Sentence examples for exceptional historic from inspiring English sources

Because the building is listed as Grade I, an honor given to structures of "exceptional historic value" like Buckingham Palace and 10 Downing St., plans also had to be approved by English Heritage, the guardian of the country's historic places.

Last month, the league put Gissa Bu on its 2007 "Seven to Save" list, identifying it as one of seven exceptional historic structures in the state that are in danger of being lost to redevelopment or demolition.

Yet visit it now and most historic areas have disappeared completely and a casual visitor would not rate it as of exceptional historic importance.

Plant conservation and the heritage value of exceptional historic landscapes were treated with a growing sense of urgency.

"This period has played an exceptional, historic role in promoting voter registration and turnout in the past two Presidential elections, especially in minority communities," the coalition said in its filing.

The Ministry of Culture and Communications has commissioned studies on the historical ownership of the fort, and funded archaeological research and repairs to consolidate the structure of the ruin, recognising "the exceptional historic and prehistoric archaeological potential of the ruin and its surroundings".

This was part of the designer's exceptional reach from historic past to cyberspace future.

The picture of a young, female nuclear war protester in 1970s-style clyings lying down on the pavement in an act of passive resistance is exceptional for its historic interest.

In his speech Rouhani blamed the six powers (the US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and China) for being inflexible, saying they risked missing an "historic and exceptional opportunity".

"The opportunities offered by West Horsley Place are exceptional: its beauty and historic glamour, its location 23 miles from London and the generosity of Christina and Bamber Gascoigne and the Mary Roxburghe Trust.

The law applied to architecture and pieces of art relating to an architectural structure, with the proviso that historic uniqueness and exceptional quality were to be established (article 2).