Sentence examples for conservation decided from inspiring English sources

"Thanet Council conservation decided that it would be a nice idea to strip them back to the mirror finish.

Thus, when prioritizing breeds for conservation, deciding whether genetic or allelic diversity should be considered depends on whether the focus is on short-term (e.g. avoiding inbreeding in highly threatened breeds) or long-term (e.g. future adaptation to changing environments) goals, or on an optimal combination of both (for a discussion see [ 27]).

But the conservancy decided to make the atoll the single most costly purchase in its 49-year history for all the reasons that conservation groups do these things.

Christy became increasingly interested in biodiversity conservation and decided to expand her education at the Nicholas School to gain the practical skills needed as a conservation practitioner.

"Chapman, with his conservation ethic, decided to count birds rather than shoot them," Mr. LeBaron said.

She and the town's conservation officers decided to dart him, put him in a trap and — because he was young, healthy and not the worst offender they'd ever seen — give him a one-way ticket out of town.

Preservationists often peel a building back to its original incarnation, but the university, in collaboration with Italian conservation experts, decided to keep the villa as it was when the Actons lived in it, a period no less historic for being the most recent.

According to Colalucci, the continued scientific analysis and the response of the restorers to the particular problems was an ongoing part of the process, rather than the conservation team deciding on a single treatment for every part of the building.

Because a conservation group has decided to trade it.

When the conservation writer Jonathan Waterman decided to investigate the health of the Colorado River, he took it to extremes.

Because the garage was in a conservation area, they decided not to demolish it but to work with what they had.