Sentence examples for it preserves for from inspiring English sources

Among the former, special interest attaches to the early Palestinian Pentateuch Targum; it preserves, for example, messianic (referring to the expected anointed deliverer) exegesis of certain passages to which later rabbis gave a different interpretation because of the Christians' appeal to them.

We review the ways in which the law's demands for institutional coordination between federal and state governments (and especially the role it preserves for governors and state legislatures) have created difficulties for rolling out health-insurance exchanges and expanding the Medicaid program.

But when the country ratified its constitution in 1990, it preserved for its citizens the right to develop one's personality.

Like most jazz pianists near his stature Mr. Hersch has history with the club, some of it preserved for posterity.

She buys shade-grown coffee, for example, because it preserves habitats for birds, even though it can cost twice as much as regular coffee.

It preserves arrangements for confidence-building mutual inspections and sets the stage for negotiating more far-reaching cuts.

It preserves privacy, for one thing, when it might be very important to do so.

"It preserves me for God, a new technique, begun in Palestine".

Plouffe says that the President doesn't make those cuts until 2017 -- it preserves benefits for current beneficiaries.

"And because Antioch at that time made a real contribution to the life of an aware protester — somebody who was politically progressive — it's important it be preserved for as long as it exists.

It preserves traditional protection for copyrights.