Sentence examples for heritage age from inspiring English sources

"Diversity," they state, "refers to the variety of experiences and perspectives which arise from differences in race, culture, religion, mental or physical attributes, heritage, age, gender, sexual orientation, and other characteristics".

The Olympics are the moment when the world stops and all nations come together as one, regardless of gender, race, culture, class, heritage, age, or sexual orientation".

None of the other clinical factors, including prior hormone use, Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, age at first live birth, smoking or alcohol use, predicted for ER status of the first breast cancer of these women.

Clinical characteristics of BRCA1 carriers were abstracted from medical records, and included age at diagnosis, menopausal status at diagnosis, hormone use prior to diagnosis, Ashkenazi Jewish heritage, age at first live birth, smoking history, and alcohol use prior to diagnosis.

The details that will be removed will include names and anything that gives clues to gender, cultural heritage and age.

That's true in terms of geographical point of origin, ethnic heritage, ability/disability, age, language, lifestyle preference, sexual orientation, color, size, and every other way of categorizing people.

Then we identified a sibling group of four children, of mixed British and Asian heritage, ranging in age from 5-11 whadhad been in care for four years.

It was the same settlement of the spoils that gave him and his circle employment on the assumption that, in the post- aristocratic age, heritage was a question of committees and institutions.

The foundation and other supporters of the project say the artwork will honor her in an unobtrusive and intelligent way and will show that Newport, which has meticulously preserved its colonial and Gilded Age heritage, is also able to look toward the future.

Despite the air of politesse, the fight has taken on the intensity of a debate over the soul of Newport itself, a city that — largely because of the efforts and example of Ms. Duke — has painstakingly preserved its colonial and Gilded Age heritage over the last four decades and has kept most incursions of contemporary commercial culture and design at bay.

Irrespective of the grade preservation monument it remains an important cultural heritage of the age in which was built.