Sentence examples for guidelines to preserve from inspiring English sources

We follow manufacturer guidelines to preserve warranty and protect resale value, although this may not be the cheapest option on the market".

"Oil and Mining Leaders Agree to Protect Rights in Remote Areas" (news article, Dec. 21) describes a set of voluntary guidelines to preserve human rights that extraction companies have agreed to adhere to.

The letter urges regulators to adopt three key changes to the guidelines to preserve meaningful net neutrality in Europe: (1) prevent fast lanes on the Internet; (2) provide certainty on zero-rating; and (3) limit discriminatory traffic management.

In Section 4, detailed guidelines to preserve the quality and accuracy of the experiments, even when sensor nodes are used as RF measurement tools, are presented.

Follow these guidelines to preserve the meaning of other precious stuff.

Patients were randomised into groups the day before surgery - conventional management group (decision about fluid therapy and vasoactive support was based on internal guidelines to preserve normal macrohemodynamic variables), and protocol group.

We need to consider whether the result of adopting the proximate reserve design guideline to preserve maximum species number will contribute to the potential extinction or extirpation of some rare flagship species?

Without specifying a maximum price, the guidelines seek to preserve family budgets and Jewish ideals.

"But the whole idea of the design guidelines is to preserve the plan we picked for the site," he said.

Intensity modulated radiation therapy guidelines designed to preserve structures important to swallowing currently exclude the suprahyoid and thyrohyoid muscles.

Alkali therapy of metabolic acidosis in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) with plasma total CO2 (TCO2) below 22 mmol/l per KDOQI guidelines appears to preserve estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR).