Sentence examples for traditional attachment from inspiring English sources

"It's not traditional attachment parenting, and it does bother me," she tells me.

While perceived by some as trendy, Mau has a staunchly traditional attachment to the printed page.

Where he was entirely wrong, however, was to claim that the BBC upheld 'its traditional attachment to impartiality' in its coverage of Iraq..

"Given Germany's outsized influence on the E.U., it shakes the foundations of Europe when the Berlin government seems adrift and bereft of its traditional attachment to the European project," Mr. Kupchan wrote on the Web site CFR.org.

For the haredim, the ultra-Orthodox, who believe that the Jews should return to their Biblical homeland only after the appearance of the mashiach, the Messiah, Zionism was a threat, even an apostasy, which ran counter to the traditional attachment to Jewish law.

He suggested that "rapid pursuit of the monetary construction of Europe the only solution".Mr Genscher, to some people's surprise, given Germany's traditional attachment to an independent monetary policy, replied that "a European currency area and a European central bank" could indeed represent an advance, provided that the central bank was constructed along strict Bundesbank lines.

Says Google, that's 400 times larger than what you can send with traditional attachments.

Two cross-sectional surveys were conducted in February 2007: one within the peri-urban area of Isiolo town and the other in the pastoral rangelands of the County where the pastoral camel production system is practised and where traditional attachments to socio-cultural roles of camels remain strong.

At the time there were about 400 formal traditional owners, among 1,000 people with traditional attachments to the land; some lived on the station, but others were elsewhere in the region, including in the nearby towns of Tennant Creek and Elliott.

The traditional Tory attachment to the union no longer stirs the grassroots, says the MP, who during his hunt for a seat earned his loudest cheer by asking why the English could not declare independence from Scotland.Mr Salmond rejects such talk.

The transfer of knowledge and representation of good practices among actors are still needed, in particular because of bad experiences in the past (i.e. enforced and environmentally unfriendly projects) and the traditional emotional attachment to land among land owners.