Sentence examples for historical core from inspiring English sources
Racism is at the historical core of the Indigenous post-colonial plight.
The historical core of habeas corpus is to challenge extrajudicial executive detention.
Most "real Jesus" efforts, though, assume that these complexities are accretions, to be whittled away to reach the historical core.
Latin, French, Spanish and Chinese are taught, with Latin compulsory in the seventh grade, when the Roman Empire is part of the historical core.
Like the 19th-century industrial cities in Europe and the United States, Buenos Aires confronted the need for physical expansion beyond a dense historical core.
St . Martins proved an excellent starting point for our explorations of the city's comprovedistorican corexcellente the traffic whizzing by on the elevated highway justarting away.
While the historical cores of the post-socialist cities of Central and Eastern Europe are adapting to the invasion of tourism and profitable companies, dynamic regeneration is altering the character of the inner-city neighbourhoods from working class peripheries to modern multi-functional urban sub-centres.
Anu (last seen in Manchester in the award-winning Angel Meadow in 2014) specialises in exploring historical events; core members are the director, Louise Lowe, and the visual artist, Owen Boss.
After 1980 urban expansion was most likely to occur close to existing buildings and arterial roads, suggesting nucleation outside the historical urban core.
Urban structure of both cities is therefore very similarly characterised by one historical urban core surrounded by dense residential and industrial areas from the socialist era and light residential suburban areas in places (Fig. 1).
