On Rochereau's desk is a vial on which, in keeping with tradition, a label records that it contains "the soil of Flanders on which our dear child fell and which has kept his remains for four years".
"As I look around the room, I am reminded that it is a long way from the public-housing projects of Atlanta to the presidency of Alfalfa," Jordan said in his remarks, which, in keeping with capital tradition, were labelled "off the record," then extensively reported anyway.
Shops patronized by pot smokers have a long tradition of labeling their pipes and vaporizers "for tobacco use only".
Lenoir (1982) discusses in detail various 19th century accounts that combine reductionist and non-reductionist ideas, especially the research tradition he labels "teleomechanism".
Commonly referred to simply as "Yagan", the cultivar is named for Yagan, continuing a tradition of labelling Western Australian grain cultivars after historic people of Western Australia.
Mr. Crean, who also was schooled in French traditions, just labels it red wine sauce.
Elsewhere, some of the other whites are also made with the Vin Jaune method of aging the wines under a "voile," or screen, of yeast; often these wines bear the label "tradition".
The modern label tradition in Ghent begins in the late 1980s with Renaat Vandepapaliere, a wiry provocateur with a bone to pick with the dance world.
The modern label tradition in Ghent begins in the late 1980s with Renaat Vondepapaliere, a wiry provocateur with a bone to pick with the dance world.
He said that no one should get special meals, that boys and girls should swim together, and, controversially, that meat that was butchered to be halal in the Muslim tradition should be labeled that way.
