Sentence examples for respected and preserved from inspiring English sources

No. Privacy deserves to be respected and preserved.

"These trees deserve to be respected and preserved," said Yioula Van Rynbach, vice president of a group called the Shelter Island Friends of Trees.

It is our way of making sure that with all the newness in Harlem, the "old" is respected and preserved.

Among the fundamental rights of the people that were supposed to be respected and preserved under the Constitution was universal access to "the means of acquiring and possessing property," a right which was expressly acknowledged under the Virginia and Massachusetts Declarations of Rights.

Preservationists argued that the intrinsic value of nature imposes duties to respect and preserve natural objects.

A government that readily kills its own people cannot be expected to respect and preserve historical monuments, bricks and mortar.

What the play has to do with should be suggested, not specified, to respect and preserve its crucial elements of surprise.

In this new era, he hoped for concrete changes like population control (he criticized the Catholic Church for not doing more in this regard) and respecting and preserving the habitats of all living things as a fundamental right.

The type of government most likely to respect and preserve that autonomy, issue laws based on sound reason and to serve the ends for which government is instituted is democracy.

But here, indeed, above and beyond the actual objectives of the simulator – to respect and preserve nature in its harmonic order – viewers come to sense that human beings simply cannot design or imitate nature in its eternal flow.

"Conservatives -- I was always told conservatives respect and preserve things.