Sentence examples for conserving historic from inspiring English sources

We can learn from, and continue conserving, historic villages, towns and cities.

nnfestival.org.uk, 10-26 May The Churches Conservation Trust, the charity dedicated to conserving historic churches, has put together a series of walks taking in some of the most picturesque churches in the country.

Then came Alicia Amherst's "History of Gardening in England" (1896), followed by the "History of Garden Art" by Marie Luise Gothein, published in Heidelberg in 1913, complete with engravings of monkeys in ancient Egypt being used to harvest figs.Popular interest began to pick up in the 1960s, partly as a spin-off from the movement to conserve historic buildings.

This lime restoration mortar is formulated with low strength, lower than deteriorated green bricks, and higher water absorption capacity and shall function as the sacrificial layer to conserve historic substances.

12% of the Peak District National Park is owned by the National Trust, a charity which aims to conserve historic and natural landscapes.

Rowling's £10m gift is being included in the university's campaign to raise £350m towards research, increasing scholarships and bursaries and conserving its historic buildings.

This study aims to investigate the transformation of TLG's historical value in the current environment, and to propose suggestions in promoting public awareness towards conserving the historical value in historic garden.

When Congress failed to pass bipartisan legislation conserving Colonel Young's historic home in Wilberforce, Ohio, President Obama used his pen and executive authority to honor this African-American leader and pioneer in U.S. Military history.

Conserving and protecting ancient and historic woodland is one of the Trust's charitable purposes.

He also devoted much of his time and resources over the past half-century to conserving his home, Berry Hill, a twenty-two acre historic landscape and wildlife refuge in Newport's Ocean Drive District, which the Howe family sold in 2010.

Conserving these public lands would ensure protection of numerous historic sites, including World War II Deming Bombing targets, and the region's breathtaking natural beauty.