Sentence examples for heritage to secure from inspiring English sources

At Burberry, Angela Ahrendts, the chief executive, and Christopher Bailey, the chief creative officer, have also tapped heritage to secure a turnaround that began five years ago when the two decided to dust off a "rough diamond" — the famous Burberry trench coat — and turn it into a polished, must-have item that appeals across genders and generations around the world.

The long-running bid to secure world heritage status for the national park stretches back to the 1980s.

"When the earthquake hit, communities came together to secure their heritage," says Dr Donna Yates, a specialist in the theft of sacred art at Glasgow University.

Guards patrol art galleries and museums to secure our cultural heritage.

The duped males would go on thinking they'd managed to secure their genetic heritage, none the wiser about the con.

Our artistic and cultural heritage are wonderful platforms from which to attract and to secure investment.

John Whittingdale MP said: "Significant changes need to be made to the way the game is run to secure the future of England's football heritage".

The report by MPs said the level of debt in the English game needed to be addressed, with John Whittingdale MP insisting that "significant changes need to be made to the way the game is run to secure the future of England's football heritage".

"We are focused right now on trying to secure the best candidate who will complement the club's commitment to being true to our heritage, competitiveness and passionate fan base.

The act was created to secure a continuous, nearly untouched natural environment on Svalbard, particularly regarding wilderness, landscape, flora, fauna and cultural heritage.

To house the collection — and other works it hopes to secure in the future — the university is working on plans to refurbish and extend a wing of a heritage building on the campus which also is home to Beirut's Archaeological Museum.