Sentence examples for heritage program from inspiring English sources

"I am not sure how the current community would respond to a heritage program in their neighborhood," Dr. Spruill wrote.

"If Battir is submitted only next year, it may be too late," said Giovanni Fontana Antonelli, the cultural heritage program specialist at the Unesco office in Ramallah, in the West Bank.

His split from the pro-Adani camp throws further doubt on how they will set up a cultural heritage program and a trust to receive money from the miner, both legal requirements of the Ilua.

Directors in the Aston Martin heritage program had searched extensively to find the perfect vehicle for the movie, and they transformed the one they found from green with a beige interior into a Silver-Birch painted car with black trim distressed to add the patina of age.

Major stakeholders of the intangible heritage program are "living national treasures" or officially called "holders" (보유자 boyuja), people who possess knowledge or skills essential for preserving Korean culture.

The legal framework for the heritage program is provided by the Cultural Heritage Protection Act of 1962 (문화재보호법, Munhwajae Bohobeop), last updated in 2012.

The station's relentless move towards the mainstream has meant some of its heritage programming, such as Your Hundred Best Tunes, has been axed.

Minnesota Clean Water, Wildlife, Cultural Heritage, and Natural Areas Amendment: Would raise the state sales tax by three-eighths of 1percentt in order to increase state funding for natural resource protection and cultural heritage programs.

Herbarium specimens underlie much of the species locality information in the USDA PLANTS database (USDA NCRS, 2013), and are the basis for data on rare species curated by state natural heritage programs.

Cheryl M. Hargrove, who helped start the heritage tourism program for the National Trust for Historic Preservation more than a decade ago in Washington, and who now heads the HTC Group, a consulting firm in Asheville, N.C., specializing in heritage tourism, said that over the last 10 years more than half of the 50 states had established cultural heritage tourism programs.

This interdisciplinary collaboration brings together expertise from the arts, engineering, geosciences, and the humanities, and will represent an important contribution toward building a new Princeton heritage structures program, a joint effort between the departments of art and archaeology and civil and environmental engineering.