Sentence examples for directed to preserve from inspiring English sources

Employees of several agencies have been directed to preserve records related to the cases under review.

The water is pumped up, cleaned by a wetlands treatment system to remove any oil, then directed to Soda Lake, a wildlife preserve two miles away.

Earlier this month, the Justice Department directed the White House to preserve records of contacts between government officials and Enron executives over the last three years.

It had no direct power to preserve the building, but it did oversee the use of Liberty bonds.

Those officials acknowledged, however, that no White House lawyer gave a direct order to preserve the tapes or advised that destroying them would be illegal.

But there is no impact more profound than direct intervention to preserve or save lives.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is also investigating these matters and directing the companies to preserve the documents, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac said.

Much like in Cambodia, the work also pointed to policies directed at preserving the structure of the family through conciliation, rather than pushing for women to use the rights accorded to them.

Officials at the White House and the Central Intelligence Agency were directed over the weekend to preserve any documents related to the destruction of the tapes.

In preserving its being, therefore, the directing agency has to preserve the polity in peace and unity by ordering it to a common goal.

SANS measurements were first carried out using the original resin with deuterium added via direct isotope exchange to preserve the original branching distribution.