Sentence examples similar to tradition of activities from inspiring English sources

The town has a long tradition of activity on its green in the town center, but only up to 1,000 people can be accommodated there.

At Universidad Nacional de La Plata, a philosophy of science program continues a tradition of activity in the discipline.

Communal activity Rhondda had a strong tradition of communal activity, exemplified by workmen's halls, miners' institutes and trade unions.

West Virginia has a strong tradition of union activity.

Edgerton says an amateur subculture is nothing new in science and that this applies especially to inventors, where there is an "important tradition" of outsider activity.

One reason why the Tahrir protestors have struggled to articulate a shared political program is that secularists and leftists have no continuous tradition of political activity.

Nord-Pas-de-Calais has a long tradition of industrial activity, centred on industries such as textiles and clothing manufacturing, iron and steel production, and heavy metallurgy and coal mining.

Thus, a pluralistic socio-economic tradition of agriculture marine activities, commerce and handicraft production was well established.

In their view it is the doctor's responsibility to inform people about the importance of being physically active, but there is no tradition of prescribing physical activity.

In 1977 Mr. Brandys helped establish the dissident literary journal Zapis, or Notations, which began a vigorous tradition of underground literary activity lasting until the downfall of Communism in 1989.

Britain has a long and singular tradition of local arts activity, from amateur dramatic societies, choirs and pageants, to the dozens of Fun Palaces that sprang up when Stella Duffy attempted to resurrect Joan Littlewood's visionary concept of a space where communities could gather to celebrate their own culture and creativity.