Sentence examples for changed to preserve from inspiring English sources

The names of Marwan, Tarek and Sara have been changed to preserve their anonymity.

The plan has been changed to preserve 270 buildings out of about 400 with an additional 105 to be reviewed case by case.

The mother of two 16-year-old boys, in 2006 she was housed in temporary accommodation by Brent council after leaving an abusive relationship (her name has been changed to preserve her anonymity).

The design of a £750m complex of offices, shops and apartments on the site, christened the Stage, has been changed to preserve the archaeology, which will eventually be on display with the finds in a visitor centre, planned to open in 2019.

* Names have been changed to preserve anonymity.

But Richards had the lyrics changed to preserve the young frontman's innocent image.

The study also focused on drawing conclusions on those areas which needed to change to preserve the sustainable development of the bio-economy.

If memorizing the rules is too confusing or just too much information, remember that most spellings only change to preserve the original pronunciation of the infinitive.

Mr. Kostunica, his aides say, wants a duly elected government in Serbia, the larger part of Yugoslavia, before making significant changes, to preserve legality and the popular will.

So it was imperative that we make thoughtful changes to preserve service levels, avoid layoffs, and maintain employee morale during the hard times that were surely ahead.

"The dog walkers I know are also all conservationists as well, like myself, and are prepared to make changes to preserve Trout Brook Valley," he said.