Sentence examples for managing heritage from inspiring English sources

At Liverpool City Council I was responsible for a number of key projects: leading a £23m capital restoration of St George's Hall (arguably the finest neo-classical building in Europe); managing heritage projects as part of the management team for Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture (2008); and subsequently, managing the city's £4m investment programme into its arts organisations.

His recent publications include The Historic Urban Landscape: Managing Heritage in an Urban Century, 2012, and Reconnecting the City: The Historic Urban Landscape Approach and the Future of Urban Heritage, 2015, both co-authored with Ron van Oers and published by Wiley-Blackwell.

As CEO Niccolò Ricci informed me "It's time to manage heritage like the precious resource that it is".

In this domain, cultural heritage management (CHM) as the art, vocation and practice of managing cultural heritage resources and as a multi-discipline research area has a vital role.

Organizations and institutions managing built heritage have to make use of increasingly detailed, elaborate and complex climate change impact assessments.

Dear Mrs. Merkel, at the moment we are merely managing our heritage, instead of considering what we want to hand down one day.

"Whether we need to fundamentally change the way in which we manage world heritage centre will be discussed in the coming months as part of the review of the management plan".

But the government, of course, does a critically important job – through legislation, national planning policy, funding for English Heritage and others, and its own role in managing a sizable heritage estate.

"The private sector will routinely help governments in managing their marine heritage.

Some projects in this direction have been attempted, too often crashing against bureaucratic and economic difficulties, or against inadequate methods for investigating and managing the archaeological heritage.

The economic valuation of public goods, which include museums, is an important field of study in economic analysis and management in that the findings to emerge help to design public policies and to further both private and public commitment to managing such cultural heritage institutions.