Sentence examples for former tradition from inspiring English sources
Mr Kennedy was firmly in the former tradition (having been first elected as an SDP MP).
Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951) can be situated in both groups, his early work, including the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921), belonging to the former tradition and his later work, including the posthumously published Philosophical Investigations (1953) and On Certainty (1969), to the latter.
"Unless after this election there is a dramatic change to go back to the way it used to be, the Senate will have to evolve as it has in the past," Mr. Reid told me, referring to a former tradition of rarely mounting filibusters.
The former tradition is marked by the comb decoration, the latter by pricked designs.
In the former tradition, see Vranas 2010 which provides an impressive defense of the cogency of a logic of imperatives, and Vranas 2008 for a sketch of a new framework for a logic of simple imperatives.
I don't know if that's Saturday morning or Sunday morning," Bush said, in a nod to networks' former tradition of airing Saturday morning cartoons.
In many cases, pastoralists gave up former traditions altogether and moved permanently to private ranches when it was too difficult to do both.
The high prescribing among older GPs is probably due to the fact that older GPs still applied former traditions of treating acute bronchitis with antibiotics, while younger colleagues have learned to act according to current guidelines.
The judge, or SuperMoro as he is being referred to as by Brazilians, has reignited the flames of a former Brazilian tradition: lynching.
In the former sphere, traditions could have been subject to invention while in the latter sphere, aside from exceptional cases, the material may have been only subject to "tendential shaping".
Hopkins, who served with the Duke of Wellington's Regiment in Northern Ireland, Germany and Kenya, was reviving an old parliamentary tradition in which former soldiers tell gung-ho colleagues to pipe down.
