Sentences with phrase «is my tradition of»

«This is really a power grab and it's a phony bill because the whole intention is to take it up to our state supreme court to overturn the constitutionality of the no income tax that has been the tradition of our state, as well as state laws,» Hutchison told CNBC.

The ping of an aluminum baseball bat is not a common sound at Pahokee High School, a place far more known for it's tradition of producing top pro and college football players.

These are traditions of fundamentalist Islamic interpretation that have widespread influence across the Muslim world.

And while it may be wrong to ironize a song - and - dance number that seems intended as a nice send - off for a venerable actor and a semi-venerable character — still one notes that the whole tradition of the musical spectacular is a tradition of lavishly bankrolled excess.

I'm there because I come from that culture, and it's the tradition of my family.

Third, it was the tradition of Christian humanism which led the White Rose to see the essence of the anti-humanism of the Nazis in their disregard for the sanctity of individual human life.

He explained that though it is the tradition of the church, that the Eucharist be served every Sunday, the congregation no more had the right to decide how often the Eucharist would be celebrated than to decide whether it would say the Lord's Prayer.

I have a portrait of an ancestor who lost his land to the Crown because he was a Catholic; there is a tradition of an earlier ancestor who lost his life.

The second is a tradition of «disinterested, artistic enjoyment» that moves beyond the ideological content conveyed by any work of art to an appreciation of the beauty and form of the piece.

And one of the criteria they used to help make this decision was the tradition of the church up to that time.

That Judaism is a tradition of dry, unforgiving legalism while Christianity is a religion of love.

The existence of the body is necessary as is the tradition of the church.

A significant element in the background to the Gospel accounts of Jesus is the tradition of apocalyptic literature in which God has come to be viewed as temporarily absent from the current flow of history.

Childress» argument is an interesting thought experiment, useful if there were no tradition of just war from which contemporary debate on war and morality might take its bearings, but his argument takes no account whatever of that tradition.

This was the tradition of just war in its classic form.

But there was another tradition of political thought also beginning to seep into the American colonies in the early 18th century, one related to Calvinist theology and classical philosophy in curious patterns of attraction and repulsion.

A close Nerbal study of such writings as the Epistle of James, the First Epistle of John, and the ethical sections of most of the Pauline Epistles, is needed to show how deeply embedded in the teaching of the early Church was the tradition of the words of Jesus which gave authority to it all.

This is the tradition of thinking about God with which Hartshorne identified himself.

During his childhood, Beckwith attended Holman United Methodist Church, known for it's tradition of social involvement and commitment to peace and justice issues.

The real fact is the tradition of the Catholic Church who claims to have transferred the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday.

Though it is not explicitly stated in the New Testament that Mary's ancestry is Davidic, this has been the tradition of the church since its inception; and this is the only way satisfactorily to explain the genealogies in Matthew and Luke who both report the virgin birth of Jesus.

There is a tradition of a Christian king of the Villar Vattam family as the temporal ruler of St. Thomas Christians.

More important for Luke, when giving content to the Christ title, was the tradition of the eschatological prophet (Acts 7:37).

But there has been a tradition of philosophical naturalism in this century, stressing organic and processive categories, which seems to have the potential for fruitful interaction with the work of reflective biologists.

Why is the tradition of the early church any better than any other tradition?

(Second ed., Strassburg, 1903) And these traditions, be it observed, were the traditions of legal interpretation or of Bible hermeneutics, for the most part, handed down in schools of Jewish law.

(Note: This post contains affiliate links) At my former workplace back in Singapore, there's a tradition of bringing treats after a vacation abroad as souvenirs for our colleagues.

As is the tradition of communal eating with fingers rather than forks, we tore off a corner of t» ef, using right hand only, and used the spongy bread to pinch some of the w» et and transfer it to the mouth.

It's the tradition of cooking at home, using real ingredients, eating food when it's in season, and preserving it for later.

It has been the tradition of Chelsea since Abrahamovic's era.

That's exactly how it was, you know, and I think that was the tradition of college basketball, or college, period, any sport.

Of course, there's no rule governing how many MNF games an NFL franchise should get and which games should be designated MNF — but still... at least there was a tradition of giving most — possibly all 32 — teams a game.

As is the tradition of the club in recent years, we are supposed to add another marquee player this summer to the likes of Ozil, Sanchez and Cech.

It is a tradition of English football to have that.

Even more remarkable is the tradition of «partible paternity,» in which «primary» fathers share paternal responsibility with other, «secondary» fathers.

At my own child's school, there has been a tradition of «Fun Food Fridays» in which parents bake pre-made chocolate chip cookie dough and sell the cookies every Friday after the last bell rings.

One falsehood about feeding infants that we quickly disavowed was the tradition of feeding the baby a bottle in entirety, and then burping.

There is a tradition of human milk banks in France for the last 70 years and there are now 36 human milk banks that collect, treat and distribute about 70,000 liters of human milk each year.

The work to create free republicans is a pattern of practice as much as it is a tradition of thought, and anonymity is the essence of virtuous republican practice.

In the USA there is a tradition of open debate about national security.

The second strand is the tradition of stakeholder capitalism, epitomised by Will Hutton, alongside writers such as John Kay and John Plender.

Rousseau was a republican who applied these principles to his thinking on the economy, and it is this tradition of economic republicanism that is now being re-examined within academia.

There is a tradition of debates on the role of the state in Liberal politics that stretches back to the 1870s, but by the early 20th century, social liberalism was dominant.

Lehrer then suggested Sanders might be more progressive from the White House than he had to be to represent rural Vermont, where there is a tradition of hunting and support of gun rights.

«The Pope's visit with recipients of Catholic Charities» work, reflects the importance of charity and also recognizes the generosity that is a tradition of the United States.»

Sadly it has never been a tradition in the Labour Party, but in some sections of the wider workers movement there did used to be the tradition of elected representatives taking up the wage of an average skilled worker and donating the rest to the party and wider labour movement.

There is a tradition of Seoul being the capital of Korea, dating back to the 1400s, indeed it's current name means «Capital».

It's very damaging for Britain a country that stood up for democracy over the last century to see the BNP elected to the European parliament we have to make sure that we take very, very seriously the challenge to democratic politics that they show... Every vote is of equal value and it is important we try to understand why people have voted they way they have and we make sure the strength of this country and it's traditions of decency will win out.

That is the tradition of a shadow Education Minister popping up to tell is that the increased number of passes and the higher proportion of students getting top marks was because under Labour the exams were getting easier.

«It has been the tradition of the Senate to work on behalf of the interests of counties and local property taxpayers outside of New York City,» NYSAC President William Cherry said in a statement.