Sentence examples for heritage managers from inspiring English sources

Has increased focus on culture in urban planning led to new planning strategies and more cooperation between municipal planners and cultural heritage managers?

Despite the fact that the towns in focus have an urban core stamped as valuable historic centre, the results show that this is not sufficient to give the cultural heritage managers empowerment outside their limited domain.

The findings indicate the matrix is effective for enabling the assessment of heritage tourism potential because it simultaneously demonstrates the importance of two major considerations for both tourism industry and heritage managers, namely market appeal an asset's appeal to tourists, and robusticity its ability to endure visitation.

Secondly, it aims to provide a guide to heritage managers and curators interested in the properties of this particular pollutant.

Interdisciplinary collaborations between archaeologists, technical specialists and heritage managers and the overarching interest from Traditional Owners will always produce the best outcomes.

The hope is that the LegIT will indeed be a legacy; a resource for conservators and heritage managers of the future wishing to understand in real terms how climate change is affecting the sites and monuments in their care.

"The watch should not exist," said Sébastian Vivas, heritage manager for Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Mike Ashworth, design and heritage manager, London Underground Caledonian Road Distinguishing features: Leslie Green's Caledonian Road uses lifts to transport passengers straight to platform level.

Steve Bishop, arts, tourism and heritage manager at North Tyneside council, says: The only barrier to restoration over the past 20 years was funding.

"We're using our own resources: we have buildings where people can meet, computers and books but in the past, these very vulnerable sections of the community have been excluded and self-excluded," says Gill Bromley, community cohesion and heritage manager at Kent council's library service.

A quantity of silver was salvaged in 2005 and returned to the Dutch government, which owns the wreck, but the project leader, Martijn Martens, maritime cultural heritage manager at the Netherlands agency, said it had no idea how much silver was on board.