Sentence examples for conserve maintain from inspiring English sources
On one side, public property is unable to conserve, maintain and manage the contexts in which we live and the services we need.
Citing a section of Detroit's City Charter that declares the right of citizens to expect government to "advance, conserve, maintain and protect the integrity of the human, physical and natural resources of this city from encroachment and /or dismantlement," she called on "all citizens to organize under the power of our Charter on a district-wide basis to establish Community Councils".
Financial incentives were drawn from markets in order to pay users to conserve, maintain and or protect forest resources through the allocation of leases (Beresford and Fraser, 1992).
For 35 years, his job at the MFA has involved conserving, maintaining, and managing the museum's 250,000-odd works on paper, including drawings, prints, photographs, and watercolors.
In DMEMpr−, both tissue architecture and cellular heterogeneity were much better preserved: epithelial cells showed a more columnar shape, and stroma was very well conserved, maintaining cell density.
Given the contrasting patterns observed for permanent and temporary wetlands, macroinvertebrate diversity at the landscape level may be best conserved by maintaining both habitat types.
Bingham returned to Machu Picchu in 1912, carried out limited excavations, cleared and mapped the site, and brought the objects recovered back to New Haven, where they were conserved and maintained for a century at the Peabody Museum.
As a national monument, the site will be conserved and maintained by government funds unless ordered otherwise by the courts.
Moreover, backbone network has also been shown to be highly conserved in maintaining biological function of the cell [ 22].
Managing vegetation sustainably whether in forests, pastures or grasslands will boost its benefits, including timber, fodder and food, in a way meets society's needs while conserving and maintaining the soil for the benefit of present and future generations.
