Sentence examples for the aim of conserving from inspiring English sources

The ecosystem goods and services (EGS) model is implicit in many conservation schemes, including agricultural extension programmes with the aim of conserving and protecting wetlands and waterbodies.

Then, the set of signals is filtered with the aim of conserving only motion's significant patterns.

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) are world-wide established with the aim of conserving biodiversity and preventing overexploitation of marine organisms.

Large-scale re-introductions of locally extinct digging mammal assemblages have been implemented at a number of arid zone sites, with the aim of conserving mammal species and restoring ecosystem function.

As cultural practices can influence soil microbial populations, it is important to analyze the effect that they produce on biological parameters, with the aim of conserving soil richness over time.

Studying archaeological literature and interventions born with the aim of conserving and innovating ancient matter, one detects that they contain interpretative routes suitable for understanding the changes in design and contemporary theory.

So - the argument goes - let's just set this limited and problematic idea to one side and concentrate on the fundamental aim of conserving places where the animals actually live now, and to which they're optimally adapted through millennia of evolution.

Only the Green Party, with its aim of conserving German nature, arouses any sympathy from Hitler.

Later, export quotas were introduced and permits required for timber exports to control domestic prices with the aim of “conserving New Zealand timbers for New Zealand use”.

with the aim of purchasing and conserving Jam Roll on behalf of Scouting.

In 1952, the centenary year of the architect's birth, the Asociación de Amigos de Gaudí (Friends of Gaudí Association) was founded with the aim of disseminating and conserving his legacy.