Sentence examples for heritage production from inspiring English sources
The effect of unanticipated cultural forces, such as film-induced pilgrimages, is rarely politically impartial; rather, a place's destination status may be used and responded to strategically by local stakeholders in support of their conflicting claims over heritage production.
On the contrary, there are indications that the authorities maintain a negative take on traditional breeds when it comes to their use in producing agricultural goods, while encouraging mountain cattle to be used as an instrument for cultural heritage production.
From a larger historical and even transcultural perspective, however, the temple of Angkor Wat did not become a symbol of national pride sui generis but had been inscribed into a larger politico-cultural process of French-colonial heritage production in which the original temple site was presented in French colonial and universal exhibitions in Paris and Marseille between 1889 and 1937.
He says: "It is particularly interesting to me that companies that have heritage, a production resource or a local presence are getting more involved in new product ranges and integrating modern elements.
The product designed was required to be congruent with five ideas: 1) the design must imply local culture and unique community heritage; 2) the production must be able to process by elderly citizens; 3) the product can be produced with low cost of production and use mainly local raw materials, 4) the product must be attractive to customers, and 5) The product must come with a beautiful package.
Despite the country's rich and ancient heritage in textile production, the winning bid was from a Chinese company.
"This means there was a heritage of textile production which predates what we'd known," Mr. James said.
To win the designation from Unesco, Bradford had to show that it had a heritage of film production that has made a significant contribution to the film industry's technical development.
The company can trace its heritage in mannequin production back 150 years.
Certainly, despite its poetically lauded "dreaming spires", Oxford - with its industrial heritage of automotive production, including Morris and Mini cars - feels more urban.
