Sentence examples for interest of preservation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Goings suggested that the horse be cordoned off on the ride in the interest of preservation, noting that the other Lincoln tribute horses are in private collections.
In the interest of preservation the monastery donated the "Colorful Realm" paintings to the Japanese Imperial Household in 1889 but kept the triptych.
Though he is knocking down a house with some history to it, Mr. Fieber does not see a problem availing himself of the extra homes sometimes granted in the interest of preservation.
Until the 1980s, people still lived in the cavelike homes that made up the city, and then, in the interest of preservation, the Jordanian government moved them out.
Mirrored in similar cases across the country but particularly acute in the vast forests of the West, the debate pits the competing interests of preservation and business against each other and leads to drawn swords every time a fire makes ash of the landscape.
Summer farms are often subject to cultural heritage preservation rules and thus have to balance the competing interests of preservation and functionality, as well as regulations within e.g. animal health.
Cemex, the Mexican building-materials behemoth, had bought up ranches along both sides of the river, in the interest of land preservation and the reintroduction of bighorn sheep.
Colonel Taylor said he received a letter from the Lee-Jackson foundation late last week saying the sale was in the "best interest of the preservation of the house" because the Kingtons would care for it well.
I toyed with the idea of blinding it but, in the interest of self preservation and other road users, decided against it.
