Not only had he doubled the navy's fighting strength, but he had given it what it had never possessed before and what it never again lost a great administrative tradition of order, discipline, and service.
Once, Songkran was at the heart of Thai traditions of order, respect for hierarchy, gentleness and control of the passions -- mixed with playfulness and a high regard for pleasure.
He said that Alberta had chosen the "best of Canada's heritage a combination of American enterprise and individualism with the British traditions of order and co-operation" while Canada "appears content to become a second-tier socialistic country led by a second-world strongman appropriately suited for the task".
It is only because Rwandans have such a long tradition of obeying orders that any gacaca sessions take place at all (a tradition that also helps to explain the genocide itself).On January 1st, Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame, undermined the gacaca system by announcing the release on bail of 40,000 prisoners who had confessed to crimes related to the genocide.
Nearly every day, two sisters hit the streets and beg in the tradition of the order.
Iraq's forces were in a shambles, but the country had a tradition of military order.
A problem easily solved, however: France has a long tradition of ignoring orders from Brussels, and the commission has no troops.
There's no tradition of monastic orders in Islam; instead, for one month out of every year, every observant Muslim becomes an ascetic.
Where did it get twisted that only people who pay $25,000 should get a certain type of education?" There is a tradition of religious orders, like the Jesuits, establishing private schools that made inculcating Catholic values part of their mission along with serving the children of the wealthy.
