Sentence examples for preservation priority from inspiring English sources

A $165 million gift last year allowed the Nature Conservancy to purchase a large ranch near Lompoc, now called the Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve, that the UC Berkeley study pinpoints as a key preservation priority.

In her job at the Pasadena museum, Verlaque learned of the CAP (Collections Assessment for Preservation) program, wherein independent experts tour museums over a short but intensive period and then write up their findings to help the facilities establish maintenance and preservation priorities.

Protecting their mental health has become a self-preservation priority for managers.

Anthony Casey, "The Creditors' Bargain and Option-Preservation Priority in Chapter 11," 78 University of Chicago Law Review 759 (2011).

This mechanism-which I call Option-Preservation Priority-is shown to protect the nonbankruptcy contract rights of all creditors and maximize the expected value of assets in bankruptcy.

The preservation and ecological management of grasslands in Australia is a high conservation priority and utilising landscape and societal based predictors of threat can help set priorities for the protection and management of sites.

Randall argues that such quantification is advantageous because the species preservation option will fare well when the full range of values is included in conservation priority setting.

We design a distributed energy efficient data storage algorithm named distributed data preservation with priority (D2P2).

"Tug Hill is a unique and wonderful place," said Mr. Pataki, who has made land preservation a priority of his administration.

In Suffolk County, where he headed the planning department for over two decades, he is widely praised for making conservation and land preservation a priority.

The organization's failure to make the Alamo's preservation a priority was one of several findings in a recently released report by the state attorney general's office.