Sentence examples for because preservation from inspiring English sources

Xi, for his part, sees no contradiction, because preservation of the Party comes before preservation of the law.

The good buildings that have gone unbuilt because preservation has absorbed much of the energy that once supported the idea of architecture.

Monitoring aspects of habitat should still be included as part of biodiversity monitoring programs because preservation of structures known to be negatively affected by harvesting (e.g., dead wood, large trees, closed canopies, continuous forests) contributes to local and landscape heterogeneity and has been shown to affect species presence in this study and others.

(Though Ginsburg might have gotten it wrong when she questioned whether a Jewish employer could refuse to cover the replacement of a faulty heart valve with a pig's valve. From what I can find online, if a pig valve is the way to save the person's life, Jewish law would actually require that it be used, because preservation of life takes precedence over kosher law).

First, in a collection of such deep samples, the star phylogeny is not expected to hold exactly, because preservation of early mutations is likely to occur stochastically at a low frequency.

Because preservation of the supercooled state over the shelf life of a pharmaceutical product is generally a problem, further studies will be needed to reach a definitive conclusion.

Chairman of the Friends of Plymbridge Woods, Arthur Ainslie, said: The Friends of Plymbridge Woods – newly formed – object on the grounds that mountain bikes in this ancient woodland are totally wrong because of preservation of the wildlife and nature within the woods and because it makes it unsafe for other people within the woods.

But so far the human race is still around because self preservation and decency catches up and triumphs.

Mr. Levitt said he abandoned plans to replace rotted staircases on the front of his house because historic preservation requirements were too expensive and time-consuming.

"It's an embarrassment of riches because the preservation is so remarkable," said Adam T. Smith, an anthropologist at the University of Chicago who has visited the cave.

Because historic preservation efforts are often hindered by the need to convince absentee property owners of the benefits of landmark designation, the initial focus should be put on those building owners who also operate businesses from their Getty Square properties.