Sentence examples for conservation until from inspiring English sources

First, encourage conservation until new capacity could be added; second, temporarily cap prices, both to limit the financial damage and to discourage power companies from manipulating the market.

Mr. Prina intends that the piece will travel to interested museums and galleries without benefit of cleaning or conservation until it literally falls apart, and is just a memory.

In 1949, it entrusted 2,130 unclaimed pieces (including 1.001 paintings) to the Direction des Musées de France in order to keep them under appropriate conditions of conservation until their restitution and meanwhile classified them as MNRs (Musees Nationaux Recuperation or, in English, the National Museums of Recovered Artwork).

We observed that their conservation until now could not be explained by a more informative environment.

A total of 30 ml of venous blood was collected at baseline from participants; it was fractionated into serum, plasma, buffy coat and erythrocytes and was liquated into straws and stored in liquid nitrogen at 170°C for conservation until the time of analysis.

Bronx Zoo, in full Bronx Zoo/Wildlife Conservation Park, formally (until 1993) New York Zoological Park, zoo in New York City that is one of the finest in the world with over 5,000 animals of more than 700 species.

He stayed there, overseeing a newly created paintings conservation department, until 1974, when he became director of the Doerner Institute.

(Ph.D-less, he received no tenure and worked for various conservation groups until East Hampton hired him).

According to the audit, Pacific Gas and Electric did not develop a cash conservation program until December, despite potential problems that were predicted 18 months ago, the audit said.

However, the firm noted that it "may be redeemed without the need for further refinancing, depending on the group's operating performance and cash conservation measures until then".

Moreover, many of them are reluctant to share their plans with conservation groups until they are quite advanced, for fear of giving away commercial secrets and stirring up opposition.