How To Use Patrimony In A Sentence
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It suggests the integration of two distinct normative scopes of the society, the legal right and consuetudinary law, with the objective to argue that the legal instruments of the Brazilian society can be used to protect the cultural and natural patrimony.
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There was a void of cultural leadership about how to handle the city's built patrimony.
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It is dedicated to Argentine cinema and its patrimony is shaped by the first cameras and projectors, with moviolas, wardrobes, equipment, models, sketches, awards and personal belongings of actresses, actors and movie directors.
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He has been described by a writer unfriendly to his politics as "the most brilliant man in the Senate; a man so wonderfully rich, that though he seeks to beggar himself in talents and opportunities, he has left a patrimony large enough to outdazzle most of his colleagues.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
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And once transformed into a narrative, they form part of a common patrimony, available to anyone in the culture.
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Despite the continuous processes of deforestation, agricultural extensification and fragmentation, the patrimony forest does have lower rates of change (compared to the rest of the study area not in patrimony forest), suggesting it does act to constrain the process of forest conversion.
Protected areas
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The modern official formation of the Japanese canon of cultural patrimony dates back to the first cultural protection law of 1871.
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Cultural and intellectual heritage is regarded as the property of society at large, the collective patrimony of whole nations and peoples.
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For many nuns their status as a professed religious did not necessarily obviate access to various parts of familial patrimony.
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Moresco moved back to his old neighborhood and started writing as a way to explore the pain and the patrimony of Hell's Kitchen.
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I left my parents' house, relinquished my estate and my patrimony.
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This is an aspect of Iraqi cultural patrimony that is not often addressed.
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They belong permanently to Europe's spiritual patrimony and ought to remain constitutive of its unity.
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Male monasteries did not require dowries of their professed members and represented less of a threat to the family patrimony.
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According to the law of Abdera, whoever wasted his patrimony would be deprived of the rites of burial.
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Its developers worked in unusual (for the time) sympathy, preserving the watercourses, mature trees and shoreline that were, and remain, the site's patrimony.
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As control technique, it is not identical with the periodical inventory of the financial administration or of the entire patrimony .
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Such places of natural beauty were to be passed ‘as a sacred patrimony from generation to generation’.
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The Tibetans aren't quite as keen to sell their patrimony, but nobody's asking them.
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As a wealthy orphan, he inherited the patrimony and honors of the Anician family, a name ambitiously assumed by the kings and emperors of the age; and the appellation of Manlius asserted his genuine or fabulous descent from a race of consuls and dictators, who had repulsed the Gauls from the Capitol, and sacrificed their sons to the discipline of the republic.
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
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Guala was not impressed, warned that John was the Pope's vassal and England part of the patrimony of the Holy Roman Church.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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It was a serious loss of the city's architectural patrimony.
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As a wealthy orphan, he inherited the patrimony and honors of the Anician family, a name ambitiously assumed by the kings and emperors of the age; and the appellation of Manlius asserted his genuine or fabulous descent from
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 4
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In the seventh and eighth centuries, the city drew its food supply from the public, papal, and ecclesiastical patrimony in the Latium countryside and the latifundia of Sicily.
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As control technique, it is not identical with the periodical inventory of the financial administration or of the entire patrimony .
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It is the belief that a population can know its own geologic history, the patrimony of art, the folk art and customs.
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After all, the history of the United States has left a peculiar ideological patrimony.
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The bison know a lot about Longfellow and wisteria and patrimony, the piscine nuance of the clouds, God's topological integument.
The Bison's Alimony
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Cultural patrimony was the focus of a complex, three-sided debate.
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And they wouldn't be considered cultural patrimony.
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Along with facilitating interpersonal and intersocial exchanges, general access to information has the effect of transmuting the cumulative learning of the ages, until recently the preserve of privileged elites, into the patrimony of the entire human family, without distinction of nation, race or culture.
One Common Faith
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Sigifredo, if the tradition may be trusted, was very wealthy; and with his money he bought lands and signorial rights at Reggio, bequeathing to his children, when he died about 945, a patrimony which they developed into a petty kingdom.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
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The importance of these collections in preserving the cultural patrimony of African Americans in particular and Americans in general is indisputable.
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The English were looting the Spanish, transforming the cash gained by selling off their medieval patrimony, and the coal hewn from their provinces, into a truly extraordinary epoch in human culture.
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Now this artistic and scientific patrimony is constantly under threat of destruction.
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Several crumbling mansions also echo the misfortunes of wastrel sons who blew their patrimony on (as one local tells me), ‘fast women and slow horses’.
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The original impetus was that of return, and reversing the so - called loss of Arab land and patrimony, rather than a fulfillment of post-colonial self-determination via the statehood route; a complot designed after 1967 as a new Palestinian identity with at its core the notion of the armed struggle as a galvanizing force.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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In the 1980s, the ‘family’ could no longer be held together and a division of its patrimony became inevitable.
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If there is a religious tradition that I regard as my patrimony, it is the Catholic tradition.
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Each was a long, highly literary, digressive, and polemical account of the failure of the colonists to make good their British patrimony.
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Thus, noble and even non-noble families incorporated great amounts of their patrimony into these entailed estates.
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Extra daughters were sent off to live in respectable refinement at convents, so that the family would not have to dower them as lavishly and divide the family patrimony.
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By the early 20th century the conservatives had gained ascendancy and the presidency remained within a handful of élite families as if it were their personal patrimony.
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Though we still think a husband should exercise some control over the legal capacity of his junior partner in wedded life, if she is his junior partner no longer in civic life and is equally entitled with him to control the destinies of the whole country by her vote, shall she continue to have only an unequal control or no control at all over the destinies of the family patrimony?
The Quebec Code as a Canadian Asset
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Nor were the Charms of her Conversation less amiable than those of her Person: Her indulgent Father, though in his Youth he had lavish'd the best Part of his Patrimony, and had little to depend on but what accrued from a Post he held at Court, was now so good a Husband in other Things, as to afford her a very liberal Education.
The Fatal Secret: or, Constancy in Distress
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At the beginning of the tale, class affiliation is the primary means of marking division and establishing identity, and the story's focus is on filiation and estate patrimony-the conservation of power and wealth.
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Young Basque men emigrated because no patrimony could by custom be divided, leaving younger sons to fend for themselves.
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Guala was not impressed, warned that John was the Pope's vassal and England part of the patrimony of the Holy Roman Church.
HERE BE DRAGONS
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This saurian symbol of Chinese emperors has been claimed, from the mid-1980s onward, as the common patrimony of all Chinese people.
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But this unhappy lad devoured his patrimony, when he kenned that he was living like a ratten in a Dunlap cheese, and diminishing his means at a’ hands.
Chronicles of the Canongate
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I can still see and hear him, as he went his way along the lamplit streets, La ci darem la mano on his lips, a noble figure of a youth, but following vanity and incredulous of good; and sure enough, somewhere on the high seas of life, with his health, his hopes, his patrimony and his self-respect, miserably went down.
Memories and Portraits
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It is a jurisprudential patrimony that the university not only claims to believe, it claims both to believe that it is true and that it knows that it is true.
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They hoped to foster intercultural communications with other Panamanians and emphasize the indigenous concept of natural resource patrimony.
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In 1737 the Medici were succeeded by the Lorraine-Habsburg dynasty of grand dukes, who were enlightened rulers who took their custodianship of the Florentine artistic patrimony very seriously.
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She produced children and added to the family patrimony.
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This saurian symbol of Chinese emperors has been claimed, from the mid-1980s onward, as the common patrimony of all Chinese people.
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Officially it had been referred to as a palatinate from the fifteenth century, because of its special role as the inherited land and patrimony of the Grand Duke.
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Other projects have included photography work on the architectural history of Sofia as well as on Ottoman architectural patrimony.
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My own anecdotal evidence suggests that right across the secondary school system our children are being short-changed of the patrimony of their story, which is to say the lineaments of the whole story, for there can be no true history that refuses to span the arc, no coherence without chronology.
The Guardian World News
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Ludovisi died in 1632; he was of a princely family with a large patrimony, and he made provision in his will for the college; it was to have an income of one thousand crowns a year; a house was to be purchased for it; and he left a vineyard as Castel Gandolfo where the students might pass their villeggiatura.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent
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This is a highly creolized archive - a patrimony that resists any simple fixing of national identity.
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Here art becomes both cultural patrimony and family legacy.
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In addition to squandering a large part of Britain's patrimony of civilized institutions, this neo-liberal project of refashioning social life on a primitive model of market exchange has speeded the delegitimation of established institutions of such as the monarchy and the Church.
The credit crunch will do for Margaret Thatcher's reputation
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The popes, in temporizing, gained more than the emperors in exerting their authority; and in time these Cæsars became so weak that the popes finally obtained the succession of Mathilda, which is now called the patrimony of St. Peter.
A Philosophical Dictionary
