Sentence examples for Cultural property from inspiring English sources

Cultural property is a modern political construct.

Cultural property (armed conflicts) (draft) bill Would allow the UK to ratify the 1954 Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property, providing a series of protections for cultural artefacts during wars.

Cultural property lawyers say it is doubtful that foreign governments could have successfully claimed in court most of the works museums have handed over to them.

Cultural property can be defined as historical heritage in the form of volumetric and planned spaces of buildings.

Last week, Massimo Bray, Italy's culture minister, pledged to push for a bill to toughen penalties for cultural property crimes.

In short, the wars over art as cultural property take many forms: material, political and ideological.

Fair enough; but the words we use to describe our relationships are shared cultural property.

All four nations have cited cultural property laws in making their claims.

The two amendments advocated by the Labor Party revolve around cultural property and generic drugs.

The significance of a traditional cultural property exists in the minds of those who value it.

In contrast, we violated all international regulations for the protection of cultural property in Iraq.