Formerly cultures tended to be localized and stable and heritages resulted from the behaviors of culturally uniform groups over long periods in localized settings.
We need not impose on Indian children one or another deprivation — be denied your heritage or be denied a stable, secure home.
Unable to provide them with a stable life, their parents (of Jewish and German heritage) placed them in an orphanage, visiting them on a weekly basis.
Sir John Soane's Museum 250th Anniversary Week, London WC2, 9-13 Settembesidet beside Christopher Wren, Inigo Jones or any of the rest of the reliable stable of heavyweight heroes of Britain's architectural heritage, John Soane is still something of an acquired taste.
We are a turbulent society but a stable republic". Arnold Eric Sevareid was born to parents of Norwegian heritage on Nov. 26, 1912, in Velva, N.D.
Once a stand of trees disappears completely, restoring wolves will not bring it back--the ecosystem settles into what ecologists call a new "stable state," and a priceless piece of our biological heritage is lost.
The study of light stable elements is also used in many other fields of heritage science.
Second to that is the loss of plant and animal species to extinction, which he said makes the globe less stable and is a "terrible, needless destruction of our most sanctioned heritage".
The former workers' cottages and buildings that housed the dairy, stables and workshops now have Grade II listings from the English Heritage organization, meaning that they are of more than special historic interest.
At present, the city's economy is stable and diversified, primarily based on its traditional transportation, distribution, retailing, and commercial heritage, but also supplemented by strength in the educational, health care, financial, information technology, and insurance sectors.
