Sentence examples for duty of conservation from inspiring English sources

Because our current historic preservation movement began, in the middle of the last century, with the loss of Beaux-Arts piles like New York City's old Pennsylvania Station, we tend to think of the duty of conservation applying to places that look antique, rather than to places, like Sasaki's plaza and fountain, that still look futuristic.

Stewardship involves "a duty of care and conservation with regard to property/assets" (McCuddy and Pirie 2007, p. 961); that is, transferring assets to desired parties after the death of the estate planner.

Actually, each FC in Japan has a duty of ecological and environmental conservation and education around the river where it authorizes [23].

"When Mrs. Gardner created the museum and its original endowment, she couldn't possibly have envisioned the challenges the museum would face in 100 years from the perspective of conservation and public duties," Jack Gardner, chairman of the museum's board of trustees and a great-great-nephew of the founder, said in a statement.

panel, another form of conservation.

Head of Conservation, Mary Rose Trust.

First, think of conservation.

Dept. of Conservation.

Dept. of Conservation, Calif.

The law of conservation of energy applies.

Ohio, $50 million of conservation projects bonds.