Sentence examples for preservation and access from inspiring English sources

There's an obvious dichotomy in these twin aims of preservation and access: tourists spoil things.

Over the decades an obvious contradiction has emerged between preservation and access.

Preservation and access are going to butt up against each other all the time".

John Stevenson, the Conservative MP for Carlisle, said he had "concerns over the long-term preservation and access to the forests if they were privatised".

The most cost-effective and efficient way to preserve our materials properly is to ensure that they are safeguarded in modern, specially designed preservation and access facility.

"The 1950's and 60's began a real democratization of poetry, and that led us to everything from poetry slams to rap music," said Steven Taylor, director of the audio preservation and access project at the Naropa archive.

"But I do think that the process of developing a set of guidelines for the preservation of, and access to, these judicial documents needs to begin".

The current partnership won the right to renovate the building by emphasizing historic preservation and public access above rental square footage.

Since 1994, when, Mr. Spielberg said, filming "Schindler's List" opened his eyes to the harrowing stories of survivors, he has used his Hollywood clout and personal fortune to build a vast database of their accounts for preservation and public access.

Gemini News Service's records were donated to the GNM Archive in 2002 to ensure their long-term preservation and to provide access to researchers.

Gemini was owned by the Guardian & Manchester Evening News Ltd from 1973 to 1982, and after the service ceased operation in 2002 its records were donated to the GNM Archive to ensure their long term preservation and to provide access to researchers.