At a former courthouse used by the KGB and Gestapo as prison, torture chamber, interrogation centre and execution cell, the grim memory of the Soviet Union has been preserved, as memorial and warning.
We preserve this custom of warning the opponent in our less lyrical way by stating the score just before we toss up the ball.
On November 10th Sands said that a long-planned expansion on Macau was being postponed indefinitely to preserve capital, having given warning on November 6th that it might default on its debt.
But Mr. Obama is also trying to preserve his credibility after warning in the past that the use of chemical weapons would be a "game changer" and prompt a forceful American response.
But Endy Chávez caught the ball on the warning track, preserving an outing that measures up with Al Leiter's two-hit shutout in a one-game playoff in Cincinnati in 1999, Bobby Jones's one-hitter against San Francisco in 2000 that guided the Mets to the N.L. Championship Series, and John Maine's seven-and-two-third no-hit innings on the penultimate day in 2007.
Guillaume Leblanc, director general of SNEP, said the group was willing to accept dropping the threat of disconnection, as long as the warning system was preserved, but said the proposed €60 fine was too low.
Lamb's campaign focused on preserving Medicare and Social Security, and warning that Republican policies would put them at risk.
Last year's on-air efforts by stations to preserve the allocation had some critics warning about the illegality of using federal funds for lobbying purposes.
In 2010, Elder Dallin H. Oaks spoke at a Constitution Day Celebration, warning about the importance of preserving the U.S. Constitution.
He also made a diving, backhand catch on James Loney's soft fly leading off the third, then ran down Jeff Kent's leadoff liner to the warning track in the seventh to preserve the lead.
