Sentence examples for Traditional orientation from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Medvedev and I are people of a traditional orientation," Mr. Putin said.

Overall, we found that participants had a modest preference for the traditional orientation over the inverted orientation (4.2 points on a 0 100 scale, p = 0.030).

However, their eyes were drawn upwards by the traditional orientation, whereas in the inverted orientation, their eyes were drawn downwards, albeit to a lesser extent (Fig. 2).

The main combatants are supporters of the African National Congress, the country's leading anti-apartheid group, and Inkatha, a Zulu political organization of more traditional orientation.

However, while the three-city metropolis may look like an about-turn in Sydney's traditional orientation, it has roots that predate colonisation, according to the GSC's chief commissioner.

People's faith in RadCo's strategy of technical superiority has weakened, and the company's traditional orientation toward innovation is giving way to a concern for routinization and production efficiency.

The period since 1945, though officially designated one of "Socialist transformation," has seen but little change in writers' traditional orientations and preoccupations.

These two traditional orientations were developed over a decade ago before the emergence of globalization without much emphasize on international contexts, with few notable exceptions (e.g., Knight and Cavusgil, 2004; Knight and Kim, 2009; Zhou et al. 2010).

"I can go on [the Deti-404 site] and see that there are other teens with non-traditional orientations and people who wish me happiness and don't hate me," Lena said.

Society is becoming more individualistic, moving away from the traditional family orientation.

Then, after the tech bubble burst, the project was rebaptized the South Lawn — which harked back to the school's Jeffersonian roots (as well as to its traditional cultural orientation) without any embarrassing Al Govertonesvertovertones