Sentence examples similar to increase heritage from inspiring English sources

"Our commitment is to continue increasing the heritage of our club, thus gain in economic strength, so we can continue to lead in an environment of increasing competition.

The aim of the new version of the Chinese Encyclopedia is to showcase China's latest science and technology developments, promote historical heritage, increase cultural soft power and strengthen the core values of socialism, according to Yang, who said the goal was not just to mimic Wikipedia: "We have the biggest, most high-quality author team in the world.

The aim of the new version of the Chinese encyclopedia is to showcase China's latest science and technology developments, promote historical heritage, increase cultural soft power, and strengthen the core values of socialism, according to Yang, who stressed that the goal isn't to mimic Wikipedia: "We have the biggest, most high-quality author team in the world.

By encouraging scholars and writers, Charlemagne had increased the Latin heritage available to educated vernacular authors of later centuries.

Indeed, all metadata that could potentially be embedded to BIM would have the primary purpose of supporting an increased understanding of heritage buildings.

This study and other programs increased awareness of heritage turkey breeds and by 2003 the breeding population stood at 4,275 turkeys of all breeds.

Jewish organizations and some government agencies are working to increase sensitivity to cultural heritage.

"As well as trying to increase recruitment among BME heritage teachers, we would like to see more teachers with disabilities, and more male teachers in primary school," says Akhtar.

The remarkable new Jean Renoir Collector's Edition Box Set (Lionsgate), offering seven rarely seen works, shows how he reworked his artistic heritage with increasing depth from the silent era through the age of television.

In the case of Mr. Lee, he said, it seemed that his Chinese heritage had increased suspicion of him because he had traveled to China and had met with Chinese government scientists in the United States.

Al Verney, a spokesman for Google, said the call to lower the limit "adds to the discussion on digitization and highlights its importance in preserving and increasing access to cultural heritage".