Sentence examples for gain heritage from inspiring English sources

However Sue Black, a campaigner who has sought to gain heritage status – and funding – for the site, said that the award was "the end of the beginning for Save Bletchley Park, not the beginning of the end".

Finally, in 2011, they gained world heritage site status from Unesco.

Originally an Episcopal palace, it was bought by the Orient Express group in 1997, the same year Carcassonne gained world heritage status.

The Palestinian village of Battir and its "cultural landscape" – currently under threat from the Israeli separation barrier – was added to the list on Friday, while the caves of Maresha and Bet Guvrin in Israel, an area of vast chalk caves in the Judean lowlands, gained world heritage status on Sunday.

As the most southerly habitation point on earth during the last ice age, where 10,000 Aboriginal artefacts have been found, it helped the area to gain Unesco world heritage site status just before the anti-dam protests erupted in late 1982.

Some innovative payload technologies will also be flown on board of HAG1 to gain in-orbit heritage.

Let us then, as a people, draw from our deepest traditions of faith and heritage to gain a renewed sense of community marked by honesty and mutual respect.

Preservation of cultural heritage is gaining increasing attention all over the world.

Bastakiya gained status as a heritage site in 1988, preventing a second wave of demolition, and since then the city has focused on restoring the neighbourhood, both physically and culturally.

The term is sometimes applied to any looting of cultural heritage for personal gain.

This was the section that saw Andrew Bolt convicted of breaching the Racial Discrimination Act back in 2011 for suggesting that "fair-skinned" Aboriginal people were exploiting their heritage for political gain.