Sentence examples for requires preservation from inspiring English sources

But there is much more from the west London studio, purveyors of a certain way of British life, that requires preservation and, says my man in the white suit down on the Southbank, national treasures are being re-polished for an Ealing season at the end of this year.

Chakraborty and Kumar [2007. A new framework for solution of multidimensional population balance equations. Chemical Engineering Science 62, 4112 4125] have recently proposed a new framework of minimal internal consistency of discretization which requires preservation of only (n+1) properties.

It requires preservation of the flows of net social and economic benefits of the fishery, and flexible governance and management institutions that allow for adaptation to changes in fish abundance as well as changes in consumer demand and in the prices of key inputs.

In a letter on behalf of the coalition I suggest formation of a campaign finance task force that investigates these groups, sets up a tip line to encourage information on violations of law, requires preservation of records and monitors their activities.

Of note, while vision rescue requires preservation of some functional photoreceptors, the mere presence of photoreceptor cells in the ONL of transplanted RCS rats does not assure function [61].

This mode is a partial support system that requires preservation of spontaneous breathing.

If the e-mail messages were not saved, the White House might have violated two laws requiring preservation of federal records or presidential records.

"BP had clear policies requiring preservation of evidence in this case and has undertaken substantial and ongoing efforts to preserve evidence," the company said.

The enlightened measure, the Innocence Protection Act, would require preservation of biological evidence, make DNA testing available to federal and state inmates, and set national standards to ensure competent lawyers for indigent defendants accused of capital crimes.

Beyond that, Mr. Durham, the prosecutor, has found 17 court orders in 21 lawsuits that required preservation of evidence, and he has said in court papers that his team is investigating whether the tapes' destruction violated those orders.

The measure, the bipartisan Innocence Protection Act, would also require preservation of biological evidence that may later prove crucial on appeal, and ensure federal and state death row inmates access to DNA testing if that could help exonerate them.