Early Renaissance Italian architects further developed the tradition of rustication, using it effectively to decorate palaces in the 15th century.
Nonprofessional ballroom dance, meanwhile, extended its reach beyond exclusive ballrooms into public cabarets, roof gardens, and open-air dance halls, further democratizing the tradition.
The most important thing about the arbitrators' award may be that it further fractures the tradition of pattern bargaining, under which the city has negotiated basically the same pay deals with all of its unions.
Fellow theologians who followed the Augustinian tradition on this point included Thomas Aquinas and Martin Luther, though Calvin's formulation of the doctrine went further than the tradition that went before him.
"The other great thing about Dai is that as a player and now an experienced and successful coach he undertstands what makes the Barbarians tick and fully respects and furthers the traditions of our club".
Academic skeptics employ various notions of the plausible and the convincing, thus developing further this tradition, albeit no longer with the assumption that different domains require different kinds of theorizing.
The wealth of the Church in Sicily was further enhanced by the tradition of pressing younger children of the aristocracy to enter monasteries and convents, in order to preserve the family estates from division; a large fee, or dowry, was usually paid to the Church to facilitate this, in the form of property, jewels, or money.
His style furthered the blues tradition by salting it with jazz, gospel, country and even Frank Sinatra.
His support of Greek monastic spirituality furthered the ascetic tradition in the Eastern church.
