Sentence examples for preservation against from inspiring English sources

The original function of packaging as a means of protection and preservation against external contamination is in fact only one of several current market requirements.

Officials from Unesco, which designated Samarra as one of three World Heritage Sites in Iraq, said they were trying to negotiate an accord between the central government and provincial officials to balance preservation against development.

But the questions raised by his ideas for Meyersville, like the questions raised in communities all over New Jersey struggling to balance preservation against development, seemed more complex than ever.

Ending a long debate pitting farm preservation against recreational needs, the East Hampton Town Board has narrowly approved the purchase of development rights to 42 acres of farmland on Long Lane.

Previous studies suggested that micropore surface area (MSA) of alkali-soluble bio-macromolecules of aerial plant residues of maize constitutes an important factor that explains their humification in soil, that is, preservation against biological degradation.

That eye-opening evening pitted those in favor of historic preservation against those in favor of property rights.

Often misinterpreted as a right to defend one's person, home, or property, the allowance to "have arms" ensured that Parliament could exercise its sovereign right of self-preservation against a tyrannical crown by arming qualified Protestants as a militia.

Mohamad Kotob, who knows Mr. Abdoulah from the mosque they attended and showed up at court last month to offer support, said conflicting emotions were gnawing at people individually and at the community, pitting instincts of self-preservation against religious identity.

For self-preservation against ethnocidal states, for control of our destinies and for the liberties of billions.

The research team thinks that the lonely brain may have a tuned-down ability to mentalize as a means of "social self-preservation" against the impact of receiving bad news from others.

Writing for the majority, Justice John Marshall Harlan introduced the notion of balancing society's right of self-preservation against the right to free speech.