Collocations withlegacy

They belong to the community; they are part of our architectural legacy and are our great spiritual heritage.

Every generation inherits an artistic legacy, and it is the duty of each generation to add to that legacy, not just to live off it.

In large part these negotiations failed because of the bitter legacy of 1933.

Both correctly pointed to the centrality of tragedy, in its different forms, as a major element in the continuing cultural legacy of the war.

Finally, perhaps the most enduring legacy of the memory-film association was the practice of forensic hypnosis.

We should also remember that perhaps her greatest legacy is that she hands to her son a united and democratic country.

Investors often fail to take the human factor into account, or the individual's natural environment and historic legacy.

The introduction of choice can in both cases be seen as a challenge to the historical legacy of decentralized democratic management of health services.

But the most lasting legacy of his manoeuvres was undoubtedly the intensification of ethnic feelings in the valley.

The "necessary evils" of social purity and censorship must be credited in part for our perception of individual writers and their literary legacy.

As reflected in an increasingly rich legacy of literature on child development and psychopathology, social contexts appear to influence emerging mental disorders through dynamic, bidirectional interactions with individual children.