Sentence examples for its preserve from inspiring English sources

The Louisiana conservancy has no legal authority over oil production on its preserve, said Cindy Brown, the chapter's Cypress Island project director.

In recent months, the trust has planted native grasses and wildflowers on its preserve to produce seeds for the center; last week, farmers there harvested seeds from milkweed plants.

And it created a great environment for clever, virtuous little companies like Recycline: its Preserve line of colorful kitchen and bathroom products made entirely from recycled plastic synched up perfectly with the wishes of this powerful consumer tribe.

Of particular concern to the developing nations are sections of Mr. Annan's report that give the secretary general new responsibilities in the budgeting and personnel deployment, which the General Assembly believes are exclusively its preserve.

For more than a decade, Microsoft has been vowing to expand from its preserve in the business world -- the supplier of products that scream work -- into a hipper consumer company that produces things people might actually be inclined to buy with their own money.

Its fossil lies at the conclusion of its preserved last pages.

In fact, the California office of the National Audubon Society is considering using goats to attack invasive weeds on some of its preserves, said Dan Taylor, the director.

The English leagues are not leagues in the mutual sense but a collection of fiefdoms, each one jealous of its preserves.

The exact nature of what happened next is debated, but within a matter of weeks its preserved skeleton began a European tour that reached London in 1831.

Thus, herring contains 67 mg sodium per 100 g, while kipper, its preserved form, contains 990 mg.

During this time, MCHT earned widespread approval for deepening its connection with local communities, supporting coastal entrepreneurs, adding new members and increasing access to its preserves.