Sentence examples for properly preserve from inspiring English sources

Dr. Blake, along with defense lawyers, said the ruling had undermined what were once progressive mandates that put the onus on the government to collect, maintain and properly preserve evidence.

As I show in my book, Stand By Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation, historical archives libraries, both academic and public, and private institutions that make it their mission to hold and properly preserve historical artifacts—have traditionally refused to preserve the records of LGBTQ people.

The sectioned tissue slides were covered with a thin layer of paraffin, and stored in vacuum chambers (Terra Universal, Inc., Anaheim, CA) placed in a 4°C cold room to properly preserve the antigenicity of the sectioned tissues.

Most states and localities are lagging in doing this, and in properly preserving evidence.

And the historical clock tower could be properly preserved and incorporated into the new quay.

Archaeological excavation and scientific tests on the wreck will continue to ensure it can be properly preserved, Santos said.

No comic preserve is too old as long as it is properly presented, and no actor is too old if properly preserved.

The statement also said the White House "does not know if any e-mails were not properly preserved in the archiving process".

Once my collection was properly preserved, freeing up yet another rack in my closet, there was only one thing left to do.

"If it were properly preserved in vinegar and dill, it could be a pickle... which is both an object and a situation".

Titled "The Brain Preservation Technology Prize: A challenge to cryonicists, a challenge to scientists," it argued that if a brain was properly preserved, time would not be an issue.