Sentence examples for heritage established from inspiring English sources

Over the years, a succession of psychiatrists attempted to alleviate his anxiety and paranoia, a task made more complicated by the fact that he was, at intervals, the victim of a real campaign waged against him by a cabal of hostile critics and Royal Opera House mandarins, who feared that his bleak, expressionistic works were undermining the classical heritage established by Frederick Ashton.

The Board went on to explain that the rights guaranteed by § 7 of the Act, 29 U.S.C. 157, were "a part of our national heritage established by Congress, [and] were a legitimate exercise of Congress' constitutional power". 213 N.L.R.B., at 418 n. 7.

The Chinese of Teochew and Hakka heritage established gambier and pepper plantations in the 1870s and 1880s, and the White Rajah of Sarawak began to organise an administrative system for these plantations similar to the Kangchu system in Johor.

This heritage establishes a commitment to learning and thinking about the game, of not being afraid to be pioneering, idealistic even, and what it is to lead men.

The common thread is the historical seafaring and trading heritage which established the silk, spice and pearl routes.

He joined the Macquarie University Croatian Society, and by 1989 he and a group of mates from the Shire – none of whom had any Croatian heritage – had established a team in the church leagues named 'Miranda Croatia'.

The "Aussie" was invented by the late Salvatore Della Bruna, the Picasso of Australia's pizza heritage who established this country's first pizza parlour, Toto's on Melbourne's Lygon Street.

In the field of cultural heritage preservation, establishing and monitoring the aggressiveness of indoor microenvironments towards materials is an essential task for conservation professionals and represents an important step in the overall definition of environmental management strategies in museums.

However, dual citizenship is still a work in progress, and the complications surrounding it are producing a paradox; exactly those Koreans — second-generation youths — who need to understand their roots and heritage, and establish their identity as Koreans, are giving up citizenship.... Second-generation Korean males must give up their citizenship before turning 18 if they want to avoid the draft.

Fortunately, in recent years, non-destructive/non-invasive techniques such as diffuse reflectance infrared spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy have been demonstrated to be important techniques for the characterisation of cultural heritage samples, establishing new analytical protocols [1].

"The complementary fit between our two firms, the strong shared service culture, long-term investment approach and established heritage of both businesses make this an ideal match".