Sentence examples for historical properties from inspiring English sources
Born in a turn-of-the-century farmhouse in Louisiana, Edgar Baker has always had a fondness for historical properties.
In 2007, Preservation New Jersey listed the building as one of the state's top 10 most endangered historical properties.
The Historic Districts Council, a preservation organization for historical properties in New York, will give a benefit reception on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
His mother is on the board of the Friends of the Cabildo, an organization there that helps support six historical properties.
With the chronology established, I contacted an architect specialising in historical properties and together we drafted an application to the relevant authority, asking that the house be protected as a Denkmal, or historic monument.
The corps said that it could not rule on permits to build the highway until a study of the environmental effect of the highway was completed -- one that considered not only the wetlands but the town's "historical properties".
Verizon has been a conscientious steward of its historical property but the lobby — like many interior landmarks in the city — has been kept off-limits since 2001.
In the ensuing American legal battle, Spain successfully defended its claim that it maintained ownership of the ship after more than 200 years as part of its historical property rights under international law.
The Magnum archive joins a parade of other collections of vintage photographic prints, including those of The New York Times and the National Geographic Society, that have changed hands in the past few years, as publications and photo agencies, moving aggressively to digitization, have realized they are sitting on valuable historical property.
Sustainability fails to address historical property rights or recognize that population increase is exponential although the resource is finite.
Before executing any water development program, Basin Council members would consult with community representatives in their respective countries and the Council should hold a veto power that would allow it to protect the historical property rights and basic human rights of local communities.
