Examples of using To keep down in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is responsive so important to keep down the noise!
To keep down costs, we only re-record those sentences
It was therefore desirable to keep down the price of copies.
The four(4) races of people that the cabal want to keep down.
It's a paperweight to keep down all the paper I'm about to give you.
Using the same sensor as Nikon, Pentax had always managed to keep down the noise.
We can set up seasonal agreements to keep down costs for months you do not have open.
Try to keep down the number of characters in the link text as far as possible,
These pills take away the desire to eat and allow you to keep down the fat consumption.
The players wanted to keep down the ends of the collar when riding on their horses during the matches.
as there is proper surveillance in place to keep down trouble.
Armstrong was pressured to keep down costs, but it still wanted to stay in the Russian market.
vegetables are strong antioxidants that can help to keep down the eczema.
I try to keep down the weight and not mess with the performance when it goes to the choice of tent.
not least to keep down both the weight of the car and fuel consumption.
In this way we try to keep down the price of the teachings to make it possible to participate for as many as possible.
This prevents the phosphate from being absorbed into the body and helps to keep down the phosphate levels in the blood.
Our reason for doing so is that we wish to keep down the costs of patent applications, and we therefore advocate a solution in terms of just one or two languages.
The luminaires have low environmental impact throughout their life cycles and help to keep down overall energy consumption for the building.
The measures are helping to keep down general interest rates in the economy
in the near future is thus how much the interest rate needs to be raised to keep down inflation at 2 per cent.
The roof has a special design of a double wave to keep down the air resistance- but this design is not present on the solar roof model.
which also helps to keep down increases in noise and emissions.
This new body, which came into being so as to keep down inflation within the 15 Member States, could and should have another important aim,
and also to keep down the cost of the trip.
they are determined to keep down wages in order to reduce costs
often well over 30%, and many sometimes commute up to three hours to keep down the rental costs.
Economic policy was not sufficiently strict during the 1980s to keep down price and wage increases after the devaluations in 1981 and 1982.
preventing it from being absorbed into the body and helping to keep down the phosphate levels in the blood.
Today the dilemma of many companies is the pressure to keep down purchasing costs