Sentence examples for consider preservation from inspiring English sources

It is also to consider preservation efforts beyond public acquisition of privately owned airports and recommend ways to rehabilitate and preserve the airports.

Fredric L. Quivik, a professor of industrial history and archaeology at Michigan Technological University, said that in regions where E.P.A. administrators are "single-minded" about a cleanup, they may consider preservation efforts "a distraction from their mission in life".

Urban development policies should consider preservation and restoration of upland forest habitats beyond current fixed-width buffers and wetland habitat area at landscape scales.

In brief remarks, Mr. Gardiner, who owns Gardiners Island, the largest privately owned island on the East Coast, said he considered preservation of the house to be of paramount importance.

The results show that only when the revenue sharing rate lies roughly between 1/2 and 3/4 can the contract perfectly coordinate the supply chain in most cases, which has an important guiding significance for the supply chain coordination of deteriorating items when considering preservation technology investment.

I asked Hayworth what he would tell someone considering preservation even though the outcome is uncertain.

Similarly, we considered "preservation of a layer of bone overlying the chorda tympani".

However, the mapping function usually does not consider the preservation of small dissimilarities as important, since the cost is small with respect to the preservation of large dissimilarities.

But Stanzel added that the White House has issued a new policy on e-mail usage, directing aides to more carefully consider records preservation rules.

Fostering traditional agriculture and ecotourism were also supported by those who consider the preservation of local identity to be important; however, greater priority should be given to integrating the protected area with the preservation of local identity and the priorities of the local population.

It was concluded that a lapped scarf joint with 3 wooden dowels that is 1.38 m long and located at 1/5 L from support is the most efficient joint (in terms of strength, stiffness, and manufacturing) for the beam-end reparation; however, location of joint must consider both preservation of the most of the original material and the extent of damage.