Sentence examples for preserving and developing from inspiring English sources

However, in the history of glassmaking – which has for centuries concentrated in regions that could provide energy and primary materials – we can recognise the struggle for preserving and developing glass making skills through processes of skill development and deskilling.

David M. Muchnick New York, May 21, 2007 The writer is the coordinator of Housing First!, an organization that advocates preserving and developing affordable housing for New Yorkers.

State and city officials say they will devote about $60 million to preserving and developing Governors Island, a 172-acre former military base south of Battery Park.

The institute is a nonprofit group dedicated to preserving and developing the dance forms, like tap and swing and, today, hip-hop, that can trace their roots back to the ballrooms of Harlem and other African and African-American communities.

The Cornish will apparently be afforded the "same protection as the Welsh, Scots and Irish", which means their views must be considered in "combating discrimination, promoting equality and preserving and developing culture and identity".

"There are just too many powerful interests at play any time an issue of land tenancy comes up," said Murilo da Costa Santos, an official at the Palmares Cultural Foundation, a government agency entrusted with preserving and developing black culture in Brazil.

LSM workshops push students through the process of "getting out of the building" and talking to customers in order to validate or invalidate hypotheses, making the decision to "pivot or preserve" and developing a "minimum viable product" to serve perspective customers.

What is essential, therefore, is that the factual situation as it has developed since 1989 shall be placed within the context of the preserved and developing treaty relationship, in order to achieve its object and purpose in so far as that is feasible.

He said the university had taken steps to help preserve and develop housing.

Until the communist takeover of 1959, the Tibetans preserved and developed Indian (Pala) styles of iconography.

We are willing to work in tandem with the UK to preserve and develop the bilateral relationship".