Sentence examples for Preserve current from inspiring English sources

President Obama said that he hoped to resolve a fiscal impasse before Christmas, but lawmakers should not wait to preserve current rates for income under $250,000.

But Simpson, who gets very impatient with people who want to preserve current Social Security benefits, did not mean it as a compliment.

In the Senate, a subcommittee chaired by Senator Jane Nelson, Republican of Flower Mound, convinced the full budget-writing committee to preserve current financing levels for nursing facilities.

WASHINGTON — President Obama surrounded himself with taxpayers on Wednesday to pitch his plan to preserve current rates for the middle class and raise them for the wealthy.

Ecological stream management is the process of altering a stream ecosystem to either preserve current conditions, or change one or more components to obtain a desired outcome.

Attorney General John Ashcroft said that the court's decision would make prosecuting child pornography "immeasurably more difficult" but that the Justice Department would try to preserve current prosecutions by filing superseding indictments under other laws.

So any plan must build on the existing system, offering new options but preserving current arrangements.

(The Trump Administration maintains that its budget preserves current commitments for PEPFAR and the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria).

In a legal brief in the Papciak case, the government had rejected the argument that "sustaining and preserving current capabilities is grounds for skilled care".

Agencies would have the option of preserving current funding levels for programs under their control if they find money from other parts of their budget.

This contribution looks into the role of institutions – including normative, regulative and cultural-cognitive elements – in preserving current bundles of ecosystem services provided by mountain grasslands.