Sentence examples for preserved saying from inspiring English sources

And they lobbied the Suffolk County Legislature for a referendum that allows construction elsewhere every time a parcel of land is preserved, saying that this would promote affordable housing.

Cameron also believes the planned peace talks can lure Assad's acolytes to break with their leader by vowing that if he goes, the existing military and security services will be preserved, saying the aim was "to learn the lessons of Iraq".

The privacy of the guests has to be preserved, said Vanina Minassian-Sommer, the hotel's public relations official.

"The mayor, the Board of Education and the Township Council suggested that should be preserved," said Marguerite Schaffer, assistant township attorney.

"The interglacial period wasn't a great time for stuff to be preserved," said Beth Shapiro, an associate professor of biology at Pennsylvania State University who studies ancient DNA.

"It is essential that the period of relative calm on financial markets is preserved," said Marie Diron, an economist who advises the consulting firm Ernst & Young.

"It is obviously a very unusual case, and we'll make sure that Mr. Zarauskas's rights are preserved," said his court-appointed lawyer, Stephen Smith.

"We passed a law in Greenburgh that says trees must be preserved," said Thomas J. Abinanti, a county legislator for the area and a lawyer representing concerned neighbors.

"The Bohemian version of Gothic is quite splendid, and a lot of it has been beautifully preserved," said Philippe de Montebello, director of the Met.

The Anne Frank House Museum, where the tiny apartment has been preserved, said that grafts had been taken from the chestnut and that it hoped to replace it.

"These trees deserve to be respected and preserved," said Yioula Van Rynbach, vice president of a group called the Shelter Island Friends of Trees.