Sentence examples for whatever the saving from inspiring English sources

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Whatever the justice of saving Russian money-launderers, the best way to protect European taxpayers from the cost of cleaning up banks is to give all short-term creditors reason to stay put.

Whatever the merits of saving A.I.G., many financial experts agree that the Bush Administration's policy of buying more time for the financial industry to fix itself (at the Fed, this is known as the "finger-in-the-dike strategy") needs supplementing with a direct attack on the slumping property market — the source of all the losses.

But until an enlightened Supreme Court or populace decides that all executions violate the Eighth Amendment, those of us who oppose the death penalty in all instances must block executions wherever we can, with whatever the law allows — saving lives one at a time.

Choice is only ever a decorative framing for a definitive press of whatever the affirmative, save-everyone button is.

Substantial results indicate that the quadratic control policy is closer to the optimum, whatever in saving energy or complying with the temperature constraint.

It is about sacrifice: about doing what it takes, whatever the risk, to save your fellow man and your country.

It takes only a few seconds to save an article to your queue, and Pocket stores two versions of whatever is saved: the one with the original Web layout and a pared-down text-only view that is better for smaller displays.

Tap the "Done" or the "Save" button, whatever is appropriate for your smartphone, to save your new contact on your phonebook.

Whatever the total, every life saved involved not just one rescuer but many.

Help-to-buy Isas are tax-free accounts for people saving for a deposit on a home, with the huge bonus that the government will add 25% to the value of whatever is saved.