Sentence examples for preserve the rules from inspiring English sources

That is democracy.In reply, the generals could say that their only concern is to preserve the rules of democracy.

In recent weeks, the television networks and the Newspaper Association of America have lobbied to preserve the rules.

And as part of the political skirmish over the issue, some rivals to the Bells have prepared television advertisements making that point in an effort to persuade the Bush administration to fight to preserve the rules.

On Tuesday Shorten tried to deadbat questions about whether he intended to preserve the rules bequeathed to Labor by Rudd which were designed to make it more difficult for caucus to move against the federal leader.

The odds of intervention by the Supreme Court to preserve the rules grew longer on Wednesday when both the Bush administration and the Federal Communications Commission withdrew from the case and sided with the four Bell companies.

A great deal, according to Maurice Druon, 84-year-old "perpetual secretary" of the 40-member Académie française, set up by Cardinal Richelieu in 1635 to fix and preserve the rules of the French language: hence "française" as an adjective has no capital letter.

But to properly heal, the fight to restore justice, preserve the rule of law and democratic governance, must continue.

If anyone deserves the credit for trying to preserve the rule of law against the government's superficially attractive but deeply damaging proposals, it is Murray Hunt.

"In that difficult moment, the armed forces should tip the balance to maintain public order and preserve the rule of law".

"We voted against control orders repeatedly, and I think that all of us in government frankly want to preserve the rule of law," he said.

"The Need to Test Drugs on Children" (editorial, April 7) presents compelling reasons to preserve the rule allowing the Food and Drug Administration to require drug companies to test the safety and efficacy of medicines in children.