Sentence examples for tradition structure from inspiring English sources

"I find more and more, for their tuition dollars, families want tradition, structure and the three R's," she said.

"In order for fast charging to work, all these have to be totally redesigned because the tradition structure was focused on fast discharge, but there was no symmetry," he said, referring to getting a charge to the battery in the first place.

The school nurses expressed difficulties with the charting of social and mental health issues, due to lack of time, tradition, structure of the journal, and ethical considerations [ 31, 43].

The interaction between these three traditions structures the contemporary discussion of wartime issues, at the same time as it fuels fascinating debate about them.

Other countries have their (equally silly) traditions structured around foundational revolutions and written constitutions, which inscribe "the people" into the heart of politics.

This sketch — the friction between development and tradition, social structure and aspiration — provides a human-level look at a major global shift.

A second limitation was that the cross-sectional Eurolight survey, while observing variations between countries, could not enquire into the reasons for under-treatment [12] (which might include differences in costs, health-seeking behaviour, culture and tradition, and structure and accessibility of health-care systems).

In keeping with Merina aristocratic tradition, each structure in the compound was given a name.

We argue, therefore, that as CEE countries for quite a long period were characterised by a particular configuration of cultural tradition, social structure and social institutions, their societies underwent a different track in the formulation of gender attitudes then the Western European societies did.

Having wide experience of healthcare systems around the globe, Stevens is not going to let his vision for the NHS be constrained by traditions of structure or professional demarcation.

Classical composers have increasingly been looking outside the European tradition for structures and timbres; consider the cellist Yo-Yo Ma's international Silk Road Project, which has been commissioning works inspired by the centuries of cultural intermingling on the ancient trade route through Asia and the Middle East.