Sentence examples for benefit of present from inspiring English sources

It further affirms the right to an environment that is protected for the benefit of present and future generations – through reasonable legislative and other measures.

In 1988, Congress designated the Chetco a national wild and scenic river "to be protected for the benefit of present and future generations".

"The museum must carefully balance the possible financial and reputational harm of taking such a step against the benefit of collecting, presenting and preserving the work in trust for the educational benefit of present and future generations," the guidelines say.

Our industrial legacy is a key component of the rich and diverse heritage of Wales and it is vitally important that it should be protected, preserved and promoted for the benefit of present and future generations".

It adds: "The museum must carefully balance the possible financial and reputational harm of taking such a step against the benefit of collecting, presenting and preserving the work in trust for the educational benefit of present and future generations".

They are calling on governments "to take action for the preservation of coral reefs for the benefit of present and future generations".

Mr. Pilot of NBC said a benefit of presenting the schedule earlier than usual was the ability to make more branded-entertainment deals, which integrate advertiser products into the plot lines of series episodes.

A dramatic ending to the Brody/Mathison romance, but one with complexity and resonance — and with the added benefit of presenting the show with a clean slate for Season Three.

A dramatic ending to the Brody/Mathison romance, but one with complexity and resonance -- and with the added benefit of presenting the show with a clean slate for Season Three," she wrote.

13 The low drop out of children from the programme in Mauritius (3%) reflected the benefit of presenting the programme within a formal school environment in a country that places a high priority on primary and secondary education.

Thus, the principle of non-coexistence limits the scope for farmers to take full advantage of the benefits of present and future GM crops to further reduce the need for pesticides and increase the productivity of farmland.