Sentence examples for professional preservation from inspiring English sources

As for Greenwald, it was argued that he would cave "if pushed" because he would "choose professional preservation over cause".

These are established professionals that have a liberal bent, but ultimately most of them if pushed will choose professional preservation over cause, such is the mentality of most business professionals.

The day before he died, he told a former company member that he hoped his energy levels would allow him to bring dancers to his apartment to try out steps in a new piece that he was developing. he professional preservation of choreography — even in classical ballet — is a very recent undertaking.

The reason isn't post-industrial intrusiveness or invasiveness but an imperative for professional self-preservation and self-improvement.

In an e-mail interview, Alicia Wise, director of universal access at Elsevier, wrote that "professional curation and preservation of data is, like professional publishing, neither easy nor inexpensive".

Sexual assaults, like homicides, require immediate professional attention to preservation of evidence and fast identification of witnesses.

I had countless conversations listening to our students, faculty, administrators and alumni as well as colleagues at other schools, and preservation professionals.

The analysis of the results, made on a geo-mineralogical basis, as well as the thematic maps, gives a basic tool which will be very useful to those professionals involved in preservation of cultural heritage.

The objective of the Historic Preservation Lecture Series is to offer students, faculty, alumni and the interested public opportunities to learn about current topics from leading preservation professionals and academics, who have recently completed an important project, book or other significant work.

The primary results of this study, replicate previous results from a smaller sample of agricultural preservation professionals, and show that the vast majority of survey respondents viewed cost-effectiveness as a virtue, but ultimately do not consider it as important as other program design criteria.

The CHA established Korea National University of Cultural Heritage in 2000, which specifically educates professionals for heritage preservation.