Sentence examples for historical inheritance from inspiring English sources

"It's that they are erasing our historical inheritance.

And in the 20th century many European countries suffered horrors that make Italy's supposedly pernicious historical inheritance seem mild.

Pride in nomadism itself is on the rise, with many countries using what is an increasingly glamorous historical inheritance as an important nation-building tool.

Thanks to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the State Department's Office of the Historian, and others, these contemporaneous impressions of what was said and thought while policies were formed produce a historical inheritance of great value.

And for a young generation that is scarred by its historical inheritance, but free of any direct accountability, it is not enough simply to coexist and to bury the memory of the slaughter; there is a need to make the idea of being Rwandan have greater value.

But the region's problems have two other profound causes: its messy history, and a chronic failure of government.Devilishly complex ethnic divisions, within and between republics; ancient but persistent grudges; a Babel of languages; clan-based sub-rivalries; war with Russia, from the tsars to Vladimir Putin, Russia's current president: such is the historical inheritance of the north Caucasus.

In specific terms, regional networks built on historical inheritances continue to reproduce and reshape the society by blending and remodeling ethnic groups, social organizations and cultural matters.

Gans's major work is Das Erbrecht in weltgeschichtlicher Entwicklung, 4 vol. (1824 35; "Historical Development of Inheritance Law"); his decision to write a historical work may have been influenced by the number of historical works in Hegel's corpus.

Rehberg's defense of tradition and precedent went even further: he argued that many of our social and moral obligations are themselves essentially historical, arising from inheritance.

On the basis of significant predictors that have been identified (initial fragmentation, population growth, historical development of inheritance laws and of the land market, natural soil fertility and landscape type), we go on to project probable developments for the period from 2016 to 2045.

The longest-running variety show on television, it has been run and hosted from the beginning by Mario Kreutzberger, called Don Francisco, the Chilean son of German Jewish immigrants who fled the Nazis -- a historical and cultural inheritance that might be seen to inform the show's big embrace of life.