Generally, when designers hop from heritage house to heritage house they make some nod to that heritage.
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If you're talking about a heritage rosé cider, it can only be a heritage if it's made with heritage cider apples.
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"It's about our natural heritage; it's about our national heritage."
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They are our heritage, and the heritage of future generations.
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I don't define me as this heritage or that heritage.
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They want to be part of our heritage and the Western heritage.
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It was the National Lottery Heritage Fund, not the National Heritage Lottery Fund.
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Heritage Action, the advocacy arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, supported the move.
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It is "Heritage: Civilization and the Jews," not "Heritage: Civilization of the Jews."
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Safeguarding a nation's cultural heritage is as important as protecting its environmental heritage.
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The same is true for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May, National Hispanic-Latino Heritage Month in September, and National American Indian Heritage Month in November.
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And we read, again and again, that Iranian cultural heritage is really world heritage.
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Throughout his childhood, Namsa would alternate gravitating toward his Thai heritage or Laotian heritage.
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I view "heritage banking" in 2017 the same way I viewed "heritage media" in 2004.
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Beyond the World Heritage List, Unesco also operates a list called World Heritage in Danger.
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Tim Chapman is executive director of Heritage Action, a sister organization of The Heritage Foundation.
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Heritage Reaction: Heritage Foundation's senior defense budget analyst Justin Johnson weighed in on the budget blueprint.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the Heritage Foundation, is urging Republicans to reject the measure.
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This newly aggressive approach at Heritage Action predated DeMint's tenure as president of the main Heritage Foundation.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the Heritage Foundation, has been a consistent critic of the measure.
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In both works, Adonis claimed to discover a "modernist" counter-heritage buried within the classical heritage itself.
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Rather, heritage turkeys would be more similar -- and they are a niche market, much like heritage tomatoes.
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The celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month continues with the 30TH ANNUAL HISPANIC HERITAGE AWARDS at 10 p.m.
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"Greece exists because of its heritage: other Europeans decided that, because of that heritage, it should be freed from Ottoman rule," says Evangelos Kyriakidis of the Initiative for Heritage Conservation, a research organisation.
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The pan-European heritage organization Europa Nostra declared the Venice Lagoon the most endangered heritage site in Europe.
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Some observers took "the Anglo-American heritage of law enforcement" to be a reference to officers' ethnic heritage.
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" On our common humanity: "You can be proud of your heritage without denigrating others of a different heritage.
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He's somebody, he's proud of his heritage, and I think that's great that he's proud of his heritage.
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The organization called upon the World Heritage Committee to add the city to Unesco's World Heritage in Danger list.
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Likewise, artist Ngaahina Hohaia begged Maori artists to not "compromise their heritage" by tattooing non-Maoris with heritage designs.
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" HERITAGE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM "The Budget proposes to eliminate grant funding for the Heritage Partnership Program, a $19 million reduction.
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Previously, the Heritage Foundation's political arm, Heritage Action, had railed against a bipartisan bill in Congress to grow NIH.
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Its architectural heritage is one: houses cannot put solar panels on their roofs in this UNESCO world heritage site.
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Lixinski spoke to Hyperallergic about the role of UNESCO, heritage legislation, art theft, and colonial heritage, among other topics.
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Others have a heritage, too, and that flags contradicts a lot of feelings about what our heritage ought to be.
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Its World Heritage Committee has previously said that oil and mining exploration should not be conducted within World Heritage sites.
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Tim Chapman is the chief operating officer of Heritage Action for America, an advocacy arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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DeMint was reportedly ousted from Heritage for feuding with Mike Needham, the CEO of Heritage Action, the group's lobbying arm.
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"Heritage" is a racist dog-whistle because our heritage is racist, which is precisely why it must be publicly repudiated.
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Setting aside education and business, Hispanics fighting for America since before there was a United States of America through today in Iraq and Afghanistan is reason enough to celebrate and observed Hispanic Heritage; Hispanic Heritage is American heritage.
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This is part of my Chinese heritage, and this would be a new way for me to connect to my heritage.
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Republicans also came under pressure on Monday from Heritage Action, the lobbying affiliate of The Heritage Foundation, to oppose the bill.
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HERITAGE ACTION'S PLAN FOR PUERTO RICO: Heritage Action is circulating a memo outlining how it would fix Puerto Rico's debt crisis.
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Iran is home to 24 World Heritage Sites and thousands of other places that are part of our global shared heritage.
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"The Heritage donor conference is being held across the street at the Ronald Reagan Center," Heritage spokesperson Sarah Mills told Politico.
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On Thursday, Google Arts & Culture is celebrating World Heritage Day by expanding its Open Heritage project, which digitally preserves historical sites online.
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We just accept that this is our heritage because it is our heritage, but it's impossible to make sense of it all.
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"The big difference from Syria is that here they are attacking the Islamic heritage sites more than the classical heritage," he said.
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More events and information about the European Year of Cultural Heritage can be found at Europa.eu/cultural-heritage/european-year-cultural-heritage_en.
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Her other honors include the North Carolina Folk Heritage Award (1994) and the Mountain Heritage Award of the Western Carolina University (2009).
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Museums, though, are famously conservative: staid caretakers of cultural heritage, whose administrative protocol, records and paperwork are key to maintaining that heritage.
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Daniels is vice president for cultural heritage of the Archaeological Institute of America and research director of the Penn Cultural Heritage Center.
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Many international organizations, among them Rivers Without Boundaries and World Heritage Watch, contributed to the "Heritage Dammed" report, published in June, which calls for rivers to receive the same recognition and protection as the UNESCO World Heritage Sites they nourish.
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The Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre, managed by the Fairground Heritage Trust, has a 1940s ghost train preserved as one of its vintage rides.
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"Museums necessarily re-contextualise the objects on display," says Michael Di Giovine, author of "The Heritage-scape", a book about heritage and tourism.
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Heritage Action pointed to a column published Tuesday by Ryan Anderson, a senior research fellow for the group's policy arm, the Heritage Foundation.
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Marie Fishpaw is director of domestic policy studies at The Heritage Foundation, and Dan Holler is vice president of Heritage Action for America.
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Southern heritage groups have come to condemn these removal decisions, arguing that it strips the country of an important piece of its heritage.
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Heritage hosted weekend retreats for lawmakers, study groups for young congressional staffers and semester-long internships for college students, complete with Heritage housing.
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But the story illustrates the lengths to which heritage houses such as Maison Lesage will go to protect their savoir-faire and heritage.
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David Lowenthal has labeled the idea that cultural heritage "deserves to be preserved in toto" one of the "sacrosanct fictions" of cultural heritage.
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These efforts bring our global cultural heritage to everyone, while helping to ensure the preservation of our heritage in an increasingly hostile world.
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Perhaps that Russia's youth are just as eager to embrace their heritage — even if their heritage isn't just homespun folksiness or czarist magnificence.
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Red Wing Heritage Men's Gloves: The heritage brand Red Wing is best known for its boots, but they also make really nice gloves.
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Among them is Heritage Action, the political arm of the Heritage Foundation, widely regarded as one of the most important voices within Republican policy.
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By and large, Dominicans work hard to reject every aspect of their African heritage, a regal heritage that links them directly to the Haitians.
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A few countries, like Somalia, are unable to receive World Heritage status for any potential sites having not ratified the 1972 World Heritage Convention.
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Mr. Eve said it never occurred to him to emphasize his Dominican heritage with Puerto Rican colleagues as a point of shared Latino heritage.
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French artist Pascal Convert, known for his commitment to cultural heritage, utilized a recovered khachkar to create drawings and prints about destroyed Armenian heritage.
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The seller was carrying a Heritage guitar — specifically, a Heritage Signature Skolnick, part of a limited series designed by a specific artist, Alex Skolnick.
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He is also Vice-President (Conference) of the Association of Critical Heritage Studies, and on the board of the International Journal of Heritage Studies.
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"The partnership with Intel and introduction of new technology provides a new model for the country's conservation of World Heritage Sites," Li Xiaojie, chairman of China Foundation for Cultural Heritage Conservation, an organisation supervised by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, said in a statement.
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Rock music has been the heritage sound on which the awards' foundation is built, but in only a decade or so, hip-hop will become a heritage sound as well, if not the heritage sound, and the Grammys are poorly equipped for that sea change.
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She planned to make her May wedding a celebration of the merging of her Muslim heritage with the Jewish heritage of her fiancé, Justin Yanuck.
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"The festival is organized to protect the heritage of harissa, and to promote the culinary heritage of the region," says Walid Gaddas from the festival.
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While defending his joke, Noah also linked the players' African heritage to France's colonial past and made a case for the duality of their heritage.
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"There are very few courtyard homes remaining in China," says Kuanghan Li, director of the China Heritage Program at the non-profit Global Heritage Fund.
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The cruel irony of UNESCO hosting the World Heritage Committee session in Azerbaijan this week is nothing short of an insult to all world heritage.
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The brides will be merging their surnames to Byrneheim, a nod to Ms. Byrne-Mitchell's maternal Irish heritage and Ms. Ettenheim's paternal German Jewish heritage.
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During this year's Hispanic Heritage Month, affirming our heritage represents a kind of defiance to a president and an administration that is hostile to Latinos.
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"The political uncertainty surrounding repeal is growing," said Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action for America, the advocacy arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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The building was denied heritage status after the Heritage Conservation Committee maintained its ruling that only buildings over 60 years old are eligible for conservation.
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In 2016 UNESCO's World Heritage Center and the International Union for Conservation of Nature recommended that the white shark cafe be designated a World Heritage site.
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This is a diverse wetland park, National Heritage Site and World Heritage Site, located along the subtropical coastline between Kwazulu-Natal and the border of Mozambique.
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Our heritage is actually Iranian and we were supposed to go to Iran over the summer to visit our heritage and we can't do that now.
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The CEO of Heritage Action on Sunday declined to respond to a question about whether White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon would lead the Heritage Foundation.
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"To minimize damage, it is fundamental to act quickly to secure the heritage that's been affected," said Gianluca Vacca, undersecretary for Italy's ministry of cultural heritage.
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Image: Antarctic Heritage FundFantastic news: the New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust has recovered a 118-year-old watercolor painting from famed polar explorer, Dr. Edward Wilson.
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"We like to see symbols of our own heritage," said Frank Earnest, chief of Heritage Defense at the Virginia division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
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Forty countries agreed to approve a $100-million fund to protect cultural heritage sites at the UNESCO-backed Safeguarding Endangered Cultural Heritage summit in Abu Dhabi.
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The preservation race begins In the 1990s, several international heritage organizations were created to highlight the importance of cultural heritage to history, tourism and ethnic identity.
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"Qatar perceives itself as a country that is very proud of its heritage, Islamic and Arab heritage, and yet, forward-looking, very modern," said Al-Khater.
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After decades of trying to identify with a purely Islamic heritage and history, some Pakistanis are finally recognizing that their heritage is unique, informed by strains of tradition and heritage from many geographical areas: Central Asia and Persia, as well as India and the Middle East.
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Image: Antarctic Heritage TrustSince May 2016, the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust, along with the Canterbury Museum Lab, has been preserving artifacts found at Cape Adare.
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People will learn about advances in maritime so that is something important for us to preserve our heritage and to contribute to preserve the Maritime Heritage worldwide.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, said Tuesday it was incumbent on GOP congressional leaders to cut deeper and push President Obama harder.
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Dozens of Heritage employees and alumni also joined the Trump administration — at last count 66 of them, according to Heritage, with two more still awaiting Senate confirmation.
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Warren's claims to Native American heritage Warren, who has steadily climbed in the polls, has confronted questions and criticism about her past claims of Native American heritage.
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The U.S. Commission to Preserve America's Heritage Abroad aims to identify areas in Europe where Americans claim heritage and works with local governments to preserve the area.
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Earlier this month, the heritage organization updated 218 English pub listings to reflect their cultural heritage and national importance, with one receiving a coveted Grade I designation.
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Threats to the heritage of Syria and Iraq have received massive amounts of media attention, but other countries' heritage is also suffering considerable damage from current wars.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the Heritage Foundation, released a statement from its CEO, Michael A. Needham, that essentially called on House Republicans to start over.
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Where I live, there are several rural Americas within a 50-mile radius: post-coal-country America, with a cultural heritage from Eastern Europe, Ireland and Italy; small to midsize farming America, with a cultural heritage from Germany; and post-manufacturing America, with a cultural heritage again from Germany.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 41st session of the World Heritage Committee is underway through tomorrow in Krakow, with numerous new UNESCO World Heritage Sites announced.
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"Globally, we need to understand, monitor and address climate change threats to world heritage sites better," Mechtild Rossler, director of UNESCO's world heritage center, said in a statement.
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Unlike the Jim Crow era when those markers of Southern heritage were celebrated by the entire white community, many contemporary Southerners find themselves at odds with that heritage.
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According to the complaint, Heritage, Teva, Aurobindo and Citron conspired to raise prices on glyburide; Heritage, Mylan and Mayne conspired to allocate and divide the market for doxycycline.
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The conservative Heritage foundation and its political twin, Heritage Action, took a political position on drafting women in time of national emergency for the worst of reasons: ignorance.
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Framed by jagged abstract shapes, these two aspects of Takeuchi's identity — his ancestral heritage and the era when that heritage made him a target of oppression — collide uneasily.
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Heritage on the Edge, a collaboration between Google and UNESCO, highlights the ways that climate change threatens five existing heritage sites, including Rapa Nui, Easter Island, and Edinburgh.
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"Globally, we need to understand, monitor and address climate change threats to World Heritage sites better," Mechtild Rössler, director of UNESCO's World Heritage Centre, said in a statement.
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Lixinski, whose scholarship focuses on international cultural heritage and human rights law, has previously written on this in his book, Intangible Cultural Heritage in International Law (OUP, 2013).
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