Sentence examples for listed for conservation from inspiring English sources

The Pegu Club, the Sofaer and another 187 buildings, including the historically important Secretariat, are officially listed for conservation.

Only a few buildings were listed for conservation, though at the end of the 20th century some 5,000 buildings of historical and architectural value had been identified in the Bāzār (bazaar) and ʿŪdlājān (Oudlajan) districts alone.

For example, various alien Eucalyptus spp. which are important summer forage for managed bees in the Western Cape are listed for removal (Conservation of Agricultural Resources Act, 1983).

The numbers of WMI and BMI interactions for all species and data types including the percentages of the WMI interactions out of the total number of interactions are listed in Additional File 7. Conservation rates are listed for the following categories: Baseline: the entire networks; BMI: Between-Module Interactions; WMI: Within-Module Interactions; Extended WMI: extended module interactions.

The authority for listing is granted by the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 and is administered by English Heritage, an agency of the Department for Culture, Media & Sport.

Although none of the species sampled is included in international lists for the conservation of endangered species of wild fauna (Annexes of the Habitat Directive 92/43/EEC, Berna Convention or CITES), we thank the local administrations, speleological associations or responsibles of Natural Parks for the licenses to access closed, touristic or protected areas or caves.

The fish-eating bird with long, angled wings has been on an Amber list of species for conservation as it is in historical decline due to illegal killing, and low breeding numbers.

Under EU law, the UK should have drawn up a list of conservation areas for the porpoises, but has so far formally proposed just one small site in the Skerries and Causeway conservation area, in Northern Ireland.

While the crescent honeyeater faces a number of threats, its population numbers and distribution are sufficient for it to be listed as of Least Concern for conservation.

While the population numbers and distribution are sufficient for the crescent honeyeater to be listed as of Least Concern for conservation, numbers have fluctuated significantly over the past twenty-five yeand and currently seem to be in decline.

In November 20th 2007 Tel Aviv-Jaffa Municipality confirmed its list of buildings earmarked for conservation.