| At the same time, she says, you cannot erase the fact that immigrants do bring other heritages and cultures into what constitutes America. |
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| The walls of its entryway have murals depicting scenes honoring the Spanish and Mayan heritages. |
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| She covers crust-making, dips into the origins of myriad pies, and includes recipes with rich heritages, such as stargazy pie from Cornwall. |
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| This includes more diverse lifestyles, standards of living, heritages, identities and world views. |
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| Modernization and the pursuit of new lifestyles have, in fact, relentlessly imperiled national heritages everywhere. |
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| One of the most precious cultural heritages of humankind has been destroyed and, to date, no weapon of mass destruction has been found. |
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| It's a rather rude moniker, we think, especially given the royal heritages of so many small-breed pups. |
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| And it discussed ways to help developing countries and tourism firms capitalize on what is unique in their natural and cultural heritages. |
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| Tourism and cultural heritages for the development of cities in four countries. |
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| These various approaches to self-definition stem from the various heritages that make them up and from a range of participatory approaches. |
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| These are three distinct peoples with unique heritages, languages, cultural practices, and spiritual beliefs. |
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| In addition, the company's subsidiaries have strong heritages and cultures which are challenging for competitors to replicate. |
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| Our purpose is also to point to the challenge of supporting cultural heritages and values while working out those modifications. |
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| These challenges must be taken up in the context of sustainable development which protects traditions and heritages for our children. |
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| However, we have actually served a more diverse ethnic group patronizing these barbershops, including men of African, West Indian, Bahamian, Haitian, and Jamaican heritages. |
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| Generally, biracial children should be encouraged to positively identify with both racial heritages. |
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| The author's writing combines her West Indian and Afro-American heritages. |
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| I was born in the small rural town of Ryan, Okla., of Irish immigrant and Native American Cherokee heritages. |
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| The competent authorities are aware of these sites and will ensure that construction work will not affect these special heritages. |
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| The question is to know how to build or extend cities while preserving the heritages in very rough time and money conditions. |
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| Historical, human and cultural heritages must be taken into consideration when supporting and monitoring these processes. |
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| San and Khoekhoe heritages are an integral part of South African identity and history. |
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| Ireland's recent cultural, social and economic dislocations have resulted in widespread public debate challenging received wisdom about the country's collection of memories, its heritages and its national narratives. |
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| Pursuant to this article, a local governor is in charge of creating an environment for minority children to study their native tongue and their cultural heritages. |
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| France's cultural and scientific heritages have won it world renown. |
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| It is Europe's responsibility to defend these vast marine territories, world heritages of biodiversity, in the face of international pressure to overexploit them. |
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| Citigroup and HSBC, two big banks, played down their Asian heritages and spent the next decade building subprime and investment-banking operations in America. |
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| First, against a background of consolidation in the car industry, they were trying to put together two companies with strong and distinctive heritages, so how best could they do this? |
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| By broadening its resources while respecting international conventions, Limagrain contributes to the conservation of genetic heritages and plays its part in enriching biodiversity. |
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| It is useful to constantly make the connections between urban heritages, in all their diverse components, and a broader municipal and national heritage. |
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| As President Lula once reminded us, Brazil is a democracy that is proud of its multi-ethnic population, which draws on rich and varied cultural heritages but shares a strong sense of national identity. |
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| Programs encouraging international understanding and cooperation have as their basis the belief that people, despite differences in racial or cultural heritages, are valued variants of a common humanity. |
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| The Basque Coast is one of the most important tourist destinations due to the natural beauty of its environment and because it represents the diversity of different historical and cultural heritages. |
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| The remaining participants only offered their ethnic heritages that included European, African, Geechee, Cherokee, and Goan. |
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| They have rich cultural and historical heritages, and their financial means are more than secure. |
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| The unity of selected, falsified cultural heritages of the subjugated peoples represents the muddy historical ground for Pseudomacedonism. |
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| Norway has markedly increased its exports of furniture, enamelware, textiles, tableware, and jewelry, much of which incorporates design motifs reflecting these cultural heritages as well as avant-garde styles. |
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| At the same time, there was also a tendency to play up alternative heritages in the British Isles at certain times. |
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| The book explores Southeast Asian heritages, their conceptualizations and representations, set against relationships between culture, nature, tourism and identity. |
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