Sentence examples for would only keep from inspiring English sources

The Assembly would only keep such a matter confidential at the express insistence of the victim".

And the projected increase would only keep nuclear energy treading water.

Deloitte said it would only keep the remaining 70 stores open until all remaining stock was sold.

A bill should swiftly clear long backlogs in legal immigration, and not burden the unauthorized with onerous penalties that would only keep them in the shadows.

Cameron was also being advised that he needed to shift the political agenda away from Europe to the economy, and setting up a massive confrontation with Merkel would only keep immigration at the top of the agenda, thus benefiting Ukip.

The Republican proposal would only keep the government funded until the middle of February, and it does include six years of funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program, the children's version of Medicaid.

On Michael Dukakis's infamous political mishap: "I know there's some more hands up here and we promised you we'd only keep you an hour and we're over that time.

"They'd only keep you awake at night," Dave noted.

Rock stated, "We made a promise to ourselves that we'd only keep stuff that had integrity.

And they'd only kept three clean sheets all season prior to that.

In May 1953, for example, he was concerned that his royalties would only just keep his wife Ann "in asparagus over Coronation week… I do hope you will sympathise with my financial aspirations which, I am afraid, are serious".