Sentence examples for call preservation from inspiring English sources

What Kelly has achieved in the field of what you might call "preservation documentary" is remarkable.

Heidegger continues: "This letting the work be a work is what we call preservation [Bewahrung, i.e., the preservation of the ontological truth or phenomenologically dynamic happening] of the work".

Roper Matkov said multiple meetings to urge Genting executives to preserve the exterior of the building have failed (the company previously called preservation "an affront to smart urban planning").

"It's called preservation of capital," Ms. Struck said.

They helped found a group called Preservation Volunteers in 2002, when they were both hovering around 80.

Matthew Coody, a historical preservationist and a founder of a group called Preservation Greenpoint, also said the Belvedere buildings did not quite hit their mark, though they do not elicit the level of distaste with which preservationists often regard new condos.

And all officers have been given training in de-escalating conflicts and in what the department calls "preservation of life" tactics.

The approach, called "Preservation Pathway" combines the desire for forest preservation with the need to reduce emissions associated with forest loss by focusing on the relative rate of change of forest cover as the criteria by which countries gain access to trading preserved forest carbon stocks.

In the weeks after the terrorist attack, five groups, often called "the preservation mafia," called attention to Lower Manhattan as an underappreciated architectural district, said Frank E. Sanchis III, executive director of the Municipal Art Society of New York.

Mexico City's water crisis today comes partly from the fact that so much of this porous land — including large stretches of what Mexico City has supposedly set aside for agriculture and preservation, called "conservation land" — has been developed.

"We don't call it preservation," said the center's assistant director, Mr. Santoyo.