Sentence examples for preserved against from inspiring English sources

"Peace must be preserved against the utter futility of war," said the Kansas Governor.

Tuff masonry structures represent a large part of the existing cultural heritage in Mediterranean countries and need to be preserved against earthquakes by reversible strengthening systems.

We do not believe it is the policy of this state that all and every life must be preserved against the will of the sufferer.

To some extent the orbital magnetism is preserved against ligand fields of low symmetry by the coupling of the spin and orbital momenta.

Or it could mean "railbanking" through Rails-to-Trails, in which title to the High Line would be transferred but the right-of-way preserved against the theoretical possibility of reuse as a railroad.

"It was greatly in Labour's interest, once the Tory party had accepted so much of Labour's programme as unalterable, that the Tory party should be preserved against the danger of dissolution," Hitchens writes.

"In fact, 'natural' ingredients may be harder to preserve against microbial contamination and growth than synthetic raw materials".

The area where the dam is proposed is part of a biological corridor that Central American nations are trying to preserve against broader encroachment.

Throughout, she emphasizes the measures that the city's leaders took to preserve against staggering odds the cultural and religious pluralism that had long enabled the city's diverse populations to thrive together.

It's like the way in which couples consciously decide not to do each other's laundry, as part of the heroic effort to keep the magic alive and preserve against degenerating into a single, sexless, boundary-less being.

But what he wants to preserve against all comers is the work of narrative art as something that is given entire and unchangeable by its makers to its receivers.