Sentence examples for of preservation work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suozzi said Nassau County was not currently in a position to do the kind of preservation work that it needed to do, but he added that the parks commissioner, Doreen Banks, was exploring options for maintaining the former Friends properties.

Wikipedia volunteers fixed an additional 3 million links by manually linking to the correct Internet Archive page, an astonishing amount of preservation work, and one that helps maintain the integrity of the web and provides an audit trail where one was missing.

A subsequent lack of preservation work, together with earthquake damage in 1986, contributed to its poor condition.

One of the most enthusiastic supporters of our preservation work in Angkor, Cambodia, Rosetta led her friends on visits to review the progress, and began WMFs Adopt a Garuda program to support local training and conservation work at Angkor.

"Clearly, officials at every level are under the strictest orders to take the anniversary very seriously," he writes, looking at a Beijing Daily article about Liu Qi, Beijing's party secretary, conducting an inspection of "stability preservation work" around Peking University and Tiananmen Square.

Nonetheless, a representative of the estate expressed his concern to the Society of Antiquities in Newcastle upon Tyne about the condition of the castle in 1898, noting the poor repair of much of the stonework and the importance of the ongoing preservation work that the estate was undertaking.

Why the secrecy when most governments would want the world to know of such commendable preservation work?

So far we've got about one third of the films, and preservation work has already begun on four titles".

The spread of lantana, an invasive flowering shrub introduced to Zimbabwe in the early 20th century, has put added of strain on the preservation work.

Two gardens may be seen today merely by showing up at the door and presenting the homeowner with $4, which goes toward the national preservation work of the Garden Conservancy and nonprofit local organizations.

But following months of detailed excavation and preservation work, all visitors will soon be able to go inside and get an idea of a typical ancient Roman lunch establishment.