Sentence examples for aspects of legacy from inspiring English sources

Like other aspects of legacy thinking in public sector organisations, just because the head of service job has been one part of the broader job of the cabinet secretary, it does not mean that the job should always be part-time.

"However, since the Games, the same political impetus and agreed deadlines no longer exist and many aspects of legacy are in danger of faltering, whilst some have fallen by the wayside.

I'm uneasy with some aspects of the legacy of Marcel Duchamp.

"I would think all of those things are pretty firmly established aspects of her legacy, regardless of this matter".

There will always be some attempt to shore up the less appalling aspects of Rhodes' legacy.

Its credibility as a centre of learning will rightly depend on all aspects of her legacy being open to examination".

It will also focus on less controversial aspects of his legacy such as support for Aids victims in Africa.

Thanks to the complexity of Bolívar's life and times, it's possible to pick and choose aspects of his legacy to legitimize almost any ideological stance.

Oliver's intervention comes at a time of deteriorating relations between those close to the new prime minister and allies of Cameron, who are furious at her distancing herself from his premiership and ditching key aspects of his legacy.

The Washington Post reported that Mr. Rangel, the powerful Ways and Means Committee chairman, wrote to scores of foundations and business leaders requesting their support "to locate the inspirational aspects of my legacy in my home Harlem community".

The congressman clearly violated House standards in using his official letterhead to solicit donations from scores of business and foundation leaders for a City College of New York center named for him to house "the inspirational aspects of my legacy".