Sentence examples for Traditional conduit from inspiring English sources

The factions have been the traditional conduit for patronage, power and corruption, but have been weakened in recent years because of political reforms and Mr. Koizumi's policies.

At one in Algiers on April 2nd two cameras belonging to a state television channel were smashed; a cameraman narrowly escaped harm.The regime still uses a more traditional conduit for spreading its message among the restless young: the Friday mosque sermon.

Scruffy ticket touts outside concert venues have been the traditional conduit for unsold tickets and they operate under the guise of everything from a shifty looking guy outside the venue all the way through to agencies – some even linked to organised crime – who bulk-buy the biggest concerts to sell on for a fortune.

For them, as for trafficked juveniles, arrest is the traditional conduit into services, and the threat of prosecution is the common method to compel compliance.

Trade unions and professional bodies are a traditional conduit for worker voice, but no mentions were recorded of these in the qualitative study, suggesting they may not be prominent in the everyday life of the current NHS.

That's really important, and important to understand, because Facebook is quite unlike traditional conduits of news.

The traditional conduits for cash are the campaign committees which recruit donors through promises of organization, coherent messaging, and effective leadership.

Urologists need an appropriate substitute for the traditional conduits and neobladders, given their complications of adhesions, mucus formation, incomplete emptying, and metabolic and malignant transformations.

Albeit one that delivers inspirational plan ideas for stuff to do in your free time, delivered via the traditional text message conduit of SMS.

They couldn't cope with a fountain that wasn't in the middle, so they got rid of the traditional fountain - the Conduit Head - and put a Victorian gothic fountain in, which you can still see today.

This is a function of informal organizing over the Internet and the diminishment of traditional media as conduits for rhetoric, among other things.