Sentences with phrase «heritage into»

The softest of wool, the deepest of berry dyes and the most traditonal of country patterns — this beautiful merino throw brings heritage into the present day.

The Act's unworkability is demonstrated through the example of Hindmarsh Island, which cast Indigenous heritage into the political sphere and the courts.

The capital works forum combines the consideration of the native title future act, and cultural heritage into one practical process that provides the parties with more flexibility to work outside the specific compliance procedures if they choose.

«Resources for Indigenous Protected Areas will also be boosted to help provide employment, education and training opportunities for Indigenous people in remote areas while protecting our cultural heritage into the future.»

His studies at the Higher Institute of Fine Arts in Tunis allowed him to crystallise this literary and intellectual heritage into a singular artistic practice.

The Steven Leiber Conceptual art collection places our local heritage into an international context for the benefit of scholars and artists alike.

Besides blending the rum, Fitzroy also mixed their own nautical heritage into the product.

Mulaka is a 3D action - adventure sport that appears to the Sierra Tarahumara area of northern Mexico and channels its cultural heritage into a captivating journey steeped in mythology.

Oscar de la Renta has infused his Dominican heritage into the design of each villa, creating an artful harmony between simplicity and elegance.

What do you get when you pack Chinese, European, Indian and Malaysian heritage into one island state?

This is a passage from early on in Lady Bird & The Fox, when Jem is just beginning to get to know Annie, and has a bit of an epiphany about where she's really come from; it's a favourite passage because it puts the loss of cultural heritage into some perspective in a clear and simple way:

MECHANICAL — Folding 3 Series heritage into a crossover recipe BMW has developed the X1 using the 3 Series Touring (E91) backbone as a starting point.

The GLC 63's vertical - bar grille and aggressive aerodynamics accelerate its rich motorsports heritage into the forefront.

Earlier this week, Emma Jones, 40, a civil servant whose father emigrated to the U.K. from Trinidad, sat in a salon having her hair done and talked about what it meant to have the royals welcome someone of black heritage into the family.

As a result, it's not always easy for Latino singles wanting to incorporate their cultural heritage into their dating life.

I love seeing how you bring your heritage into your style in the coolest ways!

Those migrants mixed with east Africans, and their descendants carried their genetic heritage into southern Africa.

So you cooperate with close kin because it helps get some of your shared genetic heritage into future generations.

More laws awaiting approval will open up environmental protection zones and forests to construction, further intensifying the government's obsession to turn the country's environmental resources and urban heritage into profitable assets.

While each uniform delivers optimal lightweight performance and protection, Nike worked closely with the athletic department staff to bring relevant elements of the school's rich heritage into a distinguished, modern uniform design.

Through her work, she urges Colombia take responsibility for transforming their cultural heritage into tools for socio - economic development.

My hope is that this book will be a doorway to the Christian world for those who do not consider themselves Christians, whilst helping those who do call themselves Christians to know more about the heritage into which they have entered.

A stark contrast to the plethora of cookie - cutter mommy blogs, Pliego effortlessly weaves the family's Haitian and Hispanic heritages into an engaging lifestyle blog.

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In 2015 Guy Laliberté floated the idea of redeveloping Saint Helen's Island, a heritage site owned by the city of Montreal, into a «memorial park» for the dead.

Her plan: grind the heritage and ancient grains she grows into flour, creating a new revenue stream for her farm.

The state government is seeking expressions of interest to develop the heritage - listed East Perth power station site into a precinct that includes a mix of living, working and leisure opportunities.

Our newest logo, introduced this week, aims to revive Fortune's modernist heritage and yet take it into a new direction.

Intrigued, former Walrus staffer Knelman spent much of the eight years following this conversation digging into an illegal industry that treats the world's cultural heritage like «one big department store.»

In the traditional sense, a heritage brand is a company that's been around for decades — perhaps centuries — and finds a way to tap into this history in order to procure loyalty and drive future sales.

Again, the University does not see such subjects as exclusive Christian reservations but believes in bringing the Christian intellectual heritage back into the mainstream of American academic work.

CNN: Buddhas in 3 - D: Technology and the battle to preserve Asia's heritage A darkened room in a Hong Kong university building is an unlikely portal into an ancient world.

They bring students into «the company of great souls» (TRL 11), confront them with «the questions that are central to human existence» (TRL 29), and so by the universality of that encounter provide them with a common heritage that serves as «the glue that binds together our pluralistic nation» (TRL 30).

They must learn to accept a communication process in which the laity actively feed into the preaching of the gospel the data and insights of their lives so that the contemporary and the traditional heritage will meet.

They accused themselves of sin so heinous as to deserve their suffering and at their best exhibited a spirit of contrition and humility which has entered into the abiding spiritual heritage of the race.

Indeed, both the priestly and the prophetic heritage entered into early Christianity Jesus himself taught a faithful observance of the Law.

Tyson, who was named after Mike Tyson, was born into Irish Traveller heritage.

To learn how the God of the Christian heritage is addressing us in the new world, calling us, as he ever does, to venture into the unknown by faith alone, let us start at the very beginning and examine the nature of faith itself.

Which is why the Church has always been in a position of preserving a doctrinal heritage, not trying to invent one, unlike Protestanism, which has as a matter of course divided the rock of Christian faith into 30000 separate pebbles of our Lord's teachings in the mere matter of 500 years.

In Israel the full imperial implications of its heritage had been muted in that, for the most part, even when it came to understand its God as the God of all, Israel was not committed to drawing others into its status as the Chosen People.

Given such an overwhelmingly monolithic and continuing religious heritage and given such an intense national experience, has Mexico blended them into a civil religion?

Furthermore, on the whole, the Greeks carried with them into their new Christian faith a continuing positive appreciation of their Greek heritage.

Coming into a particular congregation opens the door for the individual to participate psychologically in this many - faceted corporate identity, The depth of an individual's participation depends on the degree to which he is able to enter into the fellowship and its heritage.

As the person who is unwilling to take the plunge into the water will never learn to swim, so the man who holds back from commitment to the Christian heritage can not hope to learn what it means to live by Christian faith.

Different myths have insinuated into the very historical heritage of the respective cultures a continuing fabric of meaning which has immediate and intrinsic intelligibility within that cultural orbit.

Perhaps the heritage of women such as Coltman and Booth still seeps into the UK Church's psyche in raising women up as leaders.

To enter into this heritage of Christian faith at first hand, and to become a «new creation» in Christ, is the most important step that can be taken by any soul.

If these antecedents from his heritage were present in the mind of Jesus, as it seems certain that they were, it is not surprising that they should have found their way into his understanding and speaking of the kingdom.

This is the motif in our heritage that forms a covenant for those wandering in the wilderness, after the escape into freedom.

These two sides of our heritage have become split into opposing schools in much of contemporary thought — with one side protesting constrictive rationalisms of all sorts in the name of freedom, and the other resisting all plunges into historicist relativism.

David L. Schindler criticizes the liberal view of the human person that he sees encoded into the American project in First Things, to which Richard John Neuhaus responded with a more positive view of our national heritage, in which religious faith and a strong tradition of civic associations moderate the excesses of liberal individualism.