These resources are part of the country s patrimony.

Until the reform, energy reserves had long been regarded as a national patrimony that could be developed only by Pemex.

This part of our patrimony comes from the Enlightenment, and grows out of the old struggle for the triumph of Reason.

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

Bakunin argued that the State has always been the patrimony of some privileged class a priestly class, an aristocratic class, a bourgeois class.

But this does not take anything away from the extraordinary community constituted by the intellectual and cultural patrimony that unites Europeans around recognized and accepted values.

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.

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.

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.

And finally, when all the other classes have exhausted themselves, the State then becomes the patrimony of the bureaucratic class and then falls or, if you will, rises to the position of a machine.

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.

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.

As surely as one must pay one's debts, so surely was it necessary to keep the patrimony in such a state that when his son inherited it, he would thank his father, as Levin thanked his grandfather, for all that he had built and planted.

Today, with technology making underwater as well as fisheries resources more exploitable in the area, it is impossible to abandon this patrimony. In 2009 2010, some mid ranking officials and commentators even referred to the South China Sea as a sovereign core interest like Taiwan or Tibet.

For ideological hawks, compromises are treason how can you jeopardize the historical patrimony of the Jewish people, let alone God's promise to Abraham? Strategic hawks, however, are open to practical bargains and compromises if the circumstances are right and if the security considerations justify it in their eyes.

Ideological hawks view the occupied territories as an integral part of the historical Land of Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people. 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.