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The 12-year-old child's lunchbox blasted at Hiroshima, preserved by chance, with its rice and peas charred by the atomic explosion, weighs as much on our conscience as the Enola Gay .
Iraq’s marshlands have been restored, and local wheat varieties in Jordan and Syria have been preserved.
After stalling for two and a half years, the day before the draft constitution was due to expire, the government hastily pushed through Parliament an alternate draft that preserved strong presidential powers, weakened the bill of rights, and rigged the electoral percentages needed to win the presidency.
In an age of smartphones and ubiquitous surveillance cameras, events that once would have gone unrecorded are preserved for posterity and, inevitably, for trial.
Even if the full deduction for charitable gifts is preserved and only high-value health insurance is regarded as a tax expenditure, the extra revenue in 2013 would be about $150 billion.
More generous support for countries in trouble is essential, because the euro must be preserved (albeit not necessarily on the base of a larger eurozone).
For stability to be preserved, Sino-Japanese relations must improve.
Moreover, ideological and political influence was preserved through a state-controlled consumption system based on various forms of distribution through the budget (benefits and such).
This will mean that Russia's authoritarian model of power will be not only preserved but will instantly ossify.
Peru has pledged to protect its forests, which cover some 60% of the country and are among the largest and best preserved in the world.
The existing approach to technical management must be preserved, even as other innovative proposals are explored.
A remarkable feature of this process of integration so far is that it has preserved important dimensions of accountability and control.
But it is important to appreciate the particular way in which accountability for EU decisions has been preserved, and how it differs from political accountability in a representative democracy.
With the Trump administration lacking enthusiasm for multilateralism of any kind, and perhaps owing to lingering hopes that the old multilateral order can be preserved, no one is so much as attempting to develop feasible alternatives.
Albanians realized that, through collective defense, the Alliance preserved Europe’s peace and security.
What is precious must be preserved, and what enriches must be absorbed.
A combination of steely calm and bold experimentation is the only way that political and social harmony will be preserved.
At the same time, if a merger strategy is to work for the good of society, competition must be preserved.
That would have preserved the functioning of the system while severely punishing the banking and shadow-banking systems’ equity holders, and today nobody would be claiming that their risk management practices were adequate and did not need reform.
Cleaner energy sources must be adopted, while forests and wetlands must be preserved and restored to absorb carbon dioxide, and to absorb floodwaters and filter contaminants before they reach water supplies.
Many of modern humans’ biological traits – at least those that can be preserved as fossils – were already present in Africa and Israel more than 100,000 years ago.
Why was a cow preserved in formaldehyde a great cultural achievement?
The public could get a piece of the history of life and the natural heritage is preserved.
If stability is to be preserved, financial markets need regulators and a lender of last resort.
But 30 years of hindsight enable us to judge which elements of the Thatcher revolution should be preserved, and which should be amended in the light of today’s global economic downturn.
This gain must be preserved in the face of the current clamor to “nationalize” banks.
But if nuclear weapons have not preserved the “Long Peace” since 1945, what has?
As helium is a by-product of its much larger energy counterpart, it is fair to say that helium that is not used will not be preserved.
But Britain has made its choice, and the right question to ask now is whether strong economic links can be preserved without free movement of labor.
The territorial integrity and sovereignty of Serbia must be preserved in accordance with the United Nations Charter, the 1975 Helsinki Agreement Final Act guaranteeing the boundaries of Europe, and UN Resolution 1244 of 1999, which guaranteed Serbia’s existing borders.
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