Sentence examples for preserving practices from inspiring English sources

EU taxpayers often pay to keep market forces at bay, preserving practices which may be quaint, green or kindly to animals but which do not turn a profit.

In a sense we have become the victims of our own success in achieving social stability and preserving democratic practices and the observation of human rights.

It's hard to imagine the right having as much success in preserving discriminatory practices against gay and lesbian adults who want to marry.

We will narrate two completed DBR cycles of our study to demonstrate how our scaffolding design framework has assisted us in accomplishing crucial revamps in the learning and technological design, in addressing the challenges we encountered and in preserving good practices that emerged among the students and the teacher during the study.

Incumbent officials regardless of party have a shared interest in preserving email practices that give them control of their records.

My favourite is a raw milk version that comes from Undredal on the west coast of Norway where one plucky Frenchwoman, Pascale Baudonnet and her Norwegian husband are preserving the practice of making brunost the traditional way.

Not only is he probably the best pop-oriented traditionalist songwriter of the past five years, but he's also the one who's been most successful at preserving that practice in the mainstream.

That in turn would gradually overcome cultural biases and traditions that preserve such practices.

But it must not be (or look like) a fight to keep unnecessary jobs or preserve restrictive practices.

But she refused to yield to the printers' unions when they tried to use violence and intimidation to preserve old practices.

However, this lack of facilities is often appreciated today, as it preserves farming practices and gives the summer farm a genuine feeling.