Sentence examples for preserving institutions from inspiring English sources

Burke fits the situational definition of conservatism well, since he was concerned with preserving institutions that had been tested "in terms of history, God, nature and man," as Huntington once wrote.

For him, conservatism was concerned with preserving institutions that serve the interests of people, collectively.

Leadership of the movement for political reform passed to new men who had no stake in preserving old institutions.

Many Syrian officials, steeped in Arab nationalism and often educated in Moscow, feel comfortable with a secular Russia and its emphasis on preserving state institutions.

Defeating this defeatism was essential to victory over dictatorships in the 20th century, and it is essential to preserving the institutions of democracy today.

He starts by echoing arguments made by Samuel Huntington and others about conservatism being a situational ideology, one arising in reaction to a fundamental challenge to an existing order and devoted to preserving traditional institutions.

Evelyn Hernández, opinion page editor of El Diario/La Prensa, will study the role of media in preserving Hispanic institutions, communities and identity and building new ones, given the ongoing changes in the U.S. Hispanic population.

Delegates also committed to preserving state institutions and restructuring the security forces.

But as a head of government responsible for building and preserving the institutions of the state and serving the people, he's a spectacular failure". The charge sheet against Maliki is comprehensive.

He needs to make difficult decisions about asset sales while preserving the institution's morale.

"I'm preserving an institution," Mr. Wonski said recently, "because it was the smart thing to do".