Sentence examples for given to save from inspiring English sources

By general law life and limb must be protected; yet often a limb must be amputated to save a life; but a life is never wisely given to save a limb.

"Now 10 people in relation to those issues have been asked to leave Nauru and that instruction was given to Save the Children last week," he told the 2GB broadcaster Ray Hadley.

"Now 10 people in relation to those issues have been asked to leave Nauru and that instruction was given to Save the Children last week," Morrison told 2GB on 7 October.

The authors Rosamund Lupton, David Nicholls, Francesca Simon and Marian Keyes were among the writers and publishers who added their money to a fund set up by the children's author Patrick Ness which will be given to Save the Children.

Virologists tend to keep a set of reference isolates (also known as clade-specific isolates), option is therefore given to save several lists of isolates, and use them later to compare new query results with these references.

"We do not believe this is the timing or the venue or the circumstances where this thing should be given precedence, when the precedence should be given to saving lives," the Egyptian foreign minister, Ahmed Maher, told Reuters over the weekend.

In a report, Unicef has called for greater priority to be given to saving lives in the first four weeks of life.

In addition, prosecutors said, Rabbi Youlus took $145,000 that donors tried to give to Save a Torah and diverted it to his own bank account.

• To the Editor: Re "Unions Debate What to Give to Save Bargaining" (front page, Feb. 28): The power of public employees' unions in this nation has been grossly exaggerated by politicians and pundits alike.

In this way Superman is presented as a kind of Christ figure, given to Earth to save humanity.

What is very striking is that the new freedom to cash in, being given to those saving for a pension, is expected to raise money for the Treasury.