Sentence examples for have it preserved from inspiring English sources

"But if he wants to sell the land and have it preserved, that's commendable".

When Hamawy heard about the school's plan to scrap it, he lobbied to have it preserved.

But campaigners fought to have it preserved as a silent reminder of what might have been, and it now attracts thousands of visitors on guided tours every year.

Local officials had long sought to condemn the land and Mr. Halper had fought the move, seeking to have it preserved under a state program designed to promote open space.

Mr. Kastner wonders if the museum bar serves Manischewitz wine and angrily mutters, "It's strange to have it preserved here like some kind of movie set for our benefit," observing the tourists eating as they wander among the death ovens.

Marlene Zuk, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Minnesota and author of "Sex on Six Legs: Lessons on Life, Love and Language From the Insect World," said that by and large, "behavior doesn't fossilize," so it is rare to have it preserved so clearly.

"Throughout this year's health care debate, America's Essential Hospitals stood by its position that policy changes must maintain coverage for those who have it, preserve access, and protect hospitals that care for low-income and other vulnerable people.

Has this reclusiveness deprived us or him, or has it preserved his special qualities?

We had to spend quite a bit of money having it preserved, because of the water damage".

He was again fined; the owner of the building took down the work featuring Princess Peach and had it preserved.

In wealthy, modern, healthcare systems, a new possibility has arisen: to have it cryogenically preserved.