Sentence examples for be preserved for a from inspiring English sources
The facade and bulk of the Liberty will be preserved for a still-undetermined use.
If society placed more emphasis on teaching patients how to do this, much more time would be preserved for a quality doctor-patient encounter.
The footprints of the twin towers may be preserved for a memorial park, but the rest of the site will almost certainly end up with buildings and businesses quite different from the old ones.
Complete records of such account funds and other property shall be kept by the lawyer and shall be preserved for a period of seven years after termination of the representation.
For months, vocal family members of the World Trade Center dead have called for the one-acre squares where the twin towers stood to be preserved for a memorial to the victims, not only on the surface but also down to the bedrock some 85 feet below street level.
Iowa beef would be on the menu and his own special guacamole, and "I want to know where that avocado is from .Then seven of the nine murmured that the RFS was the law and so should be enforced, or should be preserved for a while to give farmers certainty as they plant crops.
In some cases, information can be preserved for an "extended period" if it is part of an investigation.
Their analyses indicated that digits have been regained in some species of this clade and, accordingly, that the ability to develop digits may be preserved for an extended period after their loss.
It would be sad if today's renewed preoccupation with American exceptionalism ends up sacrificing the freedom it purports to be preserving for a similarly fixed and incurious vision of the world.
The control laws are shown to be inverse optimal with respect to meaningful cost functionals, which guarantees that stability is preserved for a certain amount of actuator saturation.
