Sentence examples for preserve access from inspiring English sources
Tocci Brothers, city regulators said, had a habit of paying off corrupt industry officials to preserve access to desirable clients.
"So we will seek to preserve access to the single market for goods and services," he said.
Surely, so the argument goes, the big German manufacturers will lobby hard to preserve access to a key market?
There must be an immediate call for a public-private partnership to proactively preserve access to necessary medication for children.
It is a network of PCs based at libraries around the world and designed to preserve access to scientific journals that are published on the web.
"We support a technical correction by Congress that will preserve access to discounted medications for more vulnerable Americans," Ms. Wakefield said.
Its leaders said the election was crucial to preserving access to abortion.
They could close passenger and branch lines, as long as they preserved access for Amtrak services.
She said current rules only preserved access on foot, not for bicycles, horses, cars or visitors with disabilities.
In approving that law, Congress wanted to restrict eligibility for cash assistance while preserving access to Medicaid.
The public colleges need fairness from the federal government -- and a financing structure that puts them back on a firm footing, while preserving access for the poor.
