Sentence examples for over preservation from inspiring English sources

The debate over preservation aside, Charleston has fared better than most during the downturn.

All are at the center of battles over preservation, restoration or adaptive re-use now common in urban politics.

The unprecedented amount of visual records of this natural disaster and their widespread dissemination have opened the debate over preservation to a broad audience.

Mr. Salazar did not, as we had hoped, rewrite several Bush-era resource management plans covering millions of other federally-owned acres in the Rocky Mountain West, particularly in Utah, that heavily favor commercial development over preservation.

Gregory Crewdson's "Untitled, Summer," depicting a widened, all-but-empty main street on which ugly new box-front stores consort with remnants of a town's old architecture, shows urban slickery winning out over preservation.

(Recently the local debate over preservation has also included Harlinsdale Farm, a place hallowed by Tennesseans not as a battleground but as the birthplace of the famed breed of Tennessee Walking horses.

You express hope that the new secretary of the interior, Dirk Kempthorne, will "resurrect his department's long tradition of responsible stewardship of the public lands," reversing the policies of Secretary Gale Norton — supported by Vice President Dick Cheney — that favored recreation and commercial exploitation over preservation of public lands.

When his office determines the remains are Native American then the appropriate tribe takes over the preservation work.

The quarterly regularly takes the position that the Civil War was fought not over slavery, but over the preservation of a Southern way of life that to this day is worth preserving.

But that misses the larger land reclamation: 43 farms aggregated into a 100,000-hectare block and turned over to wildlife preservation.

Employees are often too close to the situation and are prone to over or under preservation.