Sentence examples for preserving sites from inspiring English sources

Patricia Huizing, executive director of Preservation New Jersey for the last nine months, said the issue of preserving sites on historic land had extra significance since last June, when Governor Whitman signed into law the Garden State Preservation Trust Act, which sets aside $98 million in state funds to preserve a million acres of open space.

As David Lan puts it, dissent is necessary to democracy, and democratic governments should have an interest in preserving sites in which that dissent can be expressed.

She has been active in researching and preserving sites, including the house scheduled to be torn down in Fulton, which once belonged to the abolitionist Charles Case.

CART founder Tom Sykes said, "Preserving sites like this is really important as they allow the public to see just what life would have been like for members of Churchill's Auxiliary Units.

We assessed the effectiveness of guidelines enforcing Finnish legislation aimed at preserving sites occupied by the Siberian flying squirrel (Pteromys volans), a vulnerable species in Finland and Europee), from destruction due to forest clear-cutting practices which often target its primary habitat, mature mixed forests.

However, in conservation planning, commission and omission errors could lead to preserving sites that do not actually contain the focal species.

"is an important part of the effort to piece together the patchwork of preserved sites currently over the Stony Hill aquifer".

It is one of the best preserved sites from antiquity, its ancient temples and buildings dating back to the first century AD, though the city was settled earlier.

For the last decade, as part of a Congressional initiative, the National Parks Service has been trying to identify and preserve sites related to the railroad.

For Russia, any reconfiguration that preserves sites in Poland and the Czech Republic "is just window dressing," said Dmitri V. Trenin, a political analyst.

The Underground Railroad Heritage Trail Program is offering $1.4 million in grants for groups seeking to preserve sites relating to the Underground Railroad, abolitionist activity or slaves' daily lives.