Sentence examples for private heritage from inspiring English sources
CouncilNet supports the Council in its efforts to address the issue of national capacity in the LCTLs by facilitating communications among member organizations and with the governmental, private, heritage, and overseas sectors of the language community.
Attending the private Heritage meetings appears to be a clear violation of the pledge, Brendan Fischer, a staff attorney at the Campaign Legal Center, said via email.
Mashburn also joined Zinke at a private Heritage affair on Oct. 16 at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a government building that primarily houses White House staff.
Fibria's private natural heritage reserves (RPPN) and other preservation areas also play important roles.
This paper aims to reveal how partnerships between the public and private sectors in heritage management have functioned as an approach to city branding, and how local people perceive and are influenced by these partnerships.
Speak to enough agents of this elevated stripe and you get used to hearing about the "killer combinations" of London – the quality of the property, its heritage, (private) schools, its culture; plus those factors often cited by City evangelists, the English language and time zone, and tax breaks.
Two branch lines, the West and East Somerset Railways, were rescued and transferred back to private ownership as "heritage" lines.
The railways were nationalised after the Second World War, but continued until 1965, when smaller lines were scrapped; two were transferred back to private ownership as "heritage" lines.
To convince the public and private sectors that heritage preservation drives development, GHF has enlisted two dozen scholars and experts to develop a new study on "Heritage Economics".
It is that heritage of private mob violence that explains their strangely fanatical obsession with unregulated private gun ownership.
But other such losses have been avoided by hiding heritage in private homes such as that of the Haidaras.
