Sentence examples for term to preserve from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Rangel's opponents believe a campaign built around the idea of giving him a valedictory term to preserve his dignity could backfire.

The Education Department has worked in Mr. Bloomberg's third term to preserve several of his most important policy achievements, including his emphasis on closing low-performing schools.

But Google's S-1 filing was probably as unusual as anything the technology markets had ever seen: The company promised to not deliver quarterly guidance to investors, and instead promised to invest over the long term to preserve the culture of innovation that the company so fiercely protected.

The main idea behind this combination is to regularize with a fairly large weight γ, in TV term, to preserving the essential image features, such as boundaries and corners, as good as possible and not using too large weight δ for the BTV term to preserve sharp edges and avoid artefacts (staircasing) caused by a TV regularizer.

"It's a bad situation that's made worse by what may be viewed as an essential step in the short term to preserve some herds that might otherwise become extirpated," says Jason Unger, staff counsel at the Edmonton-based Environmental Law Center.

From discussions with site managers there was clearly a strong desire to maintain some high-quality but threatened sites in their current condition in the short to medium term, to preserve source populations of species and buy time for the creation of new sites.

The penalty function method which can reduce the number of independent variables is adopted for the purpose of computational efficiency and selective reduced integration is carried out for the convection and pressure terms to preserve the stability of the solution.

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Unrest in Egypt has increased the chance that its ailing 82-year-old president, Hosni Mubarak, will seek a sixth six-year term this year, to preserve the status quo.

The addition of such term is to preserve the geometric structure and label consistency of the data.

Central banks generally avoid specific statements about long-term plans, to preserve flexibility and to avoid the need for apologies.