Sentence examples for the task of preserving from inspiring English sources

Being E. B. White's granddaughter and the task of preserving a legacy.

Of course, long before the economic meltdown, sites were lost or poorly kept, partly as a result of the immensity of the task of preserving the county's past.

But such a system, if it worked properly, could give us an extra dimension of insurance in a world where proliferation has complicated the task of preserving the peace.

He was promptly confronted with the task of preserving party unity over policy towards Ian Smith's white minority regime in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), when it made its 1965 unilateral declaration of independence.

For the National Park Service and other federal agencies, though, the task of preserving the public's property sometimes boils down to acquiring the little private properties that the government's land surrounds.

THE bright spot for Mr. Obama is that the communications and social networking strengths he and his team demonstrated during the campaign may fit the task of preserving presidential initiative.

I take to myself part of the shame, and mourn over the delinquency of the North, that having committed to it the eminent task of preserving the liberties of this nation, they have sacrificed them...

In the tricky task of preserving the past while improving for the future, Lady Salisbury's aims are to simplify the planting so as to maximise the impact, and to extend the season.

Faced with the daunting task of preserving more than 750m self-destructing pages, the team at the British Library hope the new facility will be a sturdy stitch in time.

Portugal has effectively closed its Culture Ministry, institutions in the Netherlands have suffered funding cuts of up to 40 percent, and Italy and Greece are struggling more than ever with the endless task of preserving their priceless, abundant patrimony.

A celebrated member of Dance Theater of Harlem from its founding in 1969 until 1997, Ms. Johnson faces the task of both preserving and revamping the troupe's identity as a predominantly black classical ballet company.