Sentence examples for preserving good from inspiring English sources

"It's a victory for our communities, too, by preserving good hometown jobs".

I believe the impact would be decisions based on evidence rather than the interest in preserving good order and discipline.

A geniza, then, serves the twofold purpose of preserving good things from harm and bad things from harming.

And while preserving good relations in some cases, these agreements have also spurred a raft of extravagant new claims against museums — backed by menacing legal threats.

He was considered a skillful political leader of his followers, preserving good relations with the predominantly Muslim governments of the countries where his followers live.

At Avaya, Michael A. Dennis, a vice president who negotiated his company's program, argued that phased retirement is a tool for preserving good jobs with benefits.

The papacy had also worked to preserve good relations.

To preserve "good will," some posted their new addresses.

John, differing in both pattern and content, appears richer in theological interpretation but may also preserve good historical information.

So your self-interest is to preserve good relations with markets outside the eurozone, not within it.

Hormone therapy has strong advocates who say menopause brings hormonal deficiencies that should be treated to preserve good health.