Sentence examples for traditionally take part from inspiring English sources
"We have created a grassroots programme that takes dodgeball to non-traditional sporting environments and starts to engage with people who don't traditionally take part in sport," says World Dodgeball Association president Tom Hickson.
Russians, young and old, traditionally take part in snow sledding or go for winter walks.
The Grand Challenges program seeks to engage creative minds across scientific disciplines - including those who have not traditionally taken part in health research - to work on solutions that could lead to breakthrough advances for those in the developing world.
Fernández Marugán rejected the argument put forward by the ministry, led by María Dolores de Cospedal, based on a 2017 ruling that members of the armed forces are authorised "to take part in celebrations of a religious nature in which the military traditionally takes part".
In an unprecedented way, it allowed vast sums of money to go into the real estate market from people who traditionally did not take part in it.
Haredi women traditionally do not take part in politics, but now a group of Haredi women, The Mothers' List, is seeking representation in the Jerusalem council.
This is due to "sports vacations", a week at the beginning of March when children are traditionally encouraged to take part in winter sports.
While the likes of Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls showcase women succeeding in their careers, books like The Good Guys show boys it is OK to take part in traditionally non-masculine pursuits.
After court battles inaugurated a decade ago by feminists in the village, women who are married, divorced or over 35 -- a group traditionally excluded from participation -- will take part in the play.
Over the centuries there have been attempts by women to take part in what has traditionally been a masculine art.
Between 1290 and 1300, new laws restricted the right to take part in the government to families traditionally performing magistrate's duties.
