Sentence examples for monument in order to from inspiring English sources

But far from objecting to the proposed "new" tunnel at the time, those Druid representatives present, including myself, fully endorsed the idea of the tunnel, provided it did not run closer than 660 yards to the site of the monument, in order to obviate vibration damage risk in the substrata.

That is, from the moment that Bob Hope, his hair seemingly dyed a temporary black (at least, it appeared to be black on my monochrome set), was unveiled at stage center, like some national monument, in order to deliver a, limp monologue on the state of the industry ("this is the year that [Richard] Burton played both a king and a queen").

Near Santa Fe, the Pueblo de Cochiti is partnering with the BLM to administer part of the Tent Rocks National Monument in order to best provide access, resource protection, environmental education and customer service.

Army personnel and commercial photographers portrayed foreign dignitaries, landscape, architecture, and monuments in order to show Westerners seemingly exotic cultures.

As a journey to the cultural sites of Europe, the Tour's agenda was clearly defined: to study ancient monuments in order to reproduce them at home.

"It is as if they refuse to remain in books and on monuments in order to be part of the current political debate," as the daily La Nación recently put it.

Lehner's work, on the other hand, has recently focussed on trying to recover the lost social context of the monuments in order to show people that these are "human monuments," created by the collective will of an urban society, and not by extraterrestrials or a lost civilization.

The diverse folk goddesses of the soldiers like Matrikas were acknowledged by the Gupta rulers and their images were carved on royal monuments in order to strengthen the loyalty and adherence of the armed forces.

One, preserve as much of the physical context and as many of the monuments as possible, in order to maintain the city's unique character together with its sense of age and history.

Members of the United States Congress started work in 1924 on upgrading Bryce Canyon's protection status from a U.S. National Monument to a National Park in order to establish Utah National Park.

German ambassador Andreas Michaelis said: "It is important that we put up monuments and name streets, in order to remember things that happened in the past.