The city owns about 9percentt of the county's land, which is kept pristine to protect the watershed.
One ofV Cthe pair of beaches is kept pristine, without even a lounger in sight (one morning, I almost burned my back lying on the sand).
Craig Monahan, who directed and wrote the script with Gordon Davie, uses spaces to convey mood, and his cinematographer, Simon Duggan, gives the picture a cold sharpness; it looks as if it has been kept pristine in a grocer's freezer.
The environment is kept pristine with a filtration system, and the water is infused with carbon dioxide to fuel photosynthesis.
The cockroaches raised there, in the world's only government-certified roach lab, are "kept pristine" because they will be used for human consumption.
These restrictions are meant to ensure that the 36 million acres of federal wild lands are kept pristine and to prevent them from being exploited for commercial gain, the agency says.
Back in the day, those oil and chemical drums were kept pristine-looking, the gardens around the refineries and plants were beautiful, it was lovely to see.
The argument is that, with around five hundred Stradivari violins still in circulation, we have plenty to listen to, so just one should be kept in pristine condition for future generations to learn from.
If a scant public choice in health care is so threatening to our way of life, because health care alone must be kept a pristine captive of the most destructive impulses of an unbridled free market, then why not privatize Medicare as well as the publicly financed health care programs for government workers -- including those in Congress like Lieberman, veterans and the active military?
