Sentence examples for preserved both from inspiring English sources
He said its strength was that it preserved both automatic declassification and the interagency appeals panel from the Clinton administration.
But some objects, preserved both by individuals and local historical societies, provide a glimpse of the storm's terrible ferocity.
In other words, the veto is fully preserved, both within Europe and on the Security Council.4) But wait.
This is preserved both in Egyptian, on the walls of two temples in Thebes, and in Hittite, on a cuneiform tablet from their capital, Hattusa.
The members of the Unitas Fratrum cooperated with the adherents of the Bohemian Confession but preserved both their doctrine and their organization.
Several independent states (cantons) needed to band together in a stable confederation that preserved both unity and diversity, and thus freedom.
"Today we are acting to preserve both".
Places like the Hungarian Pastry Shop become institutions, preserving both personal and community history.
More to the point, he preserves both their beauty and their oddly disquieting character.
"We seized the opportunity to preserve both their team and their know-how," Mr. Journe said.
Both women are board members of the Sandy Ground Historical Society, which runs a museum devoted to preserving both Sandy Ground history and black history on Staten Island.
