Sentence examples for heritage knowledge from inspiring English sources

Cultural Routes and Cultural Landscapes have now been assumed as key elements in the panorama of cultural tourism, because they can combine, in one place, various aspects desired by tourists: contact with nature, identity and intangible heritage, knowledge and local production, etc.

The Junge SVP launched a cantonal referendum in Bern, calling for all foreigners sentenced to two or more years in jail, guilty of welfare fraud, with insufficient German skills, or inadequate heritage knowledge to be barred from receiving citizenship.

The journalist and author Lucy Siegle recently observed, "Almost overnight we have become used to consuming fashion with reckless, addicted abandon, buying more clothes than ever before, reversing centuries of fashion heritage, knowledge and understanding in the process".

"I think you see very clearly the similar ideas that Hirsch is talking about, that there is a common heritage of knowledge and every pupil, every citizen in this country, has a right to share in that knowledge".

Telgemeier does not have Mexican heritage; her knowledge of Mexican culture comes from her experiences with Mexican friends and relatives.

Until recently we learned our history from the heritage of knowledge that our ancestors left us, from archives and from what historians uncovered.

Legal questions aside, Ms. Chilton said, the real question was whether society valued heritage and knowledge as much as the rights of private property owners.

The revitalisation of the Miriwoong language will help reconnect our mob with our traditional culture, heritage and knowledge, ensuring that they can continue to be learned and practised for generations to come.

And in the midst of it all was the odd revelation of Mr. Allen's Jewish heritage, the knowledge of which Mr. Allen discovered from his elderly mother after reporters pressed for more information about his background.

A more impressive heritage of knowledge acquisition R&D is the introduction of technology for building ontologies.

Exchange of ideas and expertise between different fields, relevance to practice (conservation and understanding of cultural heritage), new knowledge and a high quality evidence base were most frequently chosen.