These resources are part of the country s patrimony.

The Use of Musical Patrimony for Commercial Purposes

Rather, it is the common patrimony of humankind.

They shall have like portions to eat, besides that which comes of the sale of his patrimony.

They shall have like portions to eat, beside that which cometh of the sale of his patrimony.

India s historical patrimony is very different from China s, for example, not to mention the singular experience of Japan.

However, these communities have struggled to maintain access and control in regions where forests form part of Guatemala's collective patrimony.

Today, with technology making underwater as well as fisheries resources more exploitable in the area, it is impossible to abandon this patrimony.

The wall has left more than 20,000 Palestinians without a way to earn a living and has stripped them of their patrimony.

For ideological hawks, compromises are treason how can you jeopardize the historical patrimony of the Jewish people, let alone God's promise to Abraham?

Indeed, countries should promote their national languages and regional dialects an invaluable cultural patrimony and source of identity in an increasingly globalized world.

His younger brother, Peter II, took the city from the Byzantines in 1054 and, taking advantage of Geoffrey's absence, took control of the patrimony.

The law of entropy reminds us that we will leave to future generations a degraded natural patrimony, probably less adequate to their needs than what we inherited.

The cultural patrimony of Roman literature, architecture and sculpture inspired many of the achievements of the Middle Ages and Renaissance in Italy and the rest of Europe.

The true face of their cultural patrimony and proud traditions must be brought to the world s attention, so that their dream of peace with honor can be realized.

For them, the territories are part of the Jewish patrimony, which is why they insist on referring to the West Bank by its Hebrew historical appellation Judea and Samaria.

For Tocqueville, France s sickness in 1835 stemmed from its Bourbon patrimony of a top down, command and control government, whereas America s health consisted in its bottom up, grassroots democratic government.

Both Coase and Krugman bemoan the neglect of their profession s patrimony a tradition dating at least to Adam Smith that valued grand and unifying theories of political economy and moral philosophy.

We are encountering, not without irony, a kind of grotesque reverse of the national pride seen when cultural and sporting stars are appropriated by the state and presented as part of the collective patrimony.

Ubiquitous images of Kim Jong il and his father, Kim Il sung, are the official symbols of a secular theocracy based on juche (pronounced choocheh), the Kims contribution to the world s patrimony of totalitarian ideologies.

Social organizations and associations have the right to pursue their goals, to build institutions aimed at facilitating the achievement of intended objectives, and to possess patrimony for the accomplishment of its activities, in terms of law.

He exulted that Leo s Catholic principles on the social question have passed little by little into the patrimony of all human society not only in non Catholic books and journals, but also in legislative halls and courts of justice.

In the event of an increase in a commodity s price, a finance minister who has done a perfect job of hedging export price risk on the futures market will suddenly find himself accused of having gambled away the national patrimony.

Efforts to correct and modify negative attitudes in the direction of a concept of old age not as reflecting weakness or incapacity but rather as an important stage in the life of a human being that is distinguished by maturity and wisdom and represents a cultural patrimony which links generations and elevates societies