Sentence examples for heritage changed from inspiring English sources

Yet English Heritage changed its opinions over the Strand, advocating the retention not demolition of the buildings when the secretary of state called a public inquiry.

Additionally, the key conclusion is that the rural land use policy, the limitations of the sunken courtyard itself, the change in residents' ideas and the lack of proper management are the major reasons for this heritage change phenomenon.

Even the East, with its celebrated heritage, has changed and changed again.

In the five years I have lived in Bristol, my perspective on the city's musical heritage has changed, and I doubt I've even scratched the surface.

As Cook shows so eloquently, by matching a punk sensibility with a Beano-infused heritage, Viz changed not just comics but the very nature of comedy.

But Leese suggested it was a "trial balloon" from Maoist sympathisers: "If they hadn't seen how the general tone towards the Maoist heritage had changed, I don't think they would have dared.

To counter the Ransom Center, Britain's national-heritage fund changed a rule prohibiting public money from being spent on material less than twenty years old; the exclusion was reduced to ten years.

"Normally you need written approval from the English Heritage to change a doorknob in a Grade I building," Chester King explains.

When Germany could not repeat its rowing victory over England on the battlefields of the second world war, the way Germans viewed the Olympic heritage of Berlin changed.

But the outlook for heritage varieties has changed.

The Old City, now a Unesco World Heritage Site, has apparently changed very little in the past two millennia and is still surrounded by walls built by the Greeks and Romans.