Sentence examples for preserving the possibility from inspiring English sources

Negotiating peace in Liberia: preserving the possibility for justice (2007) by Priscilla Hayner.

He won with dummy's king, preserving the possibility of subsequently finessing the nine, and led to his spade king.

But in his final months in office Mr. Clinton still has an important role to play in containing the conflict and preserving the possibility of future peace.

He felt that Lumenus, by withdrawing its request, was preserving the possibility of future success, through a process that would include input from teachers and parents.

NAIROBI, Kenya — A Ugandan court struck down a punitive anti-gay law on Friday that has strained Uganda's relations with the West, but the court ruled on narrow technical grounds, preserving the possibility that the measure could be revived.

Karapet ruffed and made the correct technical play in the trump suit: he crossed to the club king and finessed the heart jack, preserving the possibility of a second finesse if West had begun with a small singleton.

Even if there were no more pressing reason to vote, there is always the one inviolable reason, which is to preserve the possibility of voting.

Rather, antitrust principles are solely designed to preserve the possibility that a smart company has a fighting chance to flourish in a market.

Two recent court events — a request to review a verdict, and another lawsuit's progress — preserve the possibility of comeuppance for Wall Street.

Given all that, Mr. Obama has decided to leave American destroyers in the eastern Mediterranean Sea to preserve the possibility of a military strike.

In both books, many bad guys die, along with a few good ones, but enough survive to preserve the possibility of yet another sequel.