Sentence examples for merits preservation from inspiring English sources

Although the State Historical Commission and State Historic Preservation Office have said that the Connecticut General campus merits preservation, these organizations cannot halt demolition.

This is a longtime focus of the museum, he said, and one that "is very critical in today's world". One issue the center will examine is "who gets to decide" what merits preservation; another is the relationship between museums and host countries and other countries that possess coveted antiquities.

The Astrodome and the current Garden, 1960s-era arenot, are nonlynly significant structural accomplishments, but also cultural landmarks that merit preservation.

Never mind the elder Mrs. Forbes's snobbery and possessiveness; she is "a survival and on that score alone her outlook and her armor-plated ignorance merited preservation".

People in the rock music trade are not often accused of preoccupation with big thoughts, especially ones hefty enough to merit preservation between book covers.

On the basis of their survey, the cathedral was declared to belong primarily to the Ukrainian Baroque style, rather than to the twelfth century as was previously thought, and thus did not merit preservation due to its lack of historical and artistic value.

To pinpoint the content that merits attempted preservation and the content that should be abandoned, however, a method for vetting explicanda is needed.

Broadly, he said art shouldn't be changed and the statue merited historical preservation, which the board of appeals agreed with.

Is the presence of well-regarded street art enough to merit the preservation of a building?

Since then, the house, which is still for sale, has come to symbolize the rapid disappearance of historic architecture here, provoking a sometimes heated debate among residents about the merits of historic preservation, a conversation that has come late to Trinidad.

As academics and the art world debate what merits collection and preservation in museums and archives, city centres – in Vietnam as elsewhere – continue to reflect society's changing tastes.