Sentence examples for preserve a link from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Main NAEP, it would not test the most up-to-date curriculum, to preserve a link to the past.

If the dolphins are to be moved, Racanelli and Gang want to preserve a link to them, perhaps by video feed, so that Baltimore will not feel that it is losing something.

Policies ascribed to this model preserve a link between national citizenship and national belonging defined in ethno-national terms through a reduction in the rights gap between foreigners and national citizens.

She was desperate for money, and he would have known she was a tough, single mother and maybe that's why he called it 'Motherhood Triumphant.' " Mr. Prager invited Doris Makas back to the barn in Provincetown to interview her, eager to document the barn's historic significance and preserve a living link to the barn's heritage.

One way to preserve a working Web link is to use a free U.R.L. shortening service like TinyURL (http://tinyurl.com) or SnipURL (http://snipurl.com) to convert a multiple-line Web address into a short, tidy one.

This newspaper has long argued for proportional representation (PR)—a version that combines first-past-the-post, to preserve a direct, singular link between MPs and their constituents (a rare aspect of British politics that is popular and works), with a top-up based on the national share of the vote.

Vampirish ants discovered in Madagascar appear to be an evolutionary relic, preserving a "missing link" between modern-day ants and the ancestral wasps they evolved from tens of millions of years ago, say scientists who pulled them out of a rotting log last month.

At a time when politics in Germany is widely disparaged or even dismissed, this party preserves an almost atavistic link with Bavarians.

If all replicated copies have been preserved, a contig may be linked to one α-orthologous region, one α-paralogous region, two β-paralogous regions and eight γ-paralogous regions.

Mr. Birnbaum is now helping preserve the link with the past as part of a team writing entries for a historical Hebrew dictionary.

For many tribes language is a cultural glue that holds a community together, linking generations and preserving a heritage and values.