Sentence examples for a long-established tradition from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that Wisconsin and its university has a long-established tradition of non-partisan academic freedom, established for more than a century.

Burano has a long-established tradition of needle-lace making, though precise historical records are lacking.

But intellectual exchange between China and MIT is a long-established tradition.

IL FORNO, a warm, welcoming new restaurant in Port Washington, is the latest evidence that a long-established tradition is maintaining its vitality on the Island.

Professor Julio Echeverria of Quito's Flasco University said Britain "has a long-established tradition in Europe of respecting diplomatic missions", which under international law are considered sovereign territory.

At Trollhaugen resort in Dresser, Wis., less than an hour from Minneapolis, skiing into the wee hours on a Friday night is a long-established tradition.

The company now has a long established tradition of performing musical and operetta alongside heavier repertoire.

Occupations are a long established tradition in the student movement that should be defended".

This method has a long established tradition in social network analysis as a way to sift out spuriously observed correlations [55], and is well-suited for analysing dyadic data where observations are autocorrelated if they are in the same row or column [3].

Strategic reserves are a long established tradition in U.S. governmental planning.

1B-6 lies to the east of the Acropolis Plaza and contained an ancestral shrine, reflecting a long established tradition first seen at Tikal.