Sentence examples for begin a tradition from inspiring English sources
The process, ultimately expected to lead to democratic elections, is part of the effort under way here to erase a history of dictatorship and misrule and begin a tradition of representative government.
I would advise he personally call for a special committee to review these interception programs, repudiate the dangerous "State Secrets" privilege, and, upon preparing to leave office, begin a tradition for all Presidents forthwith to demonstrate their respect for the law by appointing a special investigator to review the policies of their years in office for any wrongdoing.
Mrs. Langworthy will begin a tradition of placing a Paddington Bear in the front window and dressing it according to season and weather.
We are excited to begin a tradition that provides an opportunity for families to be more involved in this important day for students," said Jay Ellison, dean of students in the College.
Once in office, Mr. Petersen, perhaps beginning a tradition in the district, had his own brush with scandal.
In later years he began a tradition of naming supernovas after the children and loved ones of his colleagues.
They began a tradition of examining open spaces, which supported volunteer plant communities and the animal populations associated with them.
In 1872, the creation of Yellowstone National Park began a tradition of setting aside some federally managed land for recreation and conservation.
Washington's habit of calling regular and frequent cabinet meetings began a tradition that has been followed by every succeeding president.
WordPress began a tradition of naming its major releases after famous jazz musicians in January 2004 with version 1.0 (Davis), named after American trumpeter Miles Davis.
