Sentence examples similar to centuries old custom from inspiring English sources

Centuries old tradition should be discontinued just because some celebs are outraging post foreign media reports on #Gadhimai Wah! Different cultures may not understand each other's customs, but all humans comprehend cruelty.

This is improbable, given the centuries-old custom in Muslim areas of bearing arms.

Under a centuries-old custom, upper-class women were first secluded in their father's home, then shut away in their husband's.

And after years of complaints by Chinese restaurateurs, the department decided last year to let them hang roasted ducks in their storefronts for as long as four hours, maintaining a centuries-old custom of displaying their succulent wares.

PETA actively campaigned against the centuries-old custom, and the Supreme Court banned the practice in 2014.

It is a centuries-old custom for Jews to place kvitelach containing personal prayers to God between the stones of the Western Wall in Jerusalem.

Do people believe householders will pay attention to any constitution rather than century-old customs?

Celebrities also joined in condemning the hunt, with comedian Ricky Gervais calling for Twitter users to re-tweet the hashtag #tweet4taiji and actress Kirsty Alley tweeting: "HUNDREDS of DOLPHINS awaiting SLAUGHTER in #THECOVE... JAPAN, STOP THIS HORROR!!" Local fishermen defend the hunt as a centuries old local custom, but conservationists consider the hunt slaughter.

The chariot festival is unique in the state as a community feast is offered by several individuals and committees, a custom many centuries old.

In Mexico many towns and municipalities are managed by a centuries old "usos y costumbres" or customs and traditions system that govern the population and help keep towns functioning as they have for decades and even centuries, especially in places where state and federal presence is almost non-existent.

A CENTURY-OLD voting custom in Briarcliff Manor will soon face its toughest challenge.