by tradition

By tradition, the young bride is expected to live at home until puberty, when a second ceremony transfers her to her husband.

But it actually referred more politically to all of the male citizens, and in Greek cities, by tradition, only men were citizens of a city.

By tradition, kingship has passed between brothers of one generation of the Al Saud family before descending to the next.

To gain the legality of "new poetry" in outer surroundings, the largest barrier is the great shadow thrown by tradition of classical poetry.

As a result, Beijing opera performances are generally only attended by the poor and elderly, attracted by tradition and cheap ticket prices.

By tradition, the leader of the majority party is appointed Prime Minister by the Sovereign in the United Kingdom.

Medical doctors are, by tradition, expected to be incorruptible.

But habits ingrained by tradition can be hard to break.

A system holding that all knowledge is derived from original divine revelation and is transmitted by tradition.

Now that the congratulations have been made, I'm obliged by tradition to give you some sagely advice.

Are the nations that lag bogged down by tradition, stultifying central control, or a culture of bureaucratic impediments?

By tradition, in this case, I simply mean something that you do on a regularly scheduled basis.

an outlet for healthy and unhampered action; a priest unhampered by scruple; the new stock market was unhampered by tradition.

Young people, unshackled by tradition, are leading the charge away from old stereotypes.

Closely linked are norms, expectations of how people ought to behave, bound by tradition.

By tradition all family members on the payroll are expected to meet for lunch on Thursdays.

A bad usage can spread by tradition and imitation even among people who should and do know better.

At the time, 1986, the education establishment was dominated by tradition, theories, and ideology.

The effort has been worldwide, "because by tradition and footprint we are a global organisation" .

Generations of women in this region were enslaved by poverty, by religion and by tradition.

By tradition, a Weequay wears a braided topknot on one side of his or her head.

In most primitive societies, their form is dictated by tradition, and they are thought to have supernatural power.

They are shepherds by tradition but now depend on tourists for much of their income.

Among tribal people all knowledge inherited by tradition.

Millions of poor Indians are considered criminal by tradition.

He scrupulously abode by tradition but favoured reform.

By tradition, the whole family will have jiaozi together.

The speaker is, by tradition, elected unopposed.

When this movement is blocked by authority, by tradition, by fear, there is decay, deterioration.

People play practical jokes on April Fools' Day by tradition.

We Chinese people are peace loving both in history and by tradition.

If you're not bound by tradition, you can step back and ask if there is a better way of doing something.

BY TRADITION Brazil invests little and saves less.

By tradition, throwing a shoe is the most insulting act in the Arab world.

In the West, women by tradition wear white dresses when they get married.

By tradition, the king gives land to thelandless and timber for house-building.

By tradition, people play jokes on April.

That was added by tradition. Who began the tradition?

on the other hand, some of female writers influenced by tradition, still treat women as men's subordinate.

Because they know that by tradition no Sicilian can refuse a request on his daughter's wedding day.

Among the people whom we like to call savages all knowledge inherited by tradition is shared by all;

Millions of poor Indians are considered criminal by tradition. Most are nothing of the sort

By tradition, the food of the angels and the blessed in heaven;

The Northwesterners are by tradition good Horsemen and Cavalrymen

But that is very difficult, because by tradition, by occupation, by tendency, we are conditioned to a particular pattern of action;

choose a new and effective way to do sth instead of being bound by tradition

Don't Be Bound by Tradition