Sentence examples for Permanent heritage from inspiring English sources

Carter's Steam Fair was booked by the Dreamland Trust, which hopes to open a permanent heritage amusement park.

The objects, most of which have been in storage for decades, will be on permanent rotation at the heritage center's new $30 million extension, a building that will have space for more arts and educational offerings when it opens next year.

Those words are a permanent part of the literary heritage, and no movie can change that.

It was recorded as a permanent entry in the state heritage register at the Heritage Council of Western Australia in May 2000.

While the last building wasn't heritage-listed, this permanent space will be.

His ideal for the museum stressed the permanent collection, the public's true heritage, and it entailed doing the difficult thing because it was right.

Mr. DiFrancesco also signed dozens of bills, including one that will require criminal background checks of foster parents and a plan to spend $250,000 to establish a permanent commission to study Italian-American heritage.

The city's rich cultural and historical heritage make it a permanent draw for tourists.

Its glorious architecture and rich cultural and historical heritage make it a permanent draw for tourists, and the excellent public transport and cosmopolitan and artistic life is a boon to its residents.

There is a heritage display area, a permanent archive, a café and a tourist information point.

A major problem inherent in the uncontrolled growth of cities is the threat to the fragile cultural and ecological heritage, which may escalate to permanent and irreversible damage as a result of factors such as environmental depletion and landscape decay.