Sentences with phrase «preserve viability»

This is necessary to preserve the viability of internal hyperlinks between the documents.

They were primarily concerned to preserve the viability of the Church in what they saw (rightly) as a very volatile and dangerous time.

Although D'Agostino doesn't need to go through the confirmation process again, his office is certain to be a lightning rod in the political debates as the Administration tries to negotiate arms control and non-proliferation treaties while preserving the viability of the country's current stockpile.

The ongoing slump in the economy is forcing companies to focus on preserving their viability, from organizations directly involved in exploration and production, to industries supporting resource development construction and manufacturing.

Not exact matches

Opponents of the Icesave agreement explain that they want to appeal to the EU rules regarding bank bail - outs and the Ecofin understanding that any agreement would preserve Iceland's economic viability.

«Together with our sister companies in New York and Massachusetts, we are committed to making efficient use of non-renewable resources, sustaining the economic viability of the agricultural sector, preserving family farming as a way of life and enhancing the environment and quality of life for all.»

The Welsh Wizard managed to persuade the leaders of Catholic Ireland that the boundary would squeeze the Protestant North out of viability, and the leaders of Protestant Ulster that it would preserve their territory.

Protective factors that help to preserve the freshness and viability of the probiotic strains in a supplement include refrigeration, resistant packaging, and storage in a cool, dry place.

Preserving farms via conservation easements helps sustain the viability of existing farms and keeps the land available for the next generation of farmers.

At that time, Scenic Hudson was pioneering a «critical - mass» approach - preserving farmland in select Hudson Valley communities to ensure the viability of their agriculture - based economies while protecting their rural charm and agricultural heritage.

The social enterprise that she set up, Growing Communities, specialises in salads and leafy greens because salad leaves are: highly perishable thus should be as local as possible to preserve micronutrients; they are often air freighted and sprayed with chemicals; they are highly labour intensive and require hand labour; and they have a high value thus they help to achieve economic viability for the grower.

Potentially renewable resources should be managed to conserve their long - term viability; nonrenewable resources should be extracted at rates that allow an ordered transition to alternatives; emission of waste and toxic substances must remain within the assimilative capacities of natural systems; and more - vigorous measures must be taken to preserve species, habitats, and ecosystems.

The exclusion of those who have committed serious crimes may support a number of subsidiary rationales: prevent people fleeing from justice; prevent dangerous and particularly undeserving people from entering the host country; preserve the integrity and legitimacy of the refugee protection system, and, hence, the necessary public support for its viability; deter states from exporting criminals by pardoning them or imposing disproportionately lenient sentences while supporting their departure elsewhere as refugees; allow states to reduce the danger to their society from all serious criminality cases taken together, given the difficult task and potential for error when attempting to determine whether criminals from abroad (on whom they have more limited sources of information than on domestic criminals) are no longer dangerous.

In many situations, families can use insurance benefits to «cash out» some of the other heirs if so desired, preserving family peace while continuing the viability of the business.

Exceptionally talented in preserving investigative viability of sources of information during investigative lead generation.

Hope, that is, that the new system will secure the long - term financial viability of the site and preserve REALTOR.com's ability to fulfill its mission: to host listings at no cost and without charging referral fees to REALTORS ®.

The new REALTOR.com Marketing System, which replaces a fixed fee with a fee based on the amount of service a subscriber uses, sparked hope that the new system will secure the long - term financial viability of the site and preserve REALTOR.com's ability to fulfill its mission: to host listings at no cost and without charging referral fees to REALTORS ®.

She said the agency is working to preserve its mission of providing liquidity while ensuring its continued viability, and has increased premiums to compensate for losses that resulted from increased foreclosures.