Sentence examples for state preservation from inspiring English sources

Stephen Albert, the principal architect at the Albert Group Architects, which is designing the building that may one day replace the theater, points out that city and state preservation laws have been written specifically to preserve buildings, rather than ideas.

In January, the state preservation league put the power station on its list of New York's most endangered sites.

Residents have aggressively applied for state preservation money, and more than 3,000 acres are now protected from development.

In a letter to the state preservation office, he referred to a letter sent by Gabriel Mayer of Munich, a descendant of the church's stained-glass maker.

That means you either have to find out from your broker if a house is protected by a local ordinance or call the state preservation office yourself.

But at the same time, by agreement with state preservation officials, the river wall must also be treated as the historical resource it is.

The state of preservation, fully intact or partially preserved, is significant even for mummies of similar type, which means that every mummy is a unique case.

Its state of preservation amazed them.

They are unusual for their high state of preservation.

The fossil's state of preservation is remarkable.

Bernadette Castro, the state historic preservation officer, confirmed that money was a problem.