Sentence examples for conservation of records from inspiring English sources

The investigators and local co-ordinators will ensure conservation of records in areas to which access is restricted.

The Chief Investigator and local investigators will ensure conservation of records in areas to which access is restricted.

The new terror law passed in July also allows for more aggressive phone tapping and conservation of phone records -- measures that had been allowed in the past only against those suspected of belonging to the mafia or domestic terror groups.

I went to a lecture once in the British Library, in a series about conservation of documents and records.

Quick and dramatic alterations in geomorphological dynamics and land exploitation determine the visibility and conservation of the archaeological record.

Yet virtually no one disputes the excellent management and conservation record of the Salish and Kootenai.

A fully swimmable Hudson would be an appropriate capstone to the conservation record of The Man Who Would Be Teddy.

Thereafter he vetoed repeated Congressional attempts to weaken environmental standards and compiled the best conservation record of any president since Theodore Roosevelt.

Early and continuing interest has centred on the microfilming, conservation, and preservation of historical records and on the development of standards for archive descriptions.

In particular, organizational memory, or what Levitt and March ([1988]) call the recording and conservation of experience, is perhaps the most critical part of the learning process.

It promotes conservation of fish stocks and verifies world records.