Sentence examples for traditional behaviour from inspiring English sources

The result, as one of the cited studies puts it, is to "increase the riskiness of traditional behaviour or introduce new and inexperienced players".

I think that perhaps Diane, as a black woman with a son, was talking a little bit about the way in which the traditional behaviour of certain guys is under scrutiny.

In a discussion in the margins a general officer of the Pakistan army said, "Do you mean that changing traditional behaviour in my country towards women is part of your mission?" Without batting an eye the US Marine commander, known as the "warrior monk", replied "Yes, absolutely".

This became the beginning of the end of the woman I had been; a woman who had defied oppression, who had never confined herself to stereotypes, suddenly in a position where she was expected to conform to traditional behaviour associated with Pakistani political wives and first ladies.

Unfortunately, one of its resonances reaches back deep into the last century, when another western woman came to India and attacked the traditional behaviour of its men in a book that outraged many Indians, not least the politicians who, 20 years later, would become the country's governing class.

Based on the resulting characteristics of the items in this group, and considering the similar result found by de Barcellos et al. (2012), this new factor was named "Traditional and Moral Values" representing more a traditional behaviour.

Many public health practitioners and health economists interested in public health are realising that emphasis is shifting from traditional behaviour-change interventions towards interventions that aim to change physical environments and social norms and that might need government legislation.

For people to abandon traditional behaviours, such behaviours must be delegitimized while alternative ones need to gain acceptance.

Finally, midwives had to be accepted by communities if they were to change traditional behaviours and improve health outcomes.

The relationship between ethnicity and FGM/C is however quite complex and the break from, or maintenance of, traditional behaviours requires further investigation [ 24, 47].

We found extensive evidence that even where people had an option to use a household latrine, many were reluctant to adopt latrine use habits and instead chose to continue their traditional behaviours to defecate under the open sky.