Sentence examples for preservation guidelines from inspiring English sources

Miyagi Prefecture issued preservation guidelines for its cities.

The trust, overseen by a seven-member presidentially appointed board, is obliged to follow federal environmental and historic preservation guidelines.

Preservation guidelines prohibited reconfiguring electrical wiring in the decorative ceiling, so lighting was designed to sit with security cameras on the stainless steel frames around the glass walls.

Current preservation guidelines call for a master negative, along with an intermediate "printing" negative, to be secured in a controlled environment.

The Zen question for the town, which is developing historic preservation guidelines as an amendment to its general plan, may be, How historic is historic?

Preservation guidelines protect certain parts of the Liberty Theater, including the proscenium and the domed ceiling, but not the two balconies; protecting those, Ms. Warner said, is essential.

The book details the ethics and aesthetics of car preservation, even proposing guidelines for collectors.

Because infertility following cancer treatment has a recognized negative impact on quality of survival, 17– 21 several multidisciplinary groups and societies have made great effort in reviewing the currently available data on fertility preservation to produce guidelines for health care providers.

To describe the development of a strict education protocol to implement the clinical practice guideline "Preservation of Upper Limb Function Following Spinal Cord Injury" into a clinical setting, and evaluate the effect of the protocol on transfer quality.

Almost all the buildings in the downtown area had been cataloged and guidelines for preservation had been developed.

To determine if strict use of the Paralyzed Veterans of America's Clinical Practice Guidelines for Preservation of Upper Limb Function affects wheelchair setup, selection, propulsion biomechanics, pain, satisfaction with life, and participation of individuals with new spinal cord injuries (SCIs).