Sentence examples for operations to preserve from inspiring English sources
Chris, for example, has had eight eye operations to preserve his sight, and surgery to replace a portion of the aorta, the body's main artery, which was in danger of bursting.
That will come after the results of a health check of 100 banks across the EU – including the major UK banks – are published on Sunday by the European Banking Authority, a move that could result in some banks being forced to raise more capital or sell off operations to preserve their capital cushions.
Operations to preserve the femoral head, e.g., core decompression and bone grafting, are usually recommended in younger patients.
In this mode, the proxy performs all its operations to preserve the coherent state of the system along the execution of the rounds of service, except the data I/O to move video block to and from the RAM.
After this, about 15 or 20 thousand peacekeeping troops, to be composed of international and Arab soldiers would engage in operations to preserve security, after entering the country and deploying there extensively - under a new mission that would not be restricted to an observation role, as is the role played today by the United Nations Supervision Mission in Syria (UNSMIS).
Timothy, 11, had an operation to preserve what remained of his sight.
In addition to efficient direct injection of fuel, each can drop to 4-cylinder operation to preserve fuel.
The agents would be present throughout the operation to preserve evidence, so that they, as law-enforcement officials, could later testify in civilian court.
The debate on space safety is focused on international co-operation to preserve the space environment, preventing unfair commercial competition because of substandard safety practices and ensuring acceptable risk.Around 200 spacecraft have been abandoned in orbit.
that was set up in the U.S. during W.W. II--a counterpart of one that had been set up in Britain--to handle the most important intelligence operations & to preserve secrecy on the highest official level in the battle against Fascism.
Selig, the official said, has told Sandy Alderson, baseball's operations chief, to preserve what he wants to accomplish with the system but to address the umpires' concerns.
