Sentence examples similar to declaration of patrimony from inspiring English sources

Marta Esteban, of Torture is not Culture, said: "The declaration of bullfighting as cultural patrimony in Spain … simply aims at the allocation of further public funds to support this decadent activity and to indoctrinate children with education on the 'virtues' of torturing and killing animals for entertainment".

He had escaped the silken tyranny of patrimony.

Because of the bourgeoisie – money, commerce, the whole question of patrimony.

But clearly a sense of the complex value of patrimony is strong and can be pushed further.

After a Kodak-moment flashback of her father and her as a child, Penny determines to save her patrimony, telling her husband that she's taking care of business, a declaration of independence that might resonate more inspirationally if the movie actually showed you how she managed to care for the farm and her children (two of whom look under 12).

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".

"This Universal Declaration of Human Rights . . .

It meant editing the Declaration of Independence.

(A declaration of names is involved).

That proposition was the Declaration of Independence.

The third was a declaration of war".