Sentence examples for traditional connection from inspiring English sources

If indigenous Australians could demonstrate a traditional connection to their land, and as long as the land had not been sold to anyone else or affected by acts of government, native title could be claimed.In the current case, the traditional connection of the Larrakia to the land seems clear.

What he means, though, it seems from reading some of his most recent comments, is that German orchestras in the first half of the 20th century brought a natural pathos and a traditional connection to their playing of Wagner.

As employment consistently failed to respond, some analysts ventured that the economy must be growing more slowly than was generally believed while others argued that the traditional connection between economic advancement and job growth had broken down.

Gossip has seduced all kinds of scholars to study it, from evolutionary biologists, who argue that it is a survival tool, to feminist literary critics, who argue that it is often denigrated because of its traditional connection with women.

But when House Republicans severed the traditional connection, arbitrary but politically effective, between farm subsidies and food stamps, it briefly seemed like they were looking for an opportunity to put libertarian populist principle into practice, by separating both outlays in order to trim or reform both separately.

✒ Congratulations to the Times's business editor Ian King, whose appointment as the successor to Jeff Randall (who made his name on the Sunday Times) at Sky News confirmed that the traditional connection between the Murdoch empire's press and telly wings has not been weakened by their separation last year.

Walter Benjamin, the great Marxist critic, hailed its rupture of traditional connections as revolutionary.

They played on traditional connections between femininity, motherhood and work, Fisher writes, arguing in interviews with her that being a woman made them good at analysing stocks: "They would tell me, 'Women have a lot more respect for the concept of risk.

But it criticizes Nora's tendency to romanticize pre-modern 'memory', suppress narrative and depoliticize traditional connections with the past.

In rocking timber structures, the traditional connections such as nailplates may need to be replaced by damping devices to provide the required lateral resistance and dissipate the seismic energy.

Due to the two-way actions in the deck panels of the new system, the negative bending moments at the transverse connections as well as the longitudinal connections, especially near the supports on the top of the girders, might be a problem for the traditional connections developed for full-depth precast deck systems.