Infidelity can be corrosive in marriages worth preserving, and guarding oneself against sexual deceit is a bipartisan practice.
However, I am convinced that these rules comprise the strongest approach to preserving and guarding the internet as we know it.
Deborah Moggach, novelist Britishness is newspapers, Marmite, pubs and the BBC - that is what people miss when they go abroad, and they must all be preserved and guarded jealously.
A free press is part of a larger right of free expression – something to be jealously preserved and guarded, regardless of the abuses of those freedoms by, or on behalf of, a small number of people calling themselves journalists.
The government's new plan would place local police departments under the command of governors, preserving the closely guarded autonomy of the states and allowing the authorities to more easily move people to trouble spots.
In recognition of their sacrifice, I propose the creation of a fund that enables American to donate money to offset the financial sacrifices of those who have volunteered to preserve our safety and guard our freedoms.
It has sounded like rear-guard actions preserving what they see as their accomplishments.
Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History is charged with guarding and preserving archaeological sites, but many Otomis don't want it to take over.
As pragmatic politician Mariah Dillard (and Cottonmouth's cousin), veteran actress Alfre Woodard presents an individual hell-bent on preserving a "black Harlem," guarding it from the scourge of encroaching gentrification, as she promotes her "New Harlem Renaissance" initiatives.
West could part with two clubs safely, but then gave up two of his spade winners to preserve his heart guard.
