Sentence examples for monument for future generations from inspiring English sources
I hope you get the chance to experience the treasures of the Grand Canyon Watershed and feel inspired to join us in supporting the proposal to designate the area as a national monument for future generations to enjoy.
Since the law's enactment in 1906, 16 out of 19 Presidents (eight Democratic and eight Republican) have used their authority to either establish new national monuments or enlarge existing monuments for future generations to enjoy.
Similarly, he persuaded President Clinton to invoke the Antiquities Act to designate nearly two dozen new national monuments, setting aside more land for future generations than any president except Jimmy Carter.
Those words could stand alone as a monument to Wales' wrongness – a warning for future generations on why we must never heed the advice of a man who calls himself 'Jimbo'Jimbo
Supporters of the monument designation say it would preserve the land for future generations to enjoy.
Colonel Young's tremendous academic achievements and selfless acts of valor in the military have long been treasured by Ohioans, and now this national monument will further honor his rich legacy and preserve it for future generations across the country to enjoy.
Designating this area a national monument would protect the rugged natural beauty and marine life here for future generations.
The bill identifies 26 million acres of public lands and 850 sites of special natural, archeological and cultural value — including a dozen or so national monuments — and entrusts the bureau with restoring and protecting them for future generations.
Pravin Srivastava, chief of the ASI, says this project will not only make the monuments more accessible but also "digitally preserve India's heritage for future generations".
Thanks to President Obama, the new national monuments at Bears Ears and Gold Butte will provide areas for future generations to enjoy exploring nature and learning about the history of indigenous cultures.
These monument designations will not only protect some of our nation's most cherished landscapes for future generations, but they will also grow the local economies by bringing in substantial tourism dollars, improving the quality of life, and attracting businesses.
