Sentence examples for heritage between from inspiring English sources

It is the fact that these seven MPs have felt the need to abandon over a century of that heritage between them that is the real warning.

At least 1,400 children were sexually exploited, mainly by men of Pakistani heritage, between 1997 and 2013.

We stand in front of a Europe of two faces, which presents an endemic and historical confrontation between the merchants and the citizens; between the states and the peoples and the regions; between the economy and the shared culture, roots and heritage; between bureaucracy and social reality.

"As most law students learn in the first week of their first year, Anglo-American law - also known as the common law - is a shared legal heritage between England and America," Ian Prior, a spokesman for the Justice Department, said in a statement.

"As most law students learn in their first week of their first year, Anglo-American law — also known as the common law — is a shared legal heritage between England and America," said Ian Prior, DOJ spokesperson in a statement.

There is no common cultural heritage between immigrants from Syria, Libya or Africa and Europe adding an uneasiness of welcoming people who are strangers and may disrupt daily life in local communities.

And, of course, Steff's customarily glorious lyrical filth, which reflects a heritage somewhere between east London and Jamaica.

With Albert's death in 1463, however, and the cession of Tirol by Frederick's cousin Sigismund to Frederick's son Maximilian, the Austrian heritage, partitioned between two rival branches of the House of Habsburg in 1379, was once again united.

For the museum stands in a Unesco world heritage site, between the impressive warehouses of the Albert Dock and the Three Graces, the three great Edwardian commercial buildings that define the city's waterfront.

The plaza -- you might call it The Plaza of toll booths -- will be a two-story monument of masonry and glass with a lighthouse-inspired spire, symbolic of New Jersey's coastal heritage, rising between the north and south lanes.

Earlier Dorrell gave an insight into the Tories' decision to "do nothing" with the second Calcutt report into press reforms when he was heritage secretary between 1994 and 1995.