Sentence examples for heritage rules from inspiring English sources

By dint of its unique heritage, Rules could pile 'em in while serving any old toss, but it doesn't.

Aesthetics and heritage rule out building high-rises.

Summer farms are often subject to cultural heritage preservation rules and thus have to balance the competing interests of preservation and functionality, as well as regulations within e.g. animal health.

This new district has been planned mostly on the basis of heritage and functional rules.

So the heritage of Dutch rule is not a set of philosophical ideas like those from England about rights and liberty that so inspired the founding fathers, but something more pragmatic and worldly.

If passed, the FSF will encourage the FA to tighten its rules on heritage issues "so that a football club's playing name, badge, colours and so forth cannot be changed without proper consultation with that club's supporters, and that a club's media should use only those approved elements in communications and publicity".

In the great Yankee patriarchy, Jeter is the eternal son: the precocious boy who follows the rules, knows his heritage and honors his elders.

Mrs. Clinton said she would examine the proposal "to see if it honors our nation's principles and proud immigrant heritage while also respecting the rule of law".

The High Court has ruled that a heritage theme park can be built in Margate on the derelict Dreamland site.

People get very protective about the rules of their culinary heritage.

Partly that reflects the general difficulty of building in London, thanks to restrictive planning rules and the powerful heritage lobby.