"We started a rocket team eight years ago to carry on the practices of our ancestors," Srayuth, one of the young rocket builders, told me.
And how do you persuade them to carry on the practices you endorse in their day-to-day lives?
Governments can no longer carry on with this practice.
"It might end up with worse situation if we carry on with this practice," Sputnik Ratau told Eyewitness News.
Chub Feeney's old heart would ache if he were still with us, knowing there was no one left to carry on his practice of delivering a pregame pep talk, his version of win-one-for-the-Gipper, except in this case, the Gipper was an entire league.
When the season changed, we sat by the fireplace in my living room, and we carried on this practice throughout that year and the beginning of the next.
Sometimes, the sequences carry on with more practice work (CD: To Practice What Was Learnt, IA: Individual Seatwork) as well as the teacher's monitoring of the student learning (IS: Monitoring - Individual, IS: Formative Monitoring, IS: Supervisory Monitoring) or providing individual feedback (IS: Feedback to Individual Students, IA: Individual Talk to Student).
Ms Yingluck's opponents, mostly from the urban middle and upper class, claim she is carrying on the practices of her billionaire brother by using the family fortune and state funds to influence voters and cement its grip on power.
The protesters charge that Yingluck's government is carrying on the practices of Thaksin Shinawatra, her billionaire brother who was prime minister from 2001 to 2006, by using the family fortune and state funds to influence voters and cement its power.
Ties to land and agricultural practices run deep not because rural farmers pass down large parcels of land from one generation to the next, but because families carry on livelihood practices that have sustained them for centuries.
L&G is careful to point out that it must be up to each company to decide whether to carry on with the practice (the rules were changed last year).
