Sentence examples for tradition relations from inspiring English sources

While some theorists like to claim that rap is a direct desendant of the West African griot tradition, relations between Malian rappers and griots have been strained, especially in recent years.

These deal with travel, play, gambling, love, fate, literary tradition, the relations between the generations, action and inaction, just as do his philosophical writings.

The left's tradition in relation to fascism and racism has precisely been one of explanation, not mere demonisation.

"In Wales, we've got a fantastic and rich tradition in relation to children's rights.

It would be a disservice to deny our military the teaching of this biblically-grounded tradition in relation to nuclear doctrine-whether by omission or misrepresentation.

The symphony orchestra has had definite traditions in relation to orchestration.

In many traditions, this relation and these concerns are expressed in terms of one's relationship with or attitude toward gods or spirits; in more humanistic or naturalistic forms of religion, they are expressed in terms of one's relationship with or attitudes toward the broader human community or the natural world.

The proposed framework is grounded on three epistemological traditions in relation to learning: Behaviorism (knowledge is gained through experiences), Cognitivism (knowledge is negotiated through experience and thinking) and Constructivism (knowledge is constructed).

This could be partly due to different cultural traditions in relation to having a disease.

The Eleventh Tradition continues: "Public relations are important to A.A. Good public relations save lives.

There is a long tradition in transatlantic relations of allowing mutually burdensome trade illiteracy to flourish in its own separate domain.