Sentence examples for heritage advice from inspiring English sources
The only consolation is that the minister rejected English Heritage advice that it deserved Grade II* listing and placed it in the lowest Grade II category – which in theory could make it easier to win listed building consent for future alterations.
All of our lesson plans, which go into much greater depth than the short assignments below, are aligned to the Common Core, including recent ones on algebra, Hispanic Heritage month, writing advice, human muscle systems and the video that has been roiling the Muslim world.
Carla Hall is embracing her African-American heritage, and has advice for people who want to become their true selves.
There are many contingent valuation (CV) studies to estimate the economic benefits of cultural heritage, but few provided advice on the design of financial products for cultural heritage assets.
Mark Harrison, head of heritage crime and policing advice for Historic England, added: "We may never see or fully understand the objects taken or damaged because they have been removed from their original sites with no care or record as to their history or context.
Unfortunately for Albania's sporting heritage, Fry took Belloc's advice.
Now memorials to the war dead are receiving new and upgraded listings by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on the advice of government heritage agency Historic England.
An earlier version of the Switch House – which received planning permission in 2007, against the advice of the heritage lobby – resembled a teetering pile of ice cubes.
At the Brasília shindig, some 21 new sites were added to the heritage list even though the expert advice suggested only ten were eligible.
The government has ignored the advice of its own heritage agency by approving construction today of the "shard of glass" - the tallest tower block in Europe.
She is an active member of the Museum Trainers Network, providing advice across the culture and heritage sector on a range of learning and development issues.
