Sentence examples for protect treasures from inspiring English sources

As Ashton Hawkings of the American Council for Cultural Property said: "the legitimate dispersal of cultural material through the market" was the best way to protect treasures.

But preservationists complain that little has been done in advance to protect treasured sites.

Perhaps proponents of the bills fear that presidents will protect treasured cultural and natural sites when they are about to be overrun by the greed and speed of petroleum development, or other extractive industries.

Good friends are valued, protected, treasured, and honoured.

That represents one less headache for the landowners for whom further vast enrichment is a more pressing goal than protecting treasured places.

Without strong action, many areas are likely to face huge bills to protect their treasures.

Most of that money was spent to renovate the badly dilapidated gallery and to finally install the climate-control system long needed to protect its treasures.

Monks told her that during the military dictatorship from 1962 to 2011 they wielded baseball bats to protect the treasures in their monasteries from smugglers in league with the authorities.

Jonathan Brown, a town planner who runs Share the City, a group trying to protect civic treasures and terraced housing, said: "Ringo's house was saved on condition that hundreds of other viable and solid Victorian houses should be demolished.

First impressions also included the failure of American troops to protect the treasures of the national library and museum, to say nothing of hospitals and schools, even though they managed to safeguard the oil industry.

"Some Roosevelt Relatives Join Effort to Save Heirlooms From Auction" (news article, Feb. 10) highlights the difficulty faced in efforts to protect precious treasures that would otherwise be valuable additions to historical sites.