Sentence examples for has preserved its from inspiring English sources
But it has preserved its historic center, in structure and spirit.
The Quai Branly may have displaced a natural history museum but it has preserved its categories.
Though it has preserved its last synagogue, the building has not had a religious use for decades and all Jewish symbols have been removed.
Shintō has no founder, no official sacred scriptures in the strict sense, and no fixed dogmas, but it has preserved its guiding beliefs throughout the ages.
Though rock 'n' roll has traveled far from that musical promised land of dust bowls, deltas, Appalachian valleys and hilltop churches, it has preserved its indomitable spirit and broadcast its down-home verities to the world.
A reasonably straightforward new-music band in 2001, when it made the jump from college orchestra (at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester) to professional ensemble, it has preserved its freshness by thinking about repertory in ways that most groups do not.
Had BMW been willing to trade off 20percentt of its shares, he added, it could have preserved its independence, raised billions in extra capital and tapped the expertise of companies already making mass-market cars.
Buda was the kernel of settlement in the Middle Ages, and the cobbled streets and Gothic houses of the castle town have preserved its old layout.
Of course Labour's majority would probably have been lower without Blair in 1997, but I agree with Hattersley that John Smith would still have won handsomely, and the Labour party would have preserved its soul.
The bruising episode for Standard Chartered, which until the summer was regarded to have preserved its reputation through the banking crisis, also includes the bank being forced set up "acceptable" compliance programmes.
In contrast to the high impact of the Atlantic slave trade on the Central American Caribbean coast [79], the Pacific side (at least for El Salvador) appears to have preserved its Native American mtDNA heritage intact to the present day.
