Preservation
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The
preservation
of history and the act of remembering can be achieved in more memorable and effective ways.
Was it cultural
preservation?
The concept of
preservation
is futile.
He penned treatises on everything from anatomy to nutrition to bedside manner, meticulously cataloguing his writings to ensure their
preservation.
But also because if you're looking for fossils in that kind of heat, your best bet for fossil
preservation
is always going to be caves.
I wish we will work together to help create the key tools that we need to inspire
preservation
of Earth's biodiversity.
Now, Sylvia's TED Prize wish was to beseech us to do anything we could, everything we could, to set aside not pin pricks, but significant expanses of the ocean for preservation, "hope spots," she calls them.
Because this establishes the two primary criteria for the political creature: that you have influence in a large sphere, and that my
preservation
depends on you.
With the new Decade of film
preservation
and more independent minded directors, I think MonsterVision would be a good show for IFC to pick up, since they already have a hit with the IFC grind house show.
The
preservation
of the rainforest can easily be identified as the overriding and most obvious theme portrayed in this movie.
Samantha Eggar as a woman with flawed instincts for her own
preservation
evokes frustration and pity.
In 1998, The Public Enemy was selected for
preservation
in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Dane who has been hurting and missing Hannah for 20 years has taken refuge in his loneliness that keeps him most of the time in Alaska for
preservation
campaigns in favor of bears and wolves.
We do not have adequate international institutions for the protection of individual freedoms, human rights, and the environment, or for the promotion of social justice, not to mention the
preservation
of peace.
When Juliana v. United States is appealed to the US Supreme Court, as seems inevitable, the question may no longer be whether the
preservation
of the plaintiffs’ constitutional rights requires “a climate system capable of sustaining human life”; it undeniably does.
Government after government has prioritized the
preservation
of corporatist loyalties over the promotion of economic growth and emphasized clientelist distribution over entrepreneurial innovation and creation of level economic playing field.
The award both catalyzed and subsidized the work of the chemist and bacteriologist Louis Pasteur, whose breakthrough discoveries led him to develop revolutionary methods – including the process that came to be known as pasteurization – for the sanitary production and
preservation
of food.
In order to tackle the twenty-first century’s most pressing challenge – providing access to sustainable energy for all – the world needs the same inspired leadership and long-term vision that spurred innovations in maritime navigation and food
preservation.
But that doesn’t mean that issues involving the
preservation
of life (or a way of life), like defense, should not be subjected to cool, hard economic analysis.
The most visible is the structural approach, which invests money wisely in flood protection, drainage,
preservation
of wetlands and forests, and remedial action – based on sound risk assessment – to protect valuable infrastructure.
The right is both for and against Europe; for a market economy and for workers’ ownership; for a strong welfare state and lower taxes; for modernization of agriculture and the
preservation
of small family farms.
Yet they render invaluable services, in terms of
preservation
of agro- and biodiversity, local communities’ resilience to price shocks or weather-related events, and environmental conservation.
It suffers from less inequality than many advanced industrial countries (though more than Canada and the northern European countries), and it has had a longer-standing commitment to environment
preservation.
But if Africa’s carbon-storage capacity is viewed as a global public good, as it should be, then everyone should contribute to its provision by developing mechanisms that enable
preservation
and spark the move toward sustainable energy models.
The state can support its development, preservation, and renewal, but cannot compel its existence.
This history accounts for the type of conservatism practiced by the Christian-Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian-Social Union (CSU), who focus on moderation and balance,
preservation
and innovation, and on commanding Germany's political center.
Indeed, a third lesson is that neither hard pegs nor unfettered floating facilitate the
preservation
of a competitive real exchange rate, which is crucial to promoting and sustaining economic development.
These principles, agreed upon by the most important foreign players in Syria’s war, include a commitment to secular governance, the eventual defeat of the Islamic State (ISIS) and other terrorist groups, the maintenance of Syria’s prewar borders, the
preservation
of its state institutions, and the protection of minority groups.
Eisenhower was right about something else, too: America’s military strength depends on
preservation
of its economic strength.
There is no clearer example of this than the TPP, which almost certainly constitutes the single biggest threat to the
preservation
– or creation – of any signatory country’s middle class.
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