Sentence examples for preservation park from inspiring English sources

Preservation Park evokes the 19th century: 16 historic houses of the Victorian, Stick, Italianate and Queen Anne styles were renovated and moved there.

And no matter how much the developers, who seem to be running the town, continue to abuse landmarks and erase Oakland's history, even threatening Preservation Park, the beauty of the place will endure.

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A great walker, he campaigned for the environment, and the preservation of parks and urban open spaces.

If Crown is buying the shopping center "because they think there's a resort coming to Oceanside, they're doing it for the wrong reason," said Carolyn Krammer, the president of a group called Citizens for the Preservation of Parks and Beaches.

In recent months, wildlife-preservation agencies, park rangers, and, in some cases, national armies have turned to unmanned aircraft to help them find increasingly sophisticated wildlife traffickers.

Park officials said the donation was the largest corporate contribution toward preservation in the park's 105-year history.

A lease shifts the maintenance burden from understaffed parks to private lessees who must meet park preservation standards.

Bradley Cooper lacks dirt under his fingernails as George Pemberton, the owner of a timber business voraciously deforesting an area earmarked for park preservation status.

Mr. Erdogan's decision to directly engage the Taksim Solidarity organization, after days of defiant comments, was an attempt to focus the protests on their original cause: the preservation of the park.

Preservation of the park for future generations has to be the number one priority, over and above commercial exploitation, which is mainly benefiting foreign interests instead of the local population.' Kerya Chau Sun, director of tourism at Angkor, said: 'We are finalising regulations for controlling visitors.