Sentence examples for entrenched tradition from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, SERC has been working closely with specific migrant communities in Winnipeg to tackle this complex, rich and deeply culturally entrenched tradition.

But we are making steady progress against entrenched tradition, and this seems sure to continue.

Mr Merabishvili argues that these cannot be simply decreed; they need to become entrenched tradition, recognised by Georgian society as a whole.

He also noted that 90percentt of the inmates are from just one province, Fujian, where illegal emigration has become an entrenched tradition.

But the battle against entrenched tradition would not be possible, he said, were it not for the sheer logic of the idea of denuding legal prose of numbers.

The show has since passed from cult hit to entrenched tradition, and is broadcast back-to-back on all channels over the new year.

Deeply entrenched traditions In some villages, this is still the first food that newborns are given.

The relative calm is the result of entrenched traditions respecting authority and favoring order, however tenuous, over chaos.

The phenomenon is limited to the upper middle classes, caught between entrenched traditions and the fast-changing world of modern India.

The show, which has its premiere on Friday night, revels in the quirks, personality clashes, entrenched traditions, quick fixes, divided loyalties, good intentions, dirty dealing, blame-shifting and thankless drudge work that make up the nation's capital, lobbyists and all.

"Entrenched traditions and poverty force many girls into early marriage.