Sentence examples for decided to preserve from inspiring English sources

The trust has decided to preserve a 17th-century cataclysm.

After a renovation, the owners decided to preserve the 2,700-square-foot 2,700-square-foot 2,700-square-foot

The designers decided to preserve a pattern of gradually inflating hexagons, with five landings on every floor.

With overall sales generally lackluster, the auto makers decided to preserve flexibility by adding hours rather than hiring new workers.

It is striking that Commerzbank has decided to preserve its lending in Poland, but in no other European market outside Germany.

In recent years, China's leaders have decided to preserve and promote the heritages of the country's 55 minority nationalities, of which Tibetans are the sixth largest.

He decides to preserve the house and redesign his architectural plans to incorporate it.

These are serendipitous discoveries and field crosses that farmers and gardeners decide to preserve and plant again.

That is, could it decide to preserve that bright line separating local policing from federal immigration enforcement, so as not to discourage immigrants from reporting crimes?

We can try to erase it, by launching cancellare campaigns, or decide to preserve it, hoping, perhaps, that its dissonance will diminish with time.

Despite their mutual worry, Bryan's parents decide to preserve their son's childhood and to not treat their son any differently.