"In many villages along the Indian border, especially in Jessore and Satkhira districts, women have traditionally walked across without papers, even though the government chooses to ignore this".
For all its wordiness, this play, famously performed in New York in productions starring Robert Duvall (1977) and Al Pacino (1981), has traditionally come across as a fist in the face.
Social work has traditionally worked across interdisciplinary boundaries to ensure that people's needs and aspirations remain at the forefront of decision-making.
Traditionally stripped across the week, Autumnwatch changed its format this year, switching to a weekly show broadcast on Fridays and repeated the following day.
Fianna Fáil's massive following, averaging more than two-fifths of the vote since 1927, has traditionally cut across class divisions, justifying its image as a national movement.
He is lionized by the foreign politicians who pass through Whitehall and held up as a model by most of continental Europe's leaders, who have traditionally gazed across the channel with little interest in adopting the quaint customs of the people who live there.
For example, there are no district general hospitals in mid-Wales so patients have traditionally gone across the border for treatment.
But the season staple isn't without chemical dangers, from pesticides at tree farms to lead and phthalates found in fake plastic versions and on the lights traditionally strung across branches.
There are no rules as such and the productions, while still ostensibly utilising a script, actors and a director, traditionally operate across platforms in some hazy interactive nether-region between the formats of immersive theater, gaming and webisode. .
With the annual rainy season and hunger gap on the horizon – a period when malnutrition traditionally increases across Darfur – UNICFEF has decided to extend its support to these feeding programmes until the end of September to ensure programmes are not interrupted during some of the most critical months of the year.
