Sentence examples for a comprehensive conservation from inspiring English sources

Mukherjee, who took office two years ago, has asked the well regarded Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (Intach), to prepare a comprehensive conservation and maintenance plan for President House.

Laya Madduri, the island's highest ranking civil servant, said local leaders were now trying to organize preservation plans for the remaining satras and also draft a comprehensive conservation plan for the entire island.

IN a striking advance for protecting the Peconic estuary, a 231,000-acre expanse of water and land between the North and South Forks, a group established by the federal government has formally adopted a comprehensive conservation and management plan calling for $330 million in spending for water and natural resource initiatives.

A Comprehensive Conservation Plan was completed in 2009, a Habitat Management Plan in 2010, and a Forest Management Plan in 2012.

The Convention on Biological Diversity calls for all signatory nations to prepare National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plans, and in some cases these documents may serve as a comprehensive conservation 'needs assessment' for the nation (i.e., if they include identification of essential and priority targets for conservation as well as the interventions needed to sustain them).

In a realistic, comprehensive conservation scenario P input was reduced by 15%; deliberate export of P in the form of sewage sludge, food waste, and landscape waste was 68% of P input.

At present, the BC government, which is responsible for cougar conservation, lacks sufficient ecological data and a contemporary or comprehensive conservation strategy.

Heritage corridor is a comprehensive regional conservation and development measure which gives first priority to the conservation of cultural content and at the same time focuses on the economic revitalization and the environment protection.

These results urge for the attention of the policy makers in SMCs to design a comprehensive energy conservation policy to minimize the consequences of massive energy consumption on economic growth by adding financial development.

"We've found that in some factories as many as one-third of the workers who have significant hearing loss don't wear hearing protectors, even though the factory has a comprehensive hearing conservation program in place," he says.

Most comprehensive conservation strategies are similar in that they invoke a set of key conservation planning principles, for example, the selection of reserve sites is based on characteristics such as their representation, resilience, and redundancy, or complementarity, irreplaceability, and vulnerability.