Sentence examples for fundamental traditions from inspiring English sources

The church cannot solve any of its deep-seated problems without a bruising debate about one of its fundamental traditions: that the best point of contact between man and God is a celibate male priesthood.

Senior Defense Department officials said the nation's entire nuclear weapons architecture was under review, including such fundamental traditions as whether the nation still needs to maintain a triad of land-based missiles, submarine-launched missiles and bombers.

Leon Forrest, a black novelist Ellison took time to praise in our meeting, told me, "Ralph goes back to a fundamental tradition in African-American life.

Any theory on Mappæ should consider that the texts of the fundamental tradition of Mappæ have been subjected to sharp changes.

To summarise, the entire corpus of the manuscripts of Mappæ Clavicula may be divided into three subsets: the fundamental tradition (the first nine manuscripts of Table 1), one descriptus (No. 13 of Table 1), and the remaining 15 manuscripts named the fragmentary tradition of Mappæ.

At the same time, much criticism has been voiced about such reforms jeopardising the fundamental humanist traditions in teaching, based on beliefs about non-instrumental values of education.

I'm ashamed because honoring your guest is a fundamental Islamic tradition, a cultural norm that they violated.

However, he added: "A lot of folks from a fundamental unionist tradition are simply asking themselves would direct rule not be better.

Education meets traditions Fundamental to UNICEF's child-friendly schools initiative is the integration of traditional life and education.

Either way, the spiritual lesson of the episode is fundamental to both traditions.

The following three manuscripts belong only to the Compositiones Lucenses tradition: they are fundamental witnesses of the tradition, two of these include large amounts of text units, and two are very old.