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Meanings of conservation in English
Russian
реставрация Portuguese
restauração de obras de arte Spanish
conservación y restauración Catalan
restauració 
Care of tangible cultural heritage.
Related terms
Ethical resource use, allocation, and protection.
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Synonyms
Examples for "conservation of natural resources"
Examples for "conservation of natural resources"
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The conservation of natural resources often necessitates the cooperation of neighboring States.
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It advocated direct primaries; the conservation of natural resources; woman suffrage.
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The conservation of natural resources was also taken up as a fixed policy.
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Farmers' Bulletin 340(Declaration of Governors for the conservation of natural resources).
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This piece of musical edutainment focuses on the conservation of natural resources and sustainable living.
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The 40-minute film is pretty much aimed at family audiences to acquaint children with ecological and conservation ethics in a fun, entertainment way.
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Three researchers at NUI Galway have been given an important international award for work on natural resource conservation and environmental protection.
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The appropriate management of ecosystem services rendered by AM will impact on natural resource conservation and utilisation with an obvious net gain for human society.
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The Forest Service and Natural Resources Conservation Service offices in Hamden, Connecticut, as well as the USDA office in Leetown, West Virginia, remained closed.
Usage of conservation in English
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Ultimately, water conservation is the best method of protecting our natural resources.
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The researchers say this has consequences for future conservation of the animals.
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However more help is needed from the climbing community for long-term conservation.
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But the canvas is actually in a really good state of conservation.
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And water conservation is clearly a major concern for us all now.
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The EPA has long helped consumers go beyond federal water conservation standards.
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Conclusions: The current study is of interest in terms of bladder conservation.
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Decades of well-intentioned conservation have done little; a new approach is required.
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The New York state department of environmental conservation is investigating the incident.
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All I've received is a text message saying please disregard our conservation.
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There would be a particular emphasis on climate change and environmental conservation.
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Ms Brower said traditionally, urban voters had a greater interest in conservation.
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Urban conservation represents a great opportunity, both for people and native wildlife.
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Targeted conservation projects were behind many of the comebacks, the report said.
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Political dithering and a growing appreciation for conservation meant that never happened.
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Their movements stiff, efficient in every way, favoring conservation over natural motion.
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Translations for conservation
Portuguese
Spanish
conservación y restauraciónteoria de la restauraciónconservacion y restauraciónrestauroteoria de la restauraciontinta neutraconservacion y restauracionobras de restauracionrestaurativorestauracionteoría de la restauraciónobras de restauraciónconservacion y restauracion de obras de arteconservacion y restauración de obras de arteconservación
Conservation through the time
Conservation across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
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