Sentence examples for traditions of working from inspiring English sources

Max Boot ("Send the State Department to War," Op-Ed, Nov. 14) concludes that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's efforts "to reorient the State Department" will not succeed because of State Department traditions of working with "established" governments rather than with ordinary citizens.

My husband and I have a tradition of working while playing.

However, there is no tradition of working with these principles in Sweden and the programme's redistributional effects need to be taken into account when designing the programme.

Our tradition of working in ways that are best for the department versus for our area or for ourselves.

The Belmont was designed by Briggs designers and made of fiberglass, an anomaly for the Briggs tradition of working in metal.

Church learnt his trade in those same regional theatres, moving from backstage to assistant electrician to stage manager in the time-honoured tradition of "working your way up".

H.P. is betting that customers and developers will welcome a large entrant in the tablet market, especially one with a tradition of working with business customers, unlike Apple.

Jerome ran a more modern, computerized agency, but he upheld the tradition of working with his relatives and forging close bonds with the models themselves.

Traveller Stephanie Bagnall will become the first member of her family to go to university, stepping away from a multigeneration tradition of working at funfairs.

"But the LSO has a tradition of working best with conductors who take an element of risk in the concert hall and that is certainly Gergiev's way.

Greater Manchester has a long and successful tradition of working across 10 constituent local authority areas to support economic growth, infrastructure and prosperity in our communities.