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54 examples of Preserves in a sentence

The beginning of the end is triggered by a mortality awareness event, and during this time, Jim and Shirley chose ACR nature preserves to take their ranch over when they were gone.
Protein in our diet preserves muscle mass by providing the building blocks for new tissue in the form of amino acids.
It's a good rule in that it preserves harmony, or that's its intention.
It perfectly preserves the mood and attitude of that time and place.
Maple syrup and fruit preserves on top.
The uniformed Wahlberg preserves his modesty, but also his apparent sense of management and control in an inherently wacky situation, and we never really wonder about his well being.
By taking Vonnegut's "voice" out of the movie's narration or trying to insert it however it can, Mother Night tells his story brilliantly, and preserves the story's fundamental lessons without confusion, distraction, or disappointment.
But at least it has a complete story to tell, and even the annoying music at least preserves more of Tolkien's poetry than the more ambitious Peter Jackson films of "LotR" managed to.
Given the regime’s dependence on the personalization of power, it would be hard to design any credible path for change that preserves the prerogatives of Putin and his cronies.
The priority for Africa and the international community must be to ensure that the continent weathers the global financial storm, preserves the significant achievements of the past decade, and continues to make decisive progress in combating poverty.
After all, following what admittedly would be a period of dislocation, the UK could end up with some type of association arrangement that preserves some of its current privileges, thereby limiting longer-term disruption.
Why should the rest of Europe care if, say, Spain preserves a generous pension system?
First, a member state’s exit from the EU need not be a destructive gambit in a game of chicken, if the country’s departure removes tension points and preserves the foundation for future bargaining.
By this reasoning, a woman who finds herself pregnant at an inconvenient time could have an abortion, as long as she preserves a single cell from the fetus to ensure that its unique genetic potential is preserved.
So a more concrete undertaking, one that preserves South Korea’s bedrock security concerns, is needed.
By extending the Kyoto Protocol – which limits some developed countries’ greenhouse-gas emissions – for another eight years, the Doha agreement preserves the vital framework of international law and retains hard-won accounting rules for emissions allowances and trading between countries.
Pharmaceutical companies argue that they should be entitled to a full patent, paying nothing to the developing country from which the traditional knowledge was taken, even though the country preserves the biodiversity without which the drug would never have come to market.
Of course, reining in high inflation is beneficial, as it preserves the value of existing money.
Much like creative destruction, evolution preserves what works, discards what does not, and sometimes adds new, disruptive features.
But, since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, part of that system has been a central financial authority that preserves trust that contracts will be fulfilled and promises kept.
This law also defines the community whose freedom it realizes and defends-a collective agency, a people, whose acting together by the law preserves their freedom.
Europe urgently needs an economic doctrine that, despite today’s deficits, preserves funding for the investments and research that promote growth.
While integration must deepen further, especially in the eurozone, this can and should be done in a way that preserves the integrity of Europe’s single market.
While democracy is, no doubt, the form of governance that best preserves human rights, the two are not the same thing.
The prohibition against a state religion together with freedom of conscience preserves the plurality of religion in civil life.
Intellectuals, usually powerless themselves outside the rarified preserves of think tanks and universities, are sometimes too easily attracted to powerful leaders, in the hope that such leaders might actually carry out their ideas.
Such an arrangement would allow the central bank to take a wider view of its responsibilities in a context of transparency and accountability, but in a way that both preserves its anti-inflationary credibility and prevents politically motivated or otherwise inappropriate policy decisions.
Elimination of Glass-Steagall then allowed commercial banks to encroach on the investment banks’ other traditional preserves.
In the Ukraine crisis, the Security Council should help to find a negotiated solution that preserves Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
They will be sorely tempted to argue that if America cannot afford to produce in a way that preserves our planet, how can we?
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