Sentence examples for practices that preserve from inspiring English sources

Management practices that preserve dense stands of snags will promote the longer-term persistence of suitable snags as nesting habitat for cavity-nesting birds.

The 88 kW Sharp PV system – evaluated and designed by California-based Solara Energy – is the basis of EIRC's new 'Green Apple Program', designed to highlight real-world practices that preserve the environment and reduce energy consumption.

Interest in the ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI) of biobanking has correspondingly proliferated over the past decade as researchers suggest policies and practices that preserve respect for the individuals who contribute specimens to the biobank while promoting research (Fullerton et al. 2010; Kaye 2012; Mitchell et al. 2011; Mongoven and Solomon 2012; Trinidad et al. 2011).

Its mandated research goals are to continue research related to maintaining the health of the Arboretum plantations and woodlands, to develop new programs related to selecting species adapted to developing environmental conditions and to develop silvicultural practices that preserve and enhance biological diversity in both natural stands and plantations.

I am immensely proud of the vital role hunters and anglers have played in protecting and sustaining our nation's natural heritage for all Americans – including those who don't hunt and fish – and in supporting ethical practices that preserve and honor nature in all its diversity.

More importantly, I needed to develop work practices that preserved my health.

Subsidies under the Common Agricultural Policy, which supported agricultural practices that preserved hedgerow environments, are undergoing reforms.

"Our company is committed to responsible growing practices that help preserve the effectiveness of antibiotics for human health and medicine," Foster Farms Chief Executive and President Ron Foster said.

Mark Ricci, a director for Hilton explains, "Responsible environmental activity is good for both our business and the community, including a comprehensive company-wide policy to promote our business practices that help preserve the environment".

While the literature often rightly foregrounds the need for Indigenous groups to be 'empowered' and 'resilient' in the face of racial discrimination, critical analysis is also required of those with power and privilege and the way in which social inequalities are perpetuated through their influence on policies and practices that effectively preserve and reproduce their privilege [ 18].

Stand- and landscape-scale management practices that create or preserve large pine snags, such as prescribed fire, coupled with natural or manmade pulsed disturbances, should aid in the management and recovery of the Indiana bat in this region.