Though he was raised in Larchmont, N.Y., there were plenty of family antiques recalling his Georgia and Tennessee heritage (including framed Confederate money and Mr. Ford's own first and last names).
Essentially, it aims at contributing to the discussion on how the mise-en-valeur of the coastal cultural heritage may be framed within integrated coastal management programmes.
Freeman lit the caldron at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney and then lit up the night again little more than a week later by winning the 400 meters with the combined weight of Australia and her Aboriginal heritage loading down her slender frame.
Skirmishes over displaying the Confederate flag are framed as hate versus heritage, and churches are still largely racially segregated simply because that is how communities divide themselves.
Hence, the need of framing the coastal cultural heritage into coastal management programmes, strategies and actions tailored to the principle of integration, which is the key word of the Agenda 21 approach, has come to the fore, and gained importance.
Drawing on this heritage gives Gazelle the opportunity to produce frames like the Van Stael.
His Balenciaga collection simultaneously used the heritage of the brand as an oblique frame of reference while seamlessly blending in his outsider, street-influenced vision.
The procedure was conceived to assist in and frame the planning of built heritage cleaning actions.
One way that Rome promoted stability among diverse peoples was by supporting their religious heritage, building temples to local deities that framed their theology within the hierarchy of Roman religion.
Take the industrial revolution: the stories about spinning jennys and water frames are all part of our heritage.
