Sentence examples for preserve a system from inspiring English sources

Generic drug makers say that the payments preserve a system that has saved American consumers hundreds of billions of dollars.

The rules, as they stand, preserve a system in which Irish work is sent to UK presses to be published according to their lights.

Understandably, the huge numbers of French people dependent on state salaries, benefits or pensions want to preserve a system that offers so few opportunities to those excluded from it.

And third, it will help preserve a system of irresponsibility that makes it too easy to ignore child sexual abuse, because the costs of ignoring it are lower in New York than in most other states.

But some of the decisions issued by the tribunal contend that Mr. Ban and the highest levels of management are determined to preserve a system in which their personnel decisions remain absolute.

Mr. Sorkin said he understood the anger and grief of Mr. Madoff's former customers, but "to preserve a system that can protect the people who didn't do bad things, you have to represent people who did do bad things," Mr. Sorkin said of his belief in the system.

Resisting the 12th-century Mongol invasions, it preserved a system of municipal democracy unique in Russia.

Some say King Abdullah's hands are tied by his East Bank intelligence officers, bent on preserving a system of perks accumulated over decades.

"As scholars have underscored," she writes near book's end, "there are strong political and ideological forces that kept the system as it is, preserving a system of differentiated education and thereby privileging some over others".

Yet, here I am again, seeking to bring about realisation in the world's most powerful that they have to move beyond an obsession with preserving a system that drives economic inequality, environmental destruction and violence.

"Dreams have been shattered and homes have been lost because a small group of executives were motivated by greed rather than preserving a system that America and the world depend upon," said Mr. Rangel, a Harlem Democrat and chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee.