Sentence examples for preserve some form from inspiring English sources

Tells how Sihanouk may prove to be an imporant transitional leader - he is the only man who can preserve some form of independence or neutrality for Cambodia.

If so, we might still be able to preserve some form of negative Legal Moralism, and hold that conduct that is not immoral cannot properly be criminalized; but we would need to look elsewhere for positive reasons for criminalization.

Both sides have an interest in preserving some form of the status quo.

The opposition saw Soviet pressure as a means of ousting Smetona's regime, restoring democracy, and preserving some form of autonomy.

Even Eurosceptics who want to use the opt-out are in favour of preserving some forms of EU co-operation, such as criminal-record checks.

"We are not saying they have to be preserved in aspic, but they should be preserved in some form".

Many of these are dying out as new tastes and customs evolve, and Iranian dance companies have tried to preserve some of these dying forms.

As the battle over Theodore J. Kaczynski's papers continues, archivists would argue that his papers should be preserved in some form for historical and criminological purposes.

Similarly, this past December in Glastonbury, England, vandals cut down a hawthorn tree that had been preserved in some form for centuries.

Following receipt of the official CIA response, Senate staff members began to recognize discrepancies between the official position and the analysis in the internal Panetta Review document -- which had been preserved in some form, but only at the off-site CIA facility used to construct the study.

Few of the old customs have been preserved, but some forms of traditional music, arts and crafts, and fishing are still practised.