Sentence examples for key to preserving from inspiring English sources

"The key to preserving and enhancing Columbia's greatness is space," Mr. Bollinger said on Thursday.

"The key to preserving the green belt is getting the other stuff right," he says.

The key to preserving the exciton's energy lies in way it travels to the "reaction centre".

And it will also provide a key to preserving our place on that planet.

One key to preserving relationships is to time the leaps so employers aren't left in the lurch on big projects.

E85 may be the key to preserving our precious oil reserves, while also helping us move towards a cleaner future.

It is the key to preserve a safe future for our communities.

A pH value of 7.5 or higher value of the PAA-AgNPs solution is the key to preserve the aggregation state of the AgNPs without any further precipitation or loss of coloration.

"Unity will be the key to preserve and consolidate the nation and the economic and social conquests (of the revolution)." The reforms include plans to slash a million jobs from the government's bloated payrolls and, in a break from the past, to encourage people to start their own small businesses.

The wasteful practice of throwing away healthy and edible fish at sea will be ended in Europe, for the first time in four decades, in a partial victory for environmental campaigners who have viewed a discards ban as the key step to preserving fish stocks.

Karzai also clarified his intention to eliminate a key obstacle to preserving some U.S. forces in Afghanistan beyond 2014, pledging to "go to the Afghan people and argue for immunity for U.S. troops in Afghanistan". Obama's inability to reach an immunity agreement, which protects U.S. forces from foreign prosecution, prevented him from keeping any troops in Iraq.