“The key to Kerala tourism's sweepstakes is the conservation of the bio-diversity of its amazing natural resources.”

“Over the past three decades, conservation has evolved from a social movement to a societal ethic.”

“A conservation watchdog has given its wholehearted support to the Evening Press campaign to save York's Odeon.”

“But even in the matter of elided consonants American is not always the conservator.”

“In addition, a full-time conservator would oversee the preservation and conservation of the City Archives.”

“The approach that a conservator takes depends on whether the artist judges it more important to preserve the work's appearance or remain true to chocolate's basic edibility.”

“The conservancy believes feral felines should be removed permanently from the environment and taken to shelters.”

“Gradually, with the support of the conservancy, backyard efforts initiated by people with a passion for a particular breed began to appear.”

“The conservancy employs 55 scouts to check on the rhinos' whereabouts and to catch poachers.”

“I buttered it and spread a liberal portion of raspberry conserve to compensate for the charcoal-y bits.”

“He remains a conservative in constitutional matters.”

“There are also proposals to put a roof on the conservatory in this area to house more plants for sale and put in a terrace where visitors can sit.”

“Then perhaps he could relax in the conservatory, read a book, and enjoy his birds in peace for a bit.”

“In 1923, he returned to Prague and established the department of microtonal music at the conservatory.”

“It's ironic that a conservationist should so smugly place his own interests above the lives of the animals he destroys.”

“Yet despite some questionable procedures and a few infelicities, these neonaturalists with the conservationist aims have done just that.”

“He was a pioneer conservationist, crusading to save Georgian London from the developers and responsible for saving Carlton House Terrace.”

“Her money was placed in a conservatorship that her father, a notorious stage parent, controls to this day.”

“On Feb. 1, 2008, a Los Angeles probate judge granted the conservatorship and issued a restraining order against Lutfi.”

“In his book, Dennis argued that the turning point for Spears was when her father intervened and placed her in a conservatorship.”

“He has grasped the fact that it is absurd for conservatives to have allowed issues of conservationism to be hijacked by the left.”

“She would celebrate the day when she would rid herself of all her conservativeness.”

“That's good news for defenders, who grew frustrated with the conservativeness of the scheme last year.”

“And similarly, if the central bank is fully under the spell of government, the conservativeness of the central bank does not matter.”

“There are also proposals to put a roof on the conservatory in this area to house more plants for sale and put in a terrace where visitors can sit.”

“Then perhaps he could relax in the conservatory, read a book, and enjoy his birds in peace for a bit.”

“In 1923, he returned to Prague and established the department of microtonal music at the conservatory.”

“Nonetheless, it can be important, for the choice of transcendentals bears on the perceived conservativity and the perceived consequences of the theory.”

“Next year, she plans to audition for a place at NIDA and the conservatorium of music.”

“Entry forms are available from North Coast Camera, under the conservatorium, on the corner of Keen and Magellan Streets or via email request.”

“So why did they select this genre for a ride as opposed to studying jazz or Mozart at the conservatorium?”

“The cirque, therefore, is at once the product of the glacier and its generator and conserver.”

“The church has been the conserver and propagator of spiritual force.”

“The conservationists argue the vehicles endanger life and damage flora and fauna.”

“Nobuyuki Yamaguchi concedes that conservationists need to tread warily in the U.K., a nation of pet lovers.”

“Plans to build a power line through national forest land near where the tracks were found have raised concerns from conservationists.”

“More than 100 vocal teachers and performers from China's leading conservatoriums of music and art institutes also participated as auditors in the programme.”

“Management plans have been declared to promote effective conservations.”

“The buffy-headed capuchin is critically endangered in the wild as listed by the International Union for the Conservations of Nature.”

“I sense weariness with both liberals and conservatives who seem to disrespect others ' convictions and disregard concern for unity in the church.”

“Actually, this last argument has been wheeled out this season by conservatives.”

“What unites both liberals and conservatives is their mutual insistence on the exclusivity and absoluteness of their vision.”

“Poland has ten symphony orchestras, seventeen conservatories, over one hundred music schools, and almost one thousand music centers.”

“Austrian children have compulsory music and art classes in primary and secondary schools, and private music schools and conservatories abound.”

“It believes that offering scenes set in abandoned barns and ivy covered, crumbling conservatories will add a sinister shimmer to the formula.”

“Three years ago, 550 conservators, curators and technicians began packing 2,000 boxes using 7km of bubble wrap.”

“In removing the uppermost layer of painted plaster from the cut-out chunk of wall, conservators discovered an underlying sinopia or underdrawing.”

“The report is expected to be on the agenda of the next meeting of the conservators in July.”

“Other land conservancies send groups to the center for training and seminars as well.”

“Over 1200 land trusts and conservancies in the United States have preserved over 5 million acres, exceeding the area of the State of New Jersey.”

“A network of conservancies for the riverine rabbit could create an extensive informal conservation area to protect remaining populations and potential habitat.”

“These mostly nocturnal or crepuscular animals are excellent water conservers, spending much of their time buried in desert sand, where interstitial humidities are high.”