Sentence examples for was called in to keep from inspiring English sources

Shortly before the Democrats' 1988 convention, Brown was called in to keep Jesse Jackson from doing a Kennedy.

The white and black police officers who were called in to keep the peace fought each other, forcing officials to call in the army.

Park police were called in to keep the peace when nearly 500 people jammed outside a packed hearing room here two months ago, banging on windows and chanting, "No leashes!

Arthur Scargill and the NUM called the strike to protest against proposed mine closures and for 12 months the news was dominated by conflict in the coalfields as some miners chose to work whilst others became flying pickets and large numbers of police were called in to keep the peace in the pit villages.

In Hamden, Connecticut, the National Guard was called in to aid in cleanup and keep order, as some looting was reported in the devastated area.

In this funny comedy sketch from "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," the CNN journo is called in as a moderator to keep the peace at one family gathering.

The National Security Agency, the super-secret eavesdropping and code-breaking office, was called unable to keep up with advances in communications technology.

The keeper was called on to keep out his own man in the 60th minute when a lovely one-two between Cuadrado and Higuaín saw the Argentinian send in an inviting ball that Ivan Perisic got a head to.

The tactics have changed, but the goal remains depressingly the same: Keep the coloreds, the blacks, the African-Americans -- whatever they're called in the particular instance -- keep them out of the voting booths.

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At the core of that argument is Treasury's contention that unless the President is certain that his bodyguards cannot be called in civil and criminal actions, he will keep them at a distance.