Sentence examples for preserving conservative from inspiring English sources
Leslie's friend, the late Daily Mail columnist Lynda Lee-Potter, usually a great one for preserving conservative dress codes, was Titmuss's most ardent defender, insisting she was simply dressing as modern young girls do in hot weather.
Checks and Balances aims to serve as a safe forum for Federalist Society members to discuss the administration and its actions in the interest of preserving conservative constitutional ideals.
More recently, supporters of the law have argued that it preserves conservative family values amid a surge of modernisation.
It is easy to see from Figures 5 and 6 that Schemes II and III both preserve conservative invariant very well.
Jindal is seeking to preserve conservative solutions to health care, and to position Obama as the intransigent one if the president does not allow governors to experiment with best practices in their own states.
The dictionary definition of "conservative," after all, includes such words as "cautious, moderate, preserve, conserve, and tradition".
By taking the volume-preserving methods as the kernel, the processed methods are still volume-preserving, and preserve the conservative quantities for the Lorenz force system.
Certainly, Kuwaiti women voting in elections for student councils and suchlike have helped preserve a conservative Islamist lock on the contests.
Mr. Gore said the Confederate battle flag should be removed from the South Carolina Capitol because it was a symbol of racism and that Mr. Bush was ducking the issue because he needed to preserve his conservative support.
To preserve the conservative property, the mapping given by ξ̲="x̲-u̲t is performed between two coordinates x–– and ξ– for the advection diffusion equation in a flow field with velocity u.
In an effort to preserve limbs, conservative surgery with various modalities such as nerve resection with or without nerve grafts, irradiation, and hyperthermia for preservation of peripheral nerves has been reported [ 1- 4].
