Sentence examples for interest of preserving from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in the interest of preserving this flexibility, Adams perfected a dog-whistle style of political rhetoric.

A more far-reaching solution would be to embrace the modest proposal to abandon the Olympic Games altogether in the interest of preserving the virtues of athletic competition.

(He sees charity as little more than a ritualistic bequeathing of good will in the interest of preserving the existing power structure).

Updated, 10 30 p.m. | In the interest of preserving an already-compromised sliver of urban wilderness, state legislators are asking the federal government to take over Central Park.

The establishment of heavy manufacturing industries has not been encouraged, in the interest of preserving the traditional character of the city.

Sometimes a critic has to step forward to nip a programming trend in the bud, in the interest of preserving the basic tenets of civilization.

"But then we realized that in the interests of preserving brotherhood we needed some time apart," Rich said.

And in the interests of preserving long-term unity (Europe's strength), the EU will now back down, in unison.

The speech restriction served the "compelling state interests" of preserving the impartiality and the appearance of impartiality of the judiciary, the appeals court said.

Lord Black, the Tory peer and executive director of Telegraph Media Group, said the industry had to make this move in the interests of preserving a free press.

It is in the interests of preserving and perpetuating the singular genius and purposefully scandalous Orton sensibility to put off a critical consideration of the George Street production, which suffers a most lamentable case of the blahs.