Sentence examples for traditions operate from inspiring English sources

Though Hindustani music predates jazz by centuries, stemming to the Mughal courts of medieval north India, Iyer believes links between musical traditions operate on a primal level.

So figure we've got at least half a millennium's worth of comic traditions operating here.

Both the Internet and oral tradition operate via navigation through webs of options; both depend upon multiple, distributed authorship; both work through rule-governed processes rather than fossilized texts; and both ultimately derive their strength from their ability to change and adapt.

The college did not become a Catholic institution, like Notre Dame or Boston College, but a college "in the Catholic tradition," operating with fewer church restrictions.

Second-generation owners Rick and Ed Roche carry on the family tradition, operating Roche Bros. with a passion for great food and great customer service.

I loved that instead of the linear narrative designed to developing pianistic skills — starting with Czerny études and moving ever upward toward grotesque Lisztian showmanship — the choral tradition operated in a series of interlocking cycles based on the liturgical year, with the music and the musicians playing a role in a larger drama.

These specialists have different training paths, professional bodies and research traditions, and operate in different NHS settings, leading to relatively little collaboration between specialties.

Other companies, with different traditions and operating environments, may well follow other paths to achieve equitable treatment of men and women.

This month's trial only intensified that debate when members of the defense team offered an unusual legal defense: rather than focusing on the argument that the Roma are forced to resort to crime because of poverty and discrimination, it claimed that in some cases they were simply following age-old Roma traditions and generally operate outside the norms of society in "the style of the Middle Ages".

The Senate, by tradition, has operated on negotiated agreements and unanimous consent to move legislation from one parliamentary stage to another.

Part ritual, part tradition, the operating principle every four years is to put on a good face and welcome the new administration with respect and excruciating good manners.