Sentence examples for granted heritage from inspiring English sources

Such has been the change to the Durham Coast, which stretches from Sunderland in the north to Hartlepool in the south, that it has been granted heritage status in recognition of the high quality of the landscape.

The plaintiffs, who lost out to Halperin on auction rights, complained they had no idea the ANA would also grant Heritage exclusive rights to its mailing lists, referrals and endorsements–or they would have bid higher.

There are around 300 festivals of giants in Nord-Pas de Calais and Belgium and they were granted Unesco world heritage status in November 2005.

In 2005, the government of Serbia granted her limited heritage protection after citizens demanded that she be preserved as a floating museum.

It is a good reminder that we simply can't take cultural heritage for granted.

Unesco world heritage status (granted in 2008) has saved historic buildings from the wrecking ball and bulldozer.

In many countries, but in Italy especially, there has been a tendency to take that heritage for granted.

If it weren't for amateur groups like Odysseus, much of Italy's ancient heritage would be even more at risk to random plundering by tomb robbers, said Gabriella Barbieri, who is the state official in charge of protecting the area's archaeological heritage and granted permission for the excavation.

This has been a bone of contention for years (with France also laying a claim), but last year, the two Latin neighbours put aside their differences to make a dual application to Unesco to grant tango world heritage status.

In Mumbai, the Cathedral of the Holy Name, designed by the British architect W.A. Chambers, is renowned for its gothic architecture and was granted the status of a heritage building in 1998.

The world heritage site was granted £537,185 to conserve parts of the central section of the wall which are on the Heritage at Risk register.