Sentence examples for it would preserve from inspiring English sources

He also doesn't think Citi will be able to maintain its dividend at current levels, saying that cutting it would preserve $3.5 billion of capital.

It would preserve the same tract of Forest Service land for its "wilderness quality" and watershed.

It would preserve most of this land, undeveloped, in perpetuity.

It would preserve $3.2 trillion in tax cuts over the next 10 years.

Mass-market retailers hailed the unanimous decision, saying it would preserve competition.

Or the National Patrimony tax, because that's what it would preserve.

The Bush administration has been arguing that its tax-cut proposal, big as it is, would preserve much of the surplus.

Proponents say it, too, would preserve the availability of 30-year fixed-rate loans, though they are not widely available in countries without government-backed systems.

He wanted to sell it to somebody who would preserve it as it is, and he had tremendous trouble finding someone.

The museum, now owned by the city of New York, is an object of dispute between those who would buy and redesign it and those who would preserve it unchanged.

This middle way — call it "interest solidarity" — would preserve national sovereignty and borders, while enabling members of ethnic and other groups to cooperate with their counterparts in the region, in fields like trade, transport, education, media and the arts.