghazi Committee was a success because it damaged former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's poll numbers, earning a rebuke from that committee's chairman, Trey Gowdy (R-S.C ., and leaving enough blood in the wateR-S.C .ep Representandve Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) in the contest for speaker.

Morever, at the semantical level, algebraic fibring, by its own nature, does not make possible to keep representatives of all the models of the original logics (which leads to the collapsing problem of fibring, see Section 5).

Political arm-twisting is common and is only one way to keep representatives in line.

The congress was adjourned but, either forewarned or by luck, Metternich chose to keep representatives of the European powers close at hand until the revolt had been put down.

In fact it undermines processes that keep representative democracy healthy.

Mr. Kobach was trying to keep State Representative Ann Mah, a Democrat, and her Republican opponent, Ken Corbet, from contacting voters in the 54th District.

A state appeals court today rejected an attempt by Bret D. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, to keep former Representative Bob Franks off the Republican primary ballot for governor.

It's also a good idea to keep a representative of each element in the circle with you.

Leaders of the governing parties lobbied hard in recent weeks to keep their representatives in line behind Mr. Wulff, with only limited success.