Sentence examples for should be preserved that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baker makes no secret of his point of view: he believes that primary records, in all their papery glory, should be preserved; that reports about the aging and deterioration of paper have been vastly exaggerated; and that the disposal of these original texts by space-squeezed libraries is a crime.

"These are considered a condition that should be preserved at any cost".

"People are now discussing whether this or that should be preserved, and that's a healthy debate because the main problem with the Gowanus has been neglect".

In the only simulacrum of a platform fight this year, conservatives inserted language opposing recognition of "other living arrangements as equivalent to marriage," adding, just to drive the point home, that "legal recognition and the accompanying benefits afforded couples should be preserved for that unique and special union of one man and one woman which has historically been called marriage".

The wolves should be preserved throughout that range.

The Historic Districts Council said 900 Fifth's "historic design does not need to be improved upon and should be preserved like that of any other landmarked building".

According to Kurt G. Siehr, another argument in support of repatriation is that "Archeological finds have their 'home' in the country of origin and should be preserved in that country".

He developed an interest in primitive cultures, arriving at the belief that they should be preserved and that economic development was their enemy.

"We believe that the Arctic refuge should be preserved and that the budgetary effects of oil leases in the refuge are incidental when considering the profound negative impact of drilling in the Arctic refuge".

Opponents of the bond issue have argued that some of the property should be preserved, but that a portion of it should also be developed for housing).

A leader of the movement, Hakim al-Zamili, suggested last week that the swords were an Arab symbol and should be preserved, but that the hands of a reviled dictator should not.