Sentence examples for * patrimony in from inspiring English sources

Who wants to support organizations that sell rather than save the public patrimony in their trust?

In a separate action, the legislature of the province of Buenos Aires declared the mural cultural patrimony in May.

Moreover, a movement developed among Israelis who advocated settling the occupied territories particularly the West Bank as part of the Jewish patrimony in the Holy Land.

Svatopluk's successor, Mojmír II, tried unsuccessfully to protect his patrimony; in 906 Great Moravia ceased to exist as an independent country.

The war with Japan and Germany and Taiwan and Switzerland and Korea and France [who] sell to us and then take away our patrimony in return.

Rhodri's grandson, Hywel ap Cadell (Hywel Dda, "the Good"; died 950), starting from a patrimony in Seisyllwg, secured Dyfed by marriage, thereby creating the kingdom of Deheubarth.

Lobbying in Paris, the foie gras industry in October convinced the national assembly, the lower house of parliament, to declare foie gras a "cultural and gastronomic patrimony protected in France" in an effort to shield it from the animal rights movement.

The natural history museums in South America have been fundamental to preserving the regional marine biodiversity patrimony both in collections and in literature and are considered to be taxonomically indispensable.

She pointed out a sad, photographic reproduction on the far wall and then left me: the Caravaggio was the jewel in Sicily's patrimony, and in 1969 it was stolen, by thieves who simply tore it from its frame.

"But in the meantime the country's cultural patrimony is in dire need of repair, ministry employees are underpaid, and money is scarce.

He is working hard to expand his family patrimony, particularly in China, where wine-drinking is booming, but also in America.