Sentence examples for historic legacies from inspiring English sources

It was careful to recognise members' historic legacies, like Nato membership, and allowed the UK to exclude itself from whole sections of the treaty.

Among the historic legacies are such archaic hangovers as the Act of Settlement, preventing the monarch from being – or marrying – a Catholic: a 300 year-old piece of legislation that some bishops still defend to this day.

"The country will want confidence the defence secretary is doing all possible to preserve important historic legacies".

The country is one of the most unequal countries in the world with poverty and economic inequality attributed to historic legacies; HIV and AIDS; and, exacerbated by limited human and institutional capacity for effective response.

We seek to protect the library's historic legacy.

Princeton's historic legacy should not be merely accepted but should be debated".

Whatever happens, after 40 thriving years with the Met, his historic legacy is assured.

Much of the historic legacy of the City is in fact Wren's monument.

Yet if he were to step aside tomorrow, his historic legacy would already be assured.

The city's historic legacy can also be seen in its statuary.

Critics wanted the brownstones restored as part of the city's historic legacy.