Sentence examples for heritage administration from inspiring English sources

Zhang Webin, a former director of China's heritage administration, was even harsher.

His home was saved from the bulldozers and designated an "immovable cultural heritage" by China's cultural heritage administration in January.

"We have a base for a statue that isn't there," Sergio Gelardi, the director of Sicily's cultural heritage administration under Ms. Sgarlata, said in an interview with an Italian magazine this spring.

According to the cultural heritage administration in Seoul, about 95percentt of Koreans eat kimchi more than once a day; more than 60percentt have it for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

"The making of kimchi … is a culture that continues to be shared by virtually all Koreans and is a significant part of their lives," Park Hei-woong, a cultural heritage administration official, said when the Unesco status was announced at the end of last year, adding that kimchi-making maintained the "cohesiveness of Korean communities … and is an essential part of the Korean cultural identity".

UNESCO says the protection and maintenance of the world heritage site is led by China's national administration on cultural heritage and provincial cultural heritage administrations where sections of the Great Wall are located.

The governor is also responsible for environmental protection, including nature supervision, environmental monitoring, species management, management of cultural heritage sites, administration of tourism and travel, oil spill contingency and safeguarding of the environment.

This is just the latest in a series of assaults on cultural heritage under this administration.

Trust chairman Sir Norman Lloyd-Edwards said: "It will fund the restoration of the stables, which have been derelict for many years and will create jobs in administration, heritage and catering.

If the heritage area is adopted, administration offices and staff workers would probably be supported with funds from the state real estate transfer tax.

Witness the Sportsmen's Act of 2012, a bipartisan collection of proposals to increase access to public lands for hunting, fishing and the nation's "shooting heritage," as the Obama administration put it in endorsing the measure despite several faulty provisions.