Sentence examples for preservation program was from inspiring English sources

The first acquisition after the state began its airport preservation program was Greenwood Lake Airport in Passaic County, for $1.8 million, in 2000.

Although no historic preservation program was in effect, no threats to historic integrity were identified for any of the buildings, except for the elementary school, which was deemed to be in danger from being outdated.

The preservation program isn't for every farmer, however.

Mr. Dolkart, who lives in Upper Manhattan and who late last month was named director of the school's historic preservation program, is only 56.

Mr. Ruske, the nursery owner, agrees, even while he says the state's farmland preservation program is of little use to local growers because their development rights command so little.

It is the responsibility of the Center's administration and Board of Directors to commit to supporting an environment in which fulfillment of the objectives of the digital preservation program is regarded as a central function of the Center.

The management of the Center's digital preservation program is accomplished through the collaborative efforts of all Center staff working in acquisition, processing, cataloging, information technology, and systems administration capacities.

The current bi-laterally (Finland and Norway) run ex situ preservation program is based on allozyme information from the 1980s and involves cryo-preservation of milt collected from salmon originating from several of the tributaries within the system (Makkonen et al. 2000).

SPN Metadata Survey (2017): Survey results on how institutions with digital preservation programs are using metadata to aid in preserving software.

Intensive family preservation programs were effective in preventing placement for multi-problem families, but not for families experiencing abuse and neglect.

Suffolk is also grappling with questions about an expensive land preservation program, which was inspired, in part, by the desire not to meet the same fate as the more heavily developed Nassau.