#Egypt's military has deep rooted traditions & hierarchal chains of command to both military leadership & civilian commander in-chief.
Being a young female European working for a Turkish airline based out of Istanbul definitely presented its challenges, however there were many variables which contributed to this including the culture, deep rooted traditions and particularly the language barrier.
After that discovery, Mr. Berlusconi said, "Italy has a deep-rooted tradition of civility".
India is a country with an enormously rich and deep-rooted tradition of its own classical music.
It happened in the city of León, in the heart of Guanajuato state, a place of unparalleled colonial beauty and deep-rooted tradition.
Ice races were a deep-rooted tradition by the early 19th century, especially in the northern province of Friesland, where the fields and canals are longest, and the local farmers see taciturn stubbornness as a virtue.
AS IF the powers-that-be within the iron triangle had not made matters hard enough to put right, everything is made even more difficult by a concatenation of deep-rooted tradition and new circumstances.
In her New York debut, Clare Rojas extends San Francisco's short-lived but deep-rooted tradition of folkish visionary street art, defined by artists like Barry McGee, Chris Johanson, Ed Templeton and Margaret Kilgallen.
Last November, another gunman killed eight people and himself at a school in southern Finland, an attack that set off a fierce debate about gun laws in Finland, which has a deep-rooted tradition of hunting.
It's mostly used for investment and hedging purposes in Europe, North America and Asia, but in places like India and in many Arab countries, gold is emblematic of deep-rooted tradition.
