The Director of the FBI at that time testified that CALEA was necessary to preserve the capabilities it always had to intercept all communications.
A social scientific scrutiny of the human, rather than natural, world doesn't easily lend itself to generalisable laws, cast-iron predictions, nor can it always preserve a distinction between fact and value.
Along with other authors (e.g., Buridan), he explicitly holds that while valid inference does not always preserve truth, it does preserve the property of signifying as is the case.
The UK's approach to preserving its built history has always been hit and miss.
The price to preserve freedom is always a costly one, but it offers a lesson that every school child and adult in America should be reminded of again and again.
But the importance of preserving its relationship with America has always been paramount.
While this classic sweet-but-bitter citrus preserve always has a place at my breakfast table, the supply from my enthusiastic jam-making auntie often outstrips the demand.
"To preserve Venice has always been to interfere in the natural course of events".
"China firmly preserves cybersecurity, always opposing and cracking down on any forms of cyber theft, " according to a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
The hypostome and prehypostomal sclerite, where preserved, are always in immediate juxtaposition.
But opportunity still exists, perhaps to embrace new architecture alongside old, as L'Aquila did after the earthquake in 1703, when the city became the beloved Baroque one everyone now wants to preserve as if it had always been there.
