Sentence examples for preserved a range from inspiring English sources

An all-night session Friday into yesterday, capping a week of heated arguments, preserved a range of women's rights including the most contentious, that "women have the right to decide freely and responsibly on matters related to their sexuality" and can do so without "coercion, discrimination and violence".

The Mozi is in effect an archive in which the compilers preserved a range of texts of different origin and age, including both early essays and later essays that on some doctrinal points probably superseded them.

This state of the art, four-level facility unifies previously dispersed departments, increasing efficiency in processing and preserving a range of materials.

For political and moral reasons, defence planners will always want to preserve a range of options to meet future military challenges.

A week-long meeting for women ended at the United Nations, preserving a range of women's rights with no significant victories for opponents who have spent the last five years trying to reverse the gains made at a watershed conference in Beijing.

While men tend to direct and straight talking and if they are confrontational it is regarded as nothing personal, women avoid being directly confrontational and use a range of strategies to preserve a range of alliances, if not friendships, to achieve their agenda.

The results of this study emphasise the roles of landscape composition and configuration as ecological filters and the importance of preserving a range of landscape types to maintain functional biodiversity at regional scales.

The archive preserves a range of historically significant film and video material, including the official British film record of the First World War.

Divergent local preferences for several morphological traits have preserved a wide range of grain width, colour, plant stature, flag leaf angle and various culinary qualities and have led to conservation of enormous allelic diversity.

Mr. Gitlis's earlier art has been preserved on a range of CD rereleases, from a Bartok concerto to a live appearance with Yoko Ono at the Rolling Stones' 1968 "Rock and Roll Circus".

Conclusions: Stroke alters a broad array of features of reaching, yet largely the same degree of movement control is preserved across a range of target locations.