Sentence examples similar to patrimony issue from inspiring English sources

Of the rest — there is allegedly much more — reports of Buddha heads appearing in Thai generals' gardens have done little to ease longstanding tensions over Thai claims to Cambodia's patrimony, an issue that resurfaced last year, and remains unresolved, at the northern temple of Preah Vihear.

"It has always been Sotheby's policy to be sensitive to issues of patrimony and heritage," a spokesman said at the time.

In 1384, Jogaila reconciled with Vytautas promising to return his patrimony in Trakai.

But the institute did have an issue with Ms. Castillo's wearing Mexico's patrimony on her curvaceous form.

And look how they do take care of our patrimony.

Bullfighting is a matter of Spanish cultural patrimony, fans say.

Unlike Palestinians, few Armenians articulate a "right of return" to their lost patrimony.

He founded the National Society for the Patrimony of Lighthouses and Signals to save them, and in a cover article in a recent issue of Chasse-marée, or Tide Hunter, the country's boating bible, he sounds the alarm.

Compounding the issue of volume -- particularly for private collectors -- is the fact that Mexican patrimony laws prohibit much of her work from leaving that nation.

The Veracruz government issued a statement, saying Bermúdez was resigning to "clarify the origin of his personal patrimony and defend himself".

The issue, as Ms. Kastner writes, "has become part of the history and the ongoing debate about cultural patrimony and authority".