Sentence examples for with the intention to preserve from inspiring English sources

Narayan explains the idea of Cheenu keeping Bhagyalaskhmi with him not only as an act of sympathy and love, but also with the intention to preserve her like a portrait.

The neck is designed with the intention to preserve soft tissues and blood supply.

When one considers initiation of insulin therapy in a type 2 diabetic patient with the intention to preserve β-cell function, the level of evidence supporting this decision is relatively high.

The important thing is that there is the intention to preserve something — meaning, reference, whatever — but that intention does not guarantee anything.

The clinical management of meniscus lesions is sometimes challenging, with the primary intention to preserve the meniscus as much as possible and repairing has provided good results in some cases; indications for scaffolds are limited (Cengiz et al. 2017b; Cengiz et al. 2017d; Pereira et al. 2016a; Pereira et al. 2016b).

Their appointment signaled the government's intention to preserve the women's rights guaranteed in the Constitution, but they are unlikely to have any influence with the Taliban.

"The Heineken family has informed SABMiller … of its intention to preserve the heritage and identity of Heineken as an independent company," the statement said.

Calling the path "an oversight" in a $230 million renewal project, Christopher J. Allred, a spokesman, said, "It's our intention to preserve the garden".

Kripke's intention to preserve reference is supposed to work over centuries; with Telephone it fails after a couple of iterations.

Charles Silver has written about the failure of intentions to preserve reference and offers an excellent example (of this sort of failure).

It also provides the two nations with technology but, unknown to them, has dishonorable intentions, to preserve the status quo and enforce its dominance of both sides.