| Dialogues between experts will produce only more agreed statements, which the churches will also keep at arm's length. |
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| Most of them are run as charitable trusts and usually they keep at arm's length, leaving the artistic decisions to the people in the know. |
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| The great criminal and the humorist compel our interest by the narcissistic self-importance with which they manage to keep at arm's length everything which would diminish the importance of their ego. |
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| These models further undercut the states' aggregate power visàvis markets and international institutions, which they seek to keep at arm's length in any event. |
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| She is a magnet for all the rightwing oddballs whom most Tory MPs try to keep at arm's length. |
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| We identify the rare, much-too-attractive individuals in our work and social circles whom we need to keep at arm's length. |
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| One potential casualty of the new hair test is Vice President George Saitoti, a man whom Mr. Moi seems determined to keep at arm's length. |
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| Above all, it suggests we keep at arm's length the combined pretensions of the invisible hand of the markets and the visible hand of the states to define common thought without proof or discussion. |
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| Although the party's roots are in Iran, it has forged a strong allegiance with the United States and appears eager to keep at arm's length — at least publicly — from its former sponsor. |
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| That is something which ministers will be anxious to keep at arm's length, though again this has been due to efforts to hit a government target for the number of young people starting apprenticeships this year. |
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| Reporters and photographers in Afghanistan, trained to keep at arm's length from the authorities, have come across documents left behind by fleeing Al Qaeda operatives. |
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