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Workplaces all over the UK are gearing up for the festive period and all the traditions and customs that come with it.

If it slips into a more authoritarian nationalism, he will be the man who snuffed out Russia's attempt to escape its autocratic traditions.

Regional cuisine as a style is an expression of its own geographical and cultural context as well as its culinary traditions.

It was a time when young men and women began to change some of the traditions of their parents and grandparents.

There's tremendous traditions, there's secrecy, and I'm trying to use a very scientific approach.

Laura and I are pleased to welcome all of you, here for one of Washington's great traditions, the lighting of the National Christmas Tree.

Luciano Marabese, who invented the dispenser, said he did so out of concern that fear of swine flu was eroding traditions.

This devotion is the reason that the traditions of southern India represent him as celibate (see the anecdote Devotion to his mother).

Other states observe a host of traditions to help see them work through border disputes and express their displeasure with one another.

Tinned food might be sold very cheaply, he said, but Italian traditions of cooking would always be preferred.

The two political traditions are liberty, which is often called freedom, and popular sovereignty, or self-government.

As delineated by Mr. Daly, it was true to the most sacred traditions of melodrama as he found it when he began his career.

In an introspective and personal language, she describes the customs, traditions, a nd ways of life of her Texan Mexican heritage.

He always preferred to see institutions developing out of distinctive national traits and national traditions.

This requires a clear sense of purpose and a plan for passing responsibilities and traditions from one generation to the next.

They might not know, however, about the origins of some of the traditions associated with Independence Day in the United States.

As I said in Cairo, each nation gives life to democracy in its own way, and in line with its own traditions.

Like the great oak tree, they were constant in their traditions, strong in their roots, and ever reaching for the sky.

There must be an openness to inquire , to ask the fundamental questions, to challenge the accepted traditions and values.

Until the late eighteen hundreds, Japan had been a nation with ancient political traditions and little contact with the Western world.

In this connection, called on all Chinese students abroad do not see that there must be a good back-their own national traditions.

Buildings seem to have been thrown up without any planning or respect for the country's ancient traditions.

Livia and I experienced one of those traditions on a high ridge at the edge of a cliff, in a truck driven by a man with a gleam in his eye.

But it is not appropriate to transplant the system totally at present due to its conflicts with the existing theories and traditions.

Since the "central dogma" thesis cuts across traditions, I might as well start with my own.

"Each nation gives life to this principle in its own way, grounded in the traditions of its own people, " he said.

Take a look below to see how it also straddles different cultures, geographies and traditions.

The pub (short for public house) is one of the UK's great traditions and every pub has its own name and a pub sign.

Although kabuki is one of the world's few remaining all-male theatrical traditions, its roots are traced to a woman named Izumo no Okuni.

The significance of the topic had gradually been bound into a singular form of ethics, under restraint of the feudal traditions.

The main performances of these traditions are the popularity, unity and fight spirit and close to actual politics.

Defying one of the oldest political traditions, the Arizona senator is winning by gruffly refusing to tell people what they want to hear.

The point is simple, if extraordinarily difficult for those of us proud of our traditions to accept: this democracy no longer works.

To me, religion has always been belief in God, with the whole complex of dogmas, rituals, traditions and ideals that go with it.

Unlike the Serpent, whose imagination had acted through his traditions until he was ready to perceive an artificial in a natural stillness.

The Filipino character is actually a little bit of all the cultures put together, yet deeply rooted in Asian traditions and values.

Despite his patrician upbringing, proud family traditions, and hard work, Melville found himself in poverty with no college education.

In healing traditions around the world, pregnancy and the ability to conceive are an overall reflection of a woman's total health.

Today the world has turned into a global village in which different spiritual traditions interact with one another in our daily lives.

And yet many of these same countries also have strong egalitarian political traditions that still strike a popular chord.

Some in a lighter-hearted way, like Keeping the Faith, you know, how you come from old world traditions. . .

The degree to which images and icons need to be changed also depends on the local culture and traditions.

Over hundreds of years, it has been a thriving commercial center, and regarded as the carrier of Hunan folk customs and traditions.

Hotel with a characteristic style where Norwegian traditions together with modern comfort form a cosy back drop for your stay.

Shows cognitive complexity and flexibility rivaling that of chimps: the species maintains cultural traditions in the wild.

Just as enchanting are the array of different tribes and ethnic traditions, music and costumes as well as languages and dialects.

Cowes Week originated in the 1800's and, with its many traditions, has been part of the British Summer social season for many years.

Since the 20th century, The public service theory of Duguit is one of the two main public traditions.

Those readings put him in touch with the traditions that don't sugarcoat death, that don't diminish pain and loss and horror.

But if you show respect to their family and traditions, it can say a lot about how much you love a person!

Land, on which Native Americans live for generations, is a symbol of clan identity and a carrier of traditions and culture.

Every nation has its gastronomical language, closely linked to its own culture and all those culinary traditions need to be preserved.

Rather was it a complicated structure of traditions, ritual and folkways that dictated to men their behaviors.

Just record in a journal your memories of the traditions, even the small ones that the family used to have.

In all the religious and spiritual traditions of humanity personal atonement is possible, in fact, a prerequisite for spiritual growth.

Giving people gifts is one of the most wonderful traditions, as it shows generosity and caring. Until it becomes commercialized.

During these long summer visits he had soaked himself in the traditions and customs of the place.

However, Aboriginal culture stresses traditions and ceremonies as a foundation for developing relationships with the child.

In other instances they were seen as a sister and brother or two angels , then within later Christian traditions, as Adam and Eve .

Gaelic is the longest-standing language used in Scotland and can boast one of the richest song and oral traditions in Europe.

The old ways became traditions for a reason, Kettara. They were at the core of orc society until your people decided to embrace change.

The new law is being x seen as the beginning of the end for one of countries the country's most x change ancient traditions.

With the lighting of the National Christmas Tree, we observe one of the great traditions of our nation's capital.

China should have its own traditions, its own ways, but should not view this [democratic system] as alien to its own cultural values.

In other words, the Christian church incorporated local Irish, Scottish, and Welsh pagan traditions into one of its own holy days.

Because purchases the net friend are also quite many, therefore the group buys net's oral traditions to be very important.

Faced with the long history and traditions of Italian soccer, he didn't attack as fiercely as he did in the group matches.

To understand true values, you must begin to doubt, to be critical of the traditions, the authority, in which your mind has been trained.

Just as our religious traditions are dynamic, so is the very idea of the United States.

Either way there is no doubt that her remarkable synthesis of western occultism and eastern traditions became a foundation for the New Age.

These orca are trying to hold on to dying traditions.

That is one of the old traditions in India, highly regarded, respected, he withdrew from his family, went into the forest to meditate.

Why would you say that ? The settlers to America came from countries all over the world and must have brought their traditions with them .

And the epithet began to be handled through habit, by virtue of scholastic traditions and not through living poetic feeling.

Do you think it easy to break traditions?

The Caribbean people accepted her as one of them. They spoke with her freely, even about religious traditions.

Others blamed traditions that put value on the lives of family and friends but did not extend the same concern to strangers.

This culture promotes commercial consumption, unbridled materialism and a "don't-fence-me-in" attitude toward traditions and restraint.

Although war caused great loss to this country, its cultural traditions did not perish.

In a deeper sense, the traditions of science, reason and experience, are constrained by the new form of reason-technological reason.

An understanding of this point is helpful for us to discover the vividness aspects of our cultural traditions instead of a dying heritage.

foreign policy and historical and cultural traditions postulate that China will inevitably adopt such a national defense policy.

The new law is being seen as the beginning of the end for one of the country's most ancient traditions.

I was advancing in Judaism beyond many Jews of my own age and was extremely zealous for the traditions of my fathers.

Is there no way to be an elegant royal wedding guest without adopting any of these unfortunate traditions?

That process may be very painful. But sometimes we have to throw off our old habits, memories and traditions.

We approach these issues in a spirit of mutual respect for the traditions, values, and interests of the United States and China.

We must not suppress the force of this mounting exegetical data, even if it means we must rethink cherished traditions.

In general terms, rest assured most posters here are as proud of their respective home, culture, history and traditions as you are of yours.

Its location and rich cultural traditions make it one of the hottest tourist destinations in North Africa today.

Taking pictures of your kids in the act of their traditions not only is great fun, but it preserves them for future generations as well.

Where, within the rich diversity of its own traditions, each nation is free to follow its own path towards progress.

We get used to living with contradictions and there are several reasons for this: traditions crumble, and with them cultural identities.

Keeping traditions Guests are welcomed by a Bhutanese traditional song of greeting as they arrive at the hotel in the capital Thimphu.

Guidance director Lin Hsien-mu teaches the children Paiwan customs and traditions.

Meanwhile, we wish to rectify some biased concepts that have persisted long due to religious, cultural and ideological traditions.

Black is one of the traditional Halloween colors, probably because Halloween festivals and traditions took place at night.

The number of vegetarian and vegan communities is growing as a result of the proliferation of non-Western spiritual traditions here.

Thus, every place, with its own legends and tales, has its traditions and customs passed on from generation to generation.

Celebrations and traditions hold a special place in a nation.

In the long run, traditions and rituals tend to help sustain happiness and family bonds.

As a private university that accepts no federal funds, Bob Jones was free to cling to its old southern traditions longer than most.

Our mission is to contribute to the creation of a leadership culture consistent with Europe's finest moral and intellectual traditions .

Eating yuanxiao (sweet dumplings made with glutinous rice flour) is one of the special traditions of Lantern Festival.

It is organic, across our religious, spiritual, and ethical traditions, and yet it transcends them.

Once among his own kind , he is initiated into his Garou tribe and taught the purpose and traditions of his people .

There's a realisation that English food comes from traditions to be valued and also offers up some of the best dishes in the world.

And I advanced in Judaism beyond many contemporaries in my race, being more abundantly a zealot for the traditions of my fathers.

Hollie Jones says the children always ask lots of questions about the traditions of other families.

In the previous parts the great religions traditions have been dealt with separately, in their particular social and historical background.

Multicultural America has always been adept at adapting and combining the cultural traditions imported by its immigrants.

Ailin's father is one such man to perceive that the traditions that have preserve the power of the Chinese empire will not last much longer.

There are ancient traditions about this and modern Indian Christians still trace their church back to the Apostle Thomas.

Like most witches here, he melds European and native traditions in his work, a special brew of occultism he learned from his uncle.

The reason why develop the TCM is to promote the progress of the human medicine through the mutual exchange of different medical traditions.

Various definitions of miracle are considered from the point of view of both Christianity and the religious traditions of China.

This focuses on regional specialities and is somewhat more rustic in nature. Local produce and food traditions are the main focus.

Mindfulness is at the root of Buddhism, Taoism, and many Native-American traditions, not to mention yoga.

Yeah, the torch relay also symbolizes the close link between the great traditions of the ancient and modern Olympic Games.

"Oral traditions are a very efficient means of tsunami education, " Day said.

But I existed in a world apart, a special realm whose mission and identity depended on preserving the time-honored traditions of the past.

One of Australia's great strengths is its robust and cohesive society which embraces a wide range of cultural and religious traditions.

Each of these three traditions are strongly represented in France, with each having its supporters and specialist restaurants.

Bullfighting is one of Spain's long-standing traditions that might seem quite different from the ways of the modern world.

While some of the information might strike you as mundane or even silly, events and traditions are always covered in those publications.

Colleges often say no to those who donate solely for commercial publicity, as it may affect the independence and traditions of the college.

The fact is we are Chinese and have been brought up in Chinese traditions and values.

Take pictures, keep mementos and create unique family traditions that you can share with your kids even after they've grown.

8You have let go of the commands of God and are holding on to the traditions of men.

Both are family-run companies, and that should help them respect one another s traditions, says Bains Mr. Rouse.

Perhaps the SVR is proud of upholding these traditions, but the U. S. intelligence services should be forgiven for not feeling envious.

Celebrationsand traditions hold a special place in a nation.

It has managed to preserve established traditions while absorbing new customs, traditions, and ideas from invaders and immigrants.

Although not opposed to business, the major faith traditions have tried to counterbalance some of the abuses of capitalism.

Its unique, remarkably well-preserved townscape illustrates a key stage in the blending of these two distinct cultural traditions.

As a result, they try to break with established traditions. What do they do to get more out of Christmas?

Kyoto is a symbol of Japan's transformation into a nation that values its freedom and respects its traditions.

But the great thing about its size is the number of opportunities, extracurricular activities, clubs, traditions, people, etc.

Access to high officials (usually at a majlis, or public audience) and the right to petition them directly are well-established traditions.

Disciples from different parts of the world presented dances , songs , dramas and music symbolic of their various traditions .

And modern Muslims, including rather conservative ones, have been quite imaginative in rereading some of Islam's legal and penal traditions.

When you document your traditions you can be as simple or as elaborate as you wish.

Speaking of holiday traditions, children will grow up to pass the same special gifts onto their own children.

Huang Bo-he, a scholar of folk traditions, argues that Chinese have always been rather inclined to the number three.

A ruined capital, or two, lies buried in most of its 34 provinces, and each has left its trace in the languages and traditions of today.

Special trucks brought us food and grass for the animals on the collective farm, but it's better to have returned to our traditions.

The traditional French menu is usually more than 12 dishes, which is under the customs and traditions of a rich feast.

He had a narrow set of friends and a firm set of traditions.

According to Western traditions, a bride will wear something new, something old, something borrowed and something blue on her wedding day.

Spanish boats, following the traditions of the medieval Basques, fish all over the world.

Chapter 3 concerns the beliefs, traditions, and values that underpin the United States' representative democracy and its economy.

We shall uphold the Party's traditions from the BEST period of the last several decades -- hard work and prudent action.

They believed traditions were equal to God's Word. They were often regarded as shining examples of religious devotion and of holy living.

This hidden danger has to do with thought forms perpetuated by some of your major religions and spiritual traditions.

Every country has its own age-old traditions and rules of etiquette which are suited to its people.

Chinese from many different parts of the world come here for a taste of their old traditions.

The art of inscribed board, couplet and inscription is an important embodiment of the fine Chinese cultural traditions in classical gardens.

Communists have no right to invoke Socialist traditions.

I'd like to call upon scholars to explore the compassionate theme in their own and in other people's traditions.

Contracts are not easy to enforce because of different legal traditions and few judges with knowledge of international legal practice.

Do you know which of these traditions happens at which festival?

There are visible signs that some of the time-honored old traditions and values are no longer cherished by the young people.

Over the five centuries after European arrival, transplanted European building traditions were gradually reshaped and redefined.

These traditions continue at the company where workers amble about the offices in jeans and casual shirts.

I hadn't met many Russian people but I had an intense love for their country and traditions and was passionate about art and literature.

The local people probably taught them their traditions, and the Caucasians most likely introduced them to their way of life as well.

Obi-Wan Kenobi, Padme Amidala and Anakin Skywalker were found guilty of espionage and sentenced to be executed as per Geonosian traditions.

Repin Institute preserved traditions of realistic drawing and painting through all years of changes of 20th century.

It is commonly believed that the church chose this date in an effort to adopt and absorb the traditions of the pagan Saturnalia festival.

Nor does it embody British traditions of concern for the quality of what is built and of what is added to the street scene by development.

The pavilion paints its steel structure white, to represent the sailing traditions of the country and to help keep the pavilion cool.

They have little desire to replace traditions of hard work and thrift with a flabby welfare dependency.

The extinction of one language equals to the extinction of a national culture and its traditions.

He is the German nation's living link with the proud traditions of bearded old Alfred von Tirpitz, father of the blue-water Navy.

A hostess could invite her friends inhere, but according to traditions she had no right to send them away.

In the older Liberated Areas, it is a simple matter for the peasants with traditions of struggles to divide the land.

Later traditions'believed that misers would assume the form of dragons by constantly gloating over their treasure.

Under him, there was a council of 4 Ministers, namely the Bendahara, who controlled the military, defence, and royal customs and traditions.

It is hoped that the children will carry on our family traditions.

They have varied cultural traditions and form meaningful, lasting relationships, just as humans do.

The film has been called "Dickensian" -- and freely borrows from Indian film traditions, right down to its closing dance number.

The new ambassador represents represent the best traditions of his country.

This discipline seeks to discover, analyze, and preserve the artistic folk traditions of a particular region or ethnic group.

Nevertheless, the visitor will not find it hard to locate the spots where the ancient traditions have sited the Agony and arrest of Jesus.

Besides, students will have more insight into the customs and traditions of countries from around the world.

Understanding the diversity of cultures and traditions in one another's past can enhance a marriage relationship.

The Devas hold a similar place in relation to God as angels do in Judaeo- Christian traditions.

From whatever country one comes as a student one cannot escape the influence of the Cambridge traditions-and they go back so far!

To me, being Armenian doesn't symbolize an all inclusive club where only one set of traditions are observed and one language spoken.

Traditions are reflections of the beliefs, superstitions and personality of a family.

Oromo who resettled in the United States have adapted ancient coffee traditions in indigenous, Christian, and Muslim contexts.

Be sure to document through pictures and journaling those new traditions you and your family have created.

But it really did shock me that Italians, with their strong Catholic traditions, would also ask these questions.

And profited in the Jews' religion above many my equals in mine own nation, being more exceedingly zealous of the traditions of my fathers.

These hasty marriage arrangements were made to maintain the strong cultural an social traditions of the times.

"I worry that we're eroding some critically important traditions in a way that's potentially very dangerous, " he says.

The Garter - The symbolism of the garter can trace its origin to the convergence of two totally unrelated traditions.

In all the various spiritual traditions of the world there exists some belief in some form of divinity to whom we express our adoration.

You are free to look at their traditions the way you want but have no right to criticise.

Traditions, like the houses themselves, remain intact.

The protest was the latest clash between age-old traditions and the new sensibilities made possible by China's growing affluence.

and, to better understand China's English education traditions, related studies about missionary schools should not be neglected.

While we adults tried to make sacred memories out of Easter traditions, a 3-year-old made a sacred moment for us.

This model completely ignores established advertising traditions and does not involve (in most cases) an advertising agency.

Traditions say that it has been celebrated since the year 98 AD.

From generation to generation folk ensembles and singers try and keep up the authentic Russian music traditions alive.

The Second Bangkok International Airport is designed to be rich in symbolic images of the Thai people and their traditions.

As they show in their own words on the following pages, both men embody the great traditions of American patriotism.

those craft traditions make it into the lives of a much broader public.

The meaning of these items, their use and manufacture will differ among traditions and individuals.

The festival showcases the diversity of the APA community, as well as ways traditions are being preserved and also transformed.

I hope you are able to gather with family and friends to renew your bonds and rejoice in the rich cultural traditions of the season.

An Australia rising to new heights while preserving our great traditions of a fair go and pulling together in times of adversity.

Grosso represents the long history and traditions of Italian soccer, he's not fighting alone at this moment! He's not alone!

Besides the incommensurability of different traditions, ethnocentrism often makes a dialogue between different traditions merely nominal.

Another of our traditions is a sound set of principles governing Party activities.

It was not in keeping with the traditions of the navy to give this lad a deep six in the darkness of midnight. (H. M. Forgy).

These traditions have exerted a profound impact on the values and way of life of the Chinese people today, and on China's road of advance.

For a century and a half you have defended, guarded, and protected its hallowed traditions of liberty and freedom, of right and justice.

Every country has its own legal traditions, which determines a certain range of legal forms are applicable sources of law.

China and South Korea location adjacent, close to historical and cultural traditions, economic structure complement each other.

Geographical differences, linguistic barriers, and the wish to preserve local cultural traditions acted in the opposite sense.

In American Indian traditions, a story has at least two purposes.

The Smithsonian Folklife Festival honors cultural traditions from across America and around the world.

She won't be the only American of Arab heritage fusing food traditions with Thanksgiving meals.

With many traditions, beliefs, and customs, the game has become known as a game played by gentlemen.

The traditions of common law entrusts with judge's special status, also enable judge to have the condition to establish the new system.

The wall carvings show the traditions and daily life of Egyptians.

counts science as the occupant of truth, which holds discourse hegemony of ideology, suppresses the cultural traditions other than Science.

In many traditions of the African Diaspora, the crossroads is a sacred space where the mortal and spirit worlds overlap.

being part of the traditions of a country or group of people The traditional breakfast in this area includes bacon and eggs.

Russian fencers inherited the best traditions of the Soviet fencing school, including the Olympic triumphs.

The town was settled by Bavarian Germans in the eighteen hundreds. It has kept its traditions alive in buildings and restaurants.

So why are these traditions so ingrained in Easter Sunday? And what do they have to do with the resurrection of Jesus? Well, nothing.

For each, food is a powerful vessel of shared traditions, a direct pipeline into the soul of a community.

The rites of Passover, and the traditions of Easter, have been marked by people in every corner of the planet for thousands of years.

Ainu people are part of Japanese people. They certainly do have the right to pass on their own language, customs, and traditions.

Many Japanese say that hunting and eating whales are part of their traditions and should be allowed.

There has to be a change in traditions and the intellectual climate - which of course is easier said than done.

To work with high precision is one of our traditions.

This reflects people's traditional culture, dating back and return of reflecting the traditions of emotional communication.

But critics of national standards say the idea goes against one of America's oldest traditions -- local control of education.

Christians around the world are taking time to commemorate Holy Week and celebrate Easter with traditions both contemplative and colorful.

In keeping with its mission, the GAA promotes a range of Irish sports and cultural traditions.

Riverwind and I were kept apart by the traditions of our people.

The horse still plays a vital role in Argentine country life; the nation has one of the world's great equestrian traditions.

It is inspired by the historic traditions of cultural exchange along the ancient trade route, the Silk Road, which connected East and West.

Pedagogy needs research tradition provided by anthropology, but it is heterogeneous among various anthropological research traditions.

Today's homework: Write an English letter to Peter asking something about traditions and typical food in London. 0. 5minute.

Previous countries had been based on common traditions and a collective identity.