Sentence examples for kept as part from inspiring English sources

One question the laboratories had not anticipated was how to store thousands of items that show no evidence of anthrax but are being kept as part of the criminal investigation.

In a claim that may yet provoke sleepless nights among Tower of London security officials, where the gem is kept as part of the Crown Jewels, the Taliban's foreign affairs spokesman, Faiz Ahmad Faiz, said last week that the diamond was the 'legitimate property' of Afghanistan.

The landmark's four chimneys would be kept as part of a design which includes a 15,000 seat single-tier south stand.

An example of this is the positing of rights not being violated, or duties being kept, as part of the Good to be maximized the so-called "utilitarianism of rights" (Nozick 1974).

For recovering the cover image, the information of P and T is needed to be sent to the decoder in a way that the LSB values of the first 32 prediction errors are kept (as part of the payload) and then replaced by the parameters P (25 bits) and T (7 bits).

Worn-out frames were brought back to Istanbul, where they are still kept as part of the Sacred Relics in the Topkapı Palace.

But Israel has always reserved the right to build in major settlement blocs like Maale Adumim, which it intends to keep as part of any permanent deal with the Palestinians, and Israel contends that Jerusalem has a separate status.

But a "bloody and tattered journal" he was forced to keep as part of his therapy contained, instead of poetry, "an unbelievable account of torture, abuse and neglect," Mr. Bacon said.

But the piece, its long wordless tones wandering from one harmonic interval to another, sounds distinctly prim and correct in the company it has to keep as part of the continuous program in the first-floor listening room, alongside works by Maryanne Amacher, Stephen Vitiello and others.

"When some of the top clubs have players to whom they cannot guarantee first-team football but still want to keep as part of their squad, they see Derby as a great home for them to develop and improve.

"The idea is to use the weapons we keep as part of our self-defense, not to intimidate".