Sentence examples for actual heritage from inspiring English sources

In other words, if federal agents say they honestly thought that they were stopping someone Middle Eastern, then the person's actual heritage would not matter.

"Peter could have done a lot of things and we could still be friends, but now he's taking our actual heritage just like he took the Haçienda.

The novel, however, makes nothing of the complexity of their actual heritage and its context, and Clarke's story is much too narrow in its scope to support the weight of his claims to diasporic and universal significance.

With these last scions of the early and late medieval Bulgarian literatures often went, too, the actual manuscript heritage of Old Church Slavonic.

But with the government flouting UNESCO rules in its restoration of Bagrati Cathedral, an actual world heritage site in Kutaisi, Georgia's second city, UN bureaucrats may have pause for thought.How successful the scheme will be in the long term remains to be seen.

The Archives are the repository of the nation's heritage: the actual $7.2 million check with which the United States bought Alaska, strands of wampum attached to an Indian treaty, a letter from Annie Oakley offering President William McKinley 50 female sharpshooters to fight in the Spanish-American War.

Understanding the actual condition of railway heritage in Italy was the first step to elaborate a regeneration strategy.

In this manner, the user is easily navigated from categorical to factual knowledge through the platform's 'Best Practice Guide', where accumulated knowledge regarding the selection of the diagnostic tool and the methodology is presented, with simultaneous display of examples of actual method applications on heritage objects.

According to this standpoint, the paper first illustrates the actual condition of the railway heritage in Italy, managed by RFI Spa, Rete Ferroviaria Italiana.

Among the main stakeholders of built heritage are its actual users: residents and visitors who either live in or travel to traditional settlements.

As for actual complaints, New Yorkers of all heritages often inquired about basic things: sanitation issues, law enforcement, noise and of course, their neighbors.