Sentence examples for preserving administration from inspiring English sources

In the churches the survival of ancient liturgies provided continuity with the non-Muslim past, while even the millet system performed the invaluable function of preserving administration in the native language.

He is driven in part by the preservation of his own legacy, much of which rests on whether his successor preserves his administration's actions on climate, foreign policy and other major issues.

The French preserved the administration of the bey of Tunis, although under French supervision, an indirect form of rule they later applied to Morocco as well.

Netanyahu's office said he would attempt to preserve the administration, but that looked unlikely after he lost support from Bennett's Jewish Home party.

In 1962, when the Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, sacked seven of his Cabinet to try to preserve his administration, Thorpe declared: "Greater love hath no man than that he should lay down his friends for his life".

As the agent was applied topically, perfusion pressure to the organ was preserved; systemic administration of vasodilating agents may not have the same effects.

Meruelo has agreed to preserve the administration building and superintendent's home on the Nelles site.

Harris said she wants to preserve Obama administration policies intended to shield some immigrant children and their parents from deportation, though some the president's actions have been blocked by the courts.

But at the same time a group of gay Republicans is suing Mr Obama's administration for preserving the current policy.

And the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, recently told the Senate Finance Committee that the Trump administration supported preserving the muni bond tax exemption.

He is to lecture in the gallery on March 27 at 4 30 p.m. "Both dynasties owed their conquests to their superbly trained cavalry, but the success of their emperors depended on their adopting Chinese-style administration while preserving their nomadic cultural heritage," Mr. Vollmer writes.