Sentence examples for fail to preserve from inspiring English sources

They also fail to preserve objections on the record that could be raised again in appeals.

It is feared a player cull will be necessary if the Tigers fail to preserve their top-flight status.

If you're inexperienced, you'll do a poor job at trial and you'll fail to preserve your rights on appeal".

Signs are that Sato Kogyo was allowed to fail to preserve the status quo, not to upset it.

It is to be imploded on Jan . 30 Super Bowl Sunday, and when it falls, Reno will become the first city in the country to fail to preserve a site since the National Trust began its endangered-sites list 11 years ago.

But this kind of narrow legalism simply cannot do when the world is changing as rapidly as it is today: all narrow analogies will systematically fail to preserve the values they did five or ten years ago, especially when we're walking around with all the metadata coming out of the bank/medical monitor/full-on GPS trackers in our pockets.

He has since lashed out at L'Equipe, claiming its reporter failed to preserve the spirit of the interview.

Mayor Bloomberg began promising to reopen the High Bridge almost three years ago, calling it a "glaring symbol of a time when New York failed to preserve its historical treasures".

"They destroyed evidence, and failed to preserve the scene of the crime," Spinner, the lawyer for one of the Navy SEALs, said.

Ofcom said the channel had "failed to preserve due impartiality in these matters over a series of programmes taken as a whole".

Britain's broadcasting regulator issued a warning to RT in November after concluding that it had "failed to preserve due impartiality" in four broadcasts about the conflict in eastern Ukraine.