Judith Miller evidently believes that she stood up for the worthy principle of preserving the confidentiality of her sources.
Nor did Mr. Hussein pay much heed to the fact that the archaeological world cried foul -- deriding his project as Disney for a Despot -- because he was violating their sacred principle of preserving rather than recreating.
Ordinary Sicilians applied the principle of preserving the freshness of the ingredients, and most importantly, never letting one taste overpower another.
Splicing method of bending elements is important for the restoration of ancient timber structures due to the principle of preserving as much as possible the original material.
It is based on the principle of preserving the tonsillar capsule as a barrier to exposure of the pharyngeal musculature, preventing their injury and inflammation.
The IMO is currently responsible for resolving intergenerational and international conflicts relating to economic growth, globalization, and natural growth of populations against the principle of preserving the maritime environmental resources, which may be affected by sea freight activity or any involvement of any vessel.
A continuous random variable may be characterized either by its probability density function (pdf), moment generating function (mgf), moments, hazard rate function etc. Basically cconstruction of a discrete analogue from a continuous distribution is based on the principle of preserving one or more characteristic property of the continuous one.
Of the concepts presented in this collection, a fundamental one is the principle of preserving the core ideology.
The alternative of extending their hospital stay in order to get those services, however in most cases would contradict the principle of preserving patient choice and patient-centred care, given that living independently at home is the goal of many seniors [ 39].
While modern musical traditions in the West are based to a large extent on the principles of antiquity preserved in the notated music of the early church, a secular musical practice did exist; but because of the pervasive influence of the church, the dividing line between sacred and secular aspects was thin throughout a good part of the medieval period.
