Sentence examples for statues to be from inspiring English sources

There are no Browns statues to be found, no retired uniform numbers.

Isis, which follows a puritanical interpretation of Islam, considers maintaining such ancient statues to be apostasy.

Many Muslim scholars consider statues to be idolatrous, and other AK officials have not disguised their aversion to them.

Not surprisingly, advocate Ravi Kant, who filed the public interest litigation asking for the statues to be removed, disagrees with that decision.

Mr. Kant said he plans to file another petition asking for Ms. Mayawati's statues to be removed and for the BSP's election symbol to be changed.

When western forces subsequently liberated the country, the new Afghan government and the local Hazara people pleaded for the statues to be reinstated.

She plans for the statue to be in granite.

Campaigners calling for an Oxford University statue to be toppled have achieved the uncanny.

Mr Abbott is one of several Oxford academics and Rhodes scholars to speak out against those calling for the statue to be demolished.

There are also plans for a statue to be built of him in Burton-upon-Trent.

Deputy Mike O'Hara said his preference would be for any such statue to be funded by the taxpayer.