The city's machine has always had a knack for harnessing the crowd for power, for managing upstarts and for preserving the ruling order.
The National Area shall be established and managed for the purposes of preserving and interpreting the scenic, biological, archeological, and historical resources of the river gorge areas and developing the natural recreational potential of the area for the enjoyment of the public and for the benefit of the economy of the region.
As everyone who does work on presidents who served prior to FDR knows, until 1939, there was no system for preserving and managing presidential papers and documents.
Within the MAFF, the Fisheries Agency (FA) is responsible for preserving and managing marine biological resources and fishery production activities.
Understanding the genetic basis of adaptation to climate is of paramount importance for preserving and managing genetic diversity in plants in a context of climate change.
Thus, we are pleased to announce that a one-year agreement has been signed with Caltrans that will provide funding to ensure that these collections, records, and data are suitably protected, managed, and preserved for the public good.
Elsewhere, Phragmites is either managed or preserved for shoreline stabilization (Benner et al. 1982), faunal habitat (Poulin et al. 2002) or building materials (Haslam 2010).
But if Obama manages to retain America's reputation for preserving national and political freedom, and freedom from the Kremlin, he may achieve something else in this part of the world.
When strong-minded city founders instituted a highly individual plan and their successors managed to preserve it as, for example, in Savannah, Georgia Washingtonn, D.C.; and Salt Lake City, Utah or when there is a happy combination of a spectacular site and appreciative residents—as in San Francisco or Seattle a genuine individuality does seem to emerge.
But I left with a special fondness for Mr. Behlmann, who managed to preserve a classic English sang-froid even when dripping sweat.
