Sentence examples for heritage developed from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano - an association for the preservation of cultural, historical and environmental heritage) developed a project the aim of which was to study and restore a particular terraced farming site, set in a Mediterranean landscape.

The Merlin had a rich heritage, developed from engines designed and used during World War I and the peacetime air speed competition, the Schneider Trophy.

Heritage developed a line of in-room single-serve coffee packages for the 150 or so hotels, lodges and bed and breakfasts throughout Southeast Alaska.

Instead, Heritage developed its estimate using carbon-tax scenarios presented in the Energy Information Administration's 2012 Annual Energy Outlook, which gives various metrics for energy demand and supply.

Students reported that taking Chicano Studies offered them opportunities to handle feelings of isolation, build awareness of community heritage, develop more meaningful student-faculty relationships, and understand perspectives of people from different backgrounds.

A method for evaluating and ranking energy alternatives based on impact upon the natural environment and cultural heritage was developed as part of the first phase of an Icelandic framework plan for the use of hydropower and geothermal energy.

Its strong industrial heritage and developed infrastructure has led to an advanced and booming manufacturing industry.

Such cavalier "jokes" amputate him from his own Reformed heritage, which developed a sophisticated cultural theology that ripened in the mind of Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920), the Dutch theologian, politician, journalist, educator and prime minister.

Up to the present there have been many developments in documentation of cultural heritage by developing technology, and contemporary documentation techniques have progressed speedily.

The program promotes diverse expression in the arts and humanities and fosters the preservation of cultural heritage in developing countries.

Less consideration has been given to the aims of reading for pleasure, nurturing awareness of our literary heritage and developing mathematical agility.