Sentence examples for will be keep them from inspiring English sources
The sooner you get music fans used to paying for music, the easier it will be keep them paying.
The federal judge presiding over Barry Bonds's perjury case in San Francisco ruled that jurors' names will be kept confidential to protect them from being contacted or harassed by reporters or the public.
It is still unclear where the luxury suites will be located, how the perks will be distributed, and whether any public records will be kept of who uses them.
White tells Clark and Lois to fill out a questionnaire, which he assures them will be kept "private". Once they complete it, the questionnaire will offer free advice on running their personal lives better.
If LIFO is ended, many of these excellent young teachers will be kept, however a lot of them will likely leave soon afterwards, resulting in a teacher shortage.
The participants were told that the information obtained from them will be kept with complete confidentiality and no attempt of abusing their information.
Some critics predict that tens of thousands of potential voters will be kept off the rolls — many of them poor, black or Hispanic.
The 50 transferred chimps will be kept in "ethologically appropriate" settings, involving them in large, complex social groups with independent oversight.
However, after widespread criticism from MPs and charities, it has now decided they will be kept "as long as customers need them".
