Sentence examples for heritage funds from inspiring English sources

For all the fine talk of heritage funds, the oil bills are behind schedule; none has yet been put to Parliament.

Says the U.S. Trust executive who oversaw the Heritage funds, William Barber: "I am not required or supposed to investigate".

Traditional building trades such as stonemasonry, thatching, slating, stained-glass work and brick restoration benefit from built heritage funding.

Supposedly inquiring into arts and heritage funding, it seems rather to have pursued a wayward agenda of its own, via some peculiar – and often very biased – questioning of witnesses by MPs.

A draft bill proposes that part of the oil money should go directly into the national budget, with the rest split between a "stabilisation fund" to support the budget if oil prices drop and a "heritage fund" to be spent only when the oil starts to run out.

The authority will also be asked to support an increased funding application to the heritage fund.

He said he would supply the money, along with other local businessmen, and apply for heritage funding.

Cardigan Castle and a Victorian mansion in Cardiff are among regeneration projects across Wales sharing more than £4m in heritage funding.

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.

The £1m project was funded by the heritage lottery fund with support from the reservoir's landlord, Thames Water, private housing developer, Berkley Homes, Hackney council and Veolia Environmental Trust.

The Culture Ministry has a budget of about $47 million for restoration of these sites, but Italy has a rich architectural heritage, and funds are always tight.