Sentence examples for commitment to conserving from inspiring English sources
We hope this visit will inaugurate a new commitment to conserving the national park system and to the science on which sound conservation is based.
Bellport's commitment to conserving land, protecting architecture and limiting growth has much to do with what makes it attractive to homeowners.
"The government has a staunch commitment to conserving this amazing natural asset," Mr. Frydenberg said in a written statement on Friday.
The silhouette of the rooftop photovoltaic canopy unifies the campus' architectural expression and serves as an iconic symbol of Cornell's commitment to conserving natural resources.
It is all a sobering reminder that parks everywhere will always face stresses of one kind or another — from development, from climate change, from political instability — and that resisting them will require both the force of law and a true commitment to conserving these resources for future generations.
The government's commitment to conserving the area's beautiful landscape has begun with its plans for a protected corridor stretching 500m on either side of the wall.
Her experiences with public art in other places have helped her appreciate the Getty's commitment to conserve her piece.
As part of its commitment to conserve biodiversity, the Canadian government passed legislation in 2003 for the protection and recovery of wildlife and plant populations at risk of extinction in Canada.
Eliminating a paper or CD-Rom instruction manual is part of Olympus' ongoing environmental commitment to conserve natural resources and reduce its carbon footprint.
It is consistent with a nation's internationally recognized right to consume or protect natural resources located within (or even proximate to) its borders, while encouraging a positive commitment to conserve some of these resources for environmental reasons.
"But this drought is a wake-up call to re-examine all of our water uses and redouble the commitment to conserve every possible drop".
