Sentence examples for Social heritage from inspiring English sources

Barker was one of the first African-Americans to record recollections of the city's musical and social heritage.

They said it revealed the origins of a people who "constitute a mosaic of languages, religions, and lifestyles while sharing a distinct social heritage".

Just as Hebrew has helped preserve Jewish religion and culture for generations, the Islamic intellectual, legal and social heritage has been transmitted for centuries in Arabic.

Our cultural, political and social heritage is seen as something that can be swept away in a heartbeat, to free up space and freshen up tired designs.

An architect from a more fashionable part of the coastline told the regional TV news that the huts had been part of the town's social heritage and must be rebuilt.

"He has been exceeding red lines drawn not only by the government, but by the social heritage of this society," said Mohsen Awajy, a lawyer active in conservative Islamic causes.

Without the Frankfurt Parliament of 1848, there could have been no Konrad Adenauer in 1949, and Willy Brandt owed more to Germany's Social Democratic heritage than to American political ideas.

However, the data indicate that the concepts are generally becoming more comprehensive in relation to sustainable development, including social and heritage aspects.

However, such threats are not restricted to natural landscapes; cultural landscapes with their outstanding aesthetic, social, economic, heritage and ecological values are also at risk (Vos and Meekes 1999; Wrbka et al. 2004).

Thus, alongside cultural geomorphology and social geomorphology, a heritage geomorphology emerges, the main purposes of which are not only the characterization of the geomorphological heritage, but also methods of protection and management.

They carried their social and cultural heritage embodied within themselves even after displacement.