Sentence examples for preservation task from inspiring English sources

Due to a variety of natural and cultural heritages in the research area, land use policy requires a holistic approach, and preserving landscape values remains a top preservation task.

Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile, a Shinnecock leader and member of an intertribal historic preservation task force, said that a pipe with carved designs and a bowl found with the bones should be reburied with the remains.

When Asher first came to Cambodia, he had a job with a Unesco preservation task force -- scraping off bat dung from Khmer statues -- but that job has come to an end, and now he's hard up for cash.

"That building could withstand a nuclear attack," said the preservation task-force member Judith Miller.

State Representative Robert T. Keeley Jr., a Democrat of Bridgeport and a preservation task-force member, also complained that the idea of bringing a juvenile court and detention center into the downtown area runs counter to the city's attempt to lure more people downtown for entertainment.

These analytical markers are used to better understand the degradation mechanisms that silk textiles undergo during prolonged exposure and to support the heritage preservation tasks currently performed in our museums.

Yet they are hopelessly inadequate to the task of preservation.

"Combining that with preservation is a difficult task, a tricky thing.

"Film preservation is a Sisyphean task," Mr. Siegel said, an indisputable statement, but not a completely pessimistic one.

That was the prevailing theme at the Scone Foundation's "Archivist of the Year" awards, held last week at the CUNY Graduate Center: archivists aren't here merely to perform the dutiful-but-dull task of preservation, but to defend civil liberties, encourage transparency, and maybe--just maybe--facilitate historical reconciliation between former enemies.

That was the prevailing theme at the Scone Foundation's "Archivist of the Year" awards, held last week at the CUNY Graduate Center: archivists aren't here merely to perform the dutiful-but-dull task of preservation, but to defend civil liberties, encourage transparency, and maybe just maybe facilitate historical reconciliation between former enemies.