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"The real trick is to maintain tradition while providing novelty."

To others, it was about maintaining traditions, inequality, positions of power and privileges.

Maintaining tradition for tradition's sake was thought to be harmful to progress and development.

What risks are worth taking for the sake of maintaining traditions and natural production methods?

At Catholic schools, the adults are in charge: they maintain tradition and respond quickly to the changing needs of the students.

But then, one has to maintain tradition.

It was first organized in 1956, with the goal so attracting tourism and encouraging youth to maintain traditions.

"How do you blend in, maintain tradition, do your own thing and add to tradition?"

Our job is to maintain tradition, not to let our work go wandering off in whatever direction it might choose."

Most Greek letter organizations maintain traditions, sometimes accompanied by secret rituals, which are generally symbolic in nature.

Later the development of written languages made it easier to maintain traditions of the Taiwanese culture.

I kept the name Dant on the building to maintain tradition.'

"It teaches the children patience and control and focuses their attention on what adults do - an important element in maintaining traditions."

Whatever its history, the assembly is an important way of maintaining traditions and teaching non-Indians about Indian life, organizers said.

They maintain traditions that are similar to both Brahmins and Rajputs.

The Kurds still maintain traditions of descent from Madai.

"Yes, let us maintain tradition."

Criticize the club, if you desire, for maintaining traditions, for sitting at long tables and inheriting a beautiful building with red chairs and paintings.

These roles are not paid in countries of origin; in fact they are seen as part of social order and maintaining tradition and culture.

Maintaining Tradition Here's the vision: Washington Square Park on Christmas Eve.

The Rev St John Froude maintained tradition.

The charter trustees (who consist of the councillor or councillors for the area of the former borough) maintain traditions such as mayoralty.

Hand-knotted rugs maintain tradition in production as does the use of fine Tibetan wool and Chinese silk, but designs are contemporary and challenging.

Aloud I said: "It is not a matter of exercising power, Memsaab Eaton, but of maintaining traditions."

It refers to the permission of education system for practitioners of various Japanese classical martial arts and ways in order to maintain traditions within the ryū.

But we've found a few good men determined to carry on the tradition.

"I have to carry on the tradition and do it myself," she said.

"He was a bachelor with no family to carry on the tradition."

Someone has to carry on the tradition, he said vaguely.

No one knows the identity of the individual who carries on the tradition.

"They're one of the few families carrying on the tradition.

I hope to get a player who will carry on the tradition."

Now retired as a master chief, his son carried on the tradition.

They will protect our name and carry on the traditions we started."

If the new coach manages to carry on the tradition, he gets little credit.

Got to have someone to carry on the tradition.

Some fans still try to carry on the tradition, but they are often hushed by others.

Self strains to carry on the tradition, but the world has changed since 1726.

Mother carried on the tradition in our house and she was a talented musician.

I think she'd be proud of me for carrying on the tradition."

John Francis carried on the traditions of the family as a composer and teacher.

She chose to carry on the tradition of past variety show successes.

Some families have carried on the tradition of volunteering at the fire company for generations.

We carried on the traditions but young ones want to question everything, and maybe they're right.'

Now he, his father and his daughters carry on the tradition.

Though of course now we have three sons instead of two to carry on the tradition.

He would carry on the tradition, but with new emphasis for a new age.

"Mama asked herself the same thing, but she was very happy to see that I've carried on the tradition.

Many ranchers say they worry that their children will not be able to carry on the tradition of running cattle.

And to think his son won't carry on the tradition.'