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certain areas of England,
conservators are
statutory bodies which manage areas of
countryside for the use of the public.
Conservators are
bodies corporate...
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financial affairs Conservator (religion), to
protect certain legal persons Conservator-restorer, of
objects of
cultural heritage Conservators who
manage areas...
- were
regarded as
conservators of the
peace within their county, and
constables and
tythingmen were also seen were
regarded as
conservators of the
peace within...
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which means that
practicing conservators must stay up-to-date of
advances in
technology and methodology.
Conservators usually expand their knowledge...
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which they are
posted as ****istant
Conservators of Forests/ ****istant
Deputy Conservators of
Forest or
Deputy Conservator of Forests. The
Union Government...
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facility as of 2020. In
October 2019 the
Conservators Center was
rebranded as The
Animal Park at the
Conservators Center. On
December 30, 2018, a lion killed...
- organizations. The
conservator may be only of the "estate" (financial affairs) but may be also of the "person",
wherein the
conservator takes charge of overseeing...
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notorious injury or violence,
without recourse to a
judicial process.
Conservators were
appointed as
early as the 13th century; the
title was
given to officers...
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Textile conservators may also
construct storage solutions or
display mounts, such as
dress forms. Also of note is that
textile conservators in museum...
- organisation,
though does
include the
Conservators and is also
based at
Manor House in
Great Malvern. "Malvern
Hills Conservators".
Worcestershire County Council...
