Sentence examples for global heritage from inspiring English sources

Another call for global heritage??

There is a sense that Pelé belongs more to global heritage than he does to Brazil's.

Now that would be disparagement– but not for their considering Egyptian antiquities global heritage.

I don't believe that monuments and antiquities of Egypt which already BELONG to that nation can be a global heritage.

Certainly, Nathan Drake's success and appeal – despite his treatment of global heritage sites and artefacts – makes for an interesting exception in a developing public dialogue around cultural imperialism.

Claiming that antiquities are "global heritage" that should be in cosmopolitan museums is problematic, and Zahi Hawass's faults don't justify those claims.

The Global Heritage Fund's director of Global Projects, Dan Thompson said: "All of the country's world heritage sites have sustained damage, including the Unesco site cities, and a great many of the other monuments in the country have been damaged, destroyed or have been subject to severe looting.

The paper argues for a reframing of the conflict to conceive the Karen in Thung Yai as an integral part of the 'global heritage'.

The shifting cultural and political framings of the area that became a national wildlife sanctuary and a 'global heritage' reflect external economic, political, and ideological interests.

Jeff leads GHF's mission to build a global movement to save endangered heritage sites in developing countries, and is a co-author of Cracking the Japanese Market: Keys to Success in the New Global Economy (Free Press, 1991) and Saving Our Global Heritage GHF Presss, 2004).

In May 2012, Emma Cunliffe, a Durham University PhD student, and member of the Global Heritage Network, prepared a report on the damage done to Syria's heritage sites, detailing the tapestry of civilisations that helped build contemporary Syria.