Sentence examples for heritage on which from inspiring English sources

It was only one of the constitutionally permissible "civic and ceremonial acknowledgments" of the religious heritage on which the nation was founded.

As such, Dasein possesses a heritage on which it must act.

The big brands do everything they can to make it appear that they have been around for ever and have a great heritage on which they can rely.

The female polistes wasp has taken shelter in a forgotten corner of some attic, carrying in her body the fertilized eggs, the heritage on which the whole future of her colony depends.

The reflections of Empedocles (ca. 495 35 BCE) and the views of the Greek Atomists among the Presocratic nature philosophers formed a Classical heritage on which later speculations could be developed.

The instinctive tendency to be imprinted is part of the duckling's biological heritage; while the object on which it is imprinted is a matter of experience.

Urban planners, therefore, need to take decisions on which heritage sites are to be protected (either in their original form, or with suitable modifications that permit commercial use without destroying their architectural integrity) and the sites to be pulled down, ensuring more efficient land use.

My mother had wanted a sun-filled modern home, but my father insisted on heritage, which was cheaper.

Those territories which have been profoundly affected by urbanization processes characterized by different ways, duration and intensities: shrinkage, recycling and heritage assets, which impact on what has layered on the ground.

A huge screen on which the nation's artistic heritage was vividly brought to life enveloped the entire stadium.

The Moonee Valley Council was divided on the heritage application, which was narrowly rejected by five votes to four opposed.