Sentence examples for safely preserve from inspiring English sources

It uses cartoons to tell some 3,000 illiterate refugees to safely preserve their legal documents and to register births, deaths and marriages.

So now skirts are lifted to any passing oil sheikh, while more and more clubs are willing to tie their destinies to a web of holding companies with tax-haven addresses, behind which the "ultimate beneficial owners" can safely preserve their anonymity, like the customers of exclusive brothels.

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Another awesome tradition we safely preserve, and share with very few, is in an off-center location of Saint-Rémy, a hotel-restaurant hosting gypsy soirées, complete with tapas by the pool and live music.

Many kinds of engineered nanomaterials such as liposomes [ 7, 8], polymeric nanoparticles [ 9– 11], porous nanomaterials [ 12– 14], and 2-dimensional layered nanomaterials [ 4, 15– 18] have been investigated to safely preserve, to release in controlled manner, and to efficiently deliver anticancer agents.

Avoid storing them in the fridge door, as this compartment doesn't get cold enough to safely preserve them.

The real Magna Carta, the great charter of human rights and liberty, is available free online, where it is safely preserved.

Libraries such as Yale or the Hoover Institution (at Stanford University) are now in many ways better places to study the Soviet period than any in Russia, and if one can fault the failure of the Russian government to pay its librarians and the wild capitalism of the new Russia for dispersing these treasures, at least they will be safely preserved.

Photographs were taken, forensic images were created, procedures were properly documented, and evidence was safely preserved.

Consider, for instance, Google+ architect Yonatan Zunger's explanation of "distributed consensus," i.e. the means by which data can be safely preserved in distributed systems with multiple editors.

This value will not, however, be realized until the lapse of many years, possibly a century, assuming that our material is safely preserved.