Sentence examples for cause of preservation from inspiring English sources
Innovation in the cause of preservation is not new in Charleston.
The cause of preservation simmered for decades on the back burner.
Robert Darnton, a Princeton University historian whose own work on the reading habits of 18th-century France was made more difficult because of the destruction of chapbooks and broadsides of the period, proposes that Laura Bush, a librarian herself, use her new position to take on the cause of preservation.
In 2000 the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation determined that Lincoln Center was eligible for listing on the state and national registers of historic places — nonbinding classifications that might have buttressed the cause of preservation — but Lincoln Center declined that consideration, the state office said.
Its a way of calling attention to the cause of preservation..
Porter was active in the cause of environmental preservation and had this and other books published by the Sierra Club.
"We strongly object to the forced diversion by government of resources dedicated for religious ministry to serve instead the cause of architectural preservation," it said.
Workers at the souvenir shop where the group staged its first auction stood with their arms crossed, unmoved by the cause of historical preservation.
LAST year a list of "America's Irreplaceable Dance Treasures" was announced by the Dance Heritage Coalition, a Washington-based alliance of major dance libraries and archives, which is seeking to advance the cause of dance preservation.
And, of course, Robert Redford has strained every sinew in the cause of self-preservation.
On the other hand, presence of some un-dissolvable coats on the ooids may be the cause of primary fabric preservation during the aragonite replacement by calcite.
