Sentence examples for sustaining tradition from inspiring English sources

Legacy preferences are often justified as a way of building loyalty among alumni, sustaining tradition and increasing donations.

Another goal, they said, is to sustain traditions while advancing.

In the pan-Latino bazaar that is the Moore Street Retail Market, Ms. Castro and her mother, Isabel Gil-Rosas, sustain traditions that are centuries old among fellow Mexicans who live here and are too poor or busy to return home, or lack the papers they would need to return here.

Profound taboos sustain traditions of cultural revulsion, which attempt to make women's biology the site of shame".

"There is... a potential of not only marginalising the community but total disruption of a tradition and all sustaining traditional lifestyle developed and nurtured over millennia," the report says.

Although it came with only six months' notice, the offer from Spain seemed a perfect fit for a church that has a long history of supporting the arts, and of sustaining a tradition of ecumenicism.

"This is, for now, our language," Lerer writes, "and if we take liberties by writing on a screen or talking in face time rather than face-to-face, we are sustaining a tradition of a thousand years of re-inventing English".

Sustaining a tradition started in 1878 is one thing; improving on the point is another.

European wines have a built-in historical variety to them that is sustained by tradition, though in many areas of Europe these traditions are threatened.

Our action today sustains that tradition of moral leadership.

He just wants liberals to proceed with caution and protect the social pillars sustained by tradition.