Sentence examples for permanent heritage from inspiring English sources

Carter's Steam Fair was booked by the Dreamland Trust, which hopes to open a permanent heritage amusement park.

The objects, most of which have been in storage for decades, will be on permanent rotation at the heritage center's new $30 million extension, a building that will have space for more arts and educational offerings when it opens next year.

Those words are a permanent part of the literary heritage, and no movie can change that.

It was recorded as a permanent entry in the state heritage register at the Heritage Council of Western Australia in May 2000.

While the last building wasn't heritage-listed, this permanent space will be.

Mr. DiFrancesco also signed dozens of bills, including one that will require criminal background checks of foster parents and a plan to spend $250,000 to establish a permanent commission to study Italian-American heritage.

Its glorious architecture and rich cultural and historical heritage make it a permanent draw for tourists, and the excellent public transport and cosmopolitan and artistic life is a boon to its residents.

There is a heritage display area, a permanent archive, a café and a tourist information point.

The university established a War Poets Collection in 1988 in memory of that heritage, but until now the permanent exhibition has relied on a photocopied Hydras from Oxford University.

A major problem inherent in the uncontrolled growth of cities is the threat to the fragile cultural and ecological heritage, which may escalate to permanent and irreversible damage as a result of factors such as environmental depletion and landscape decay.

Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) has been widely present in the study of cultural heritage and it has become a permanent part of the instrumental techniques used in routine inspection of objects and materials related to the conservation of cultural objects.