Sentence examples for Historically accepted from inspiring English sources

States historically accepted responsibility for the treatment of people with severe mental illness.

Besides, Americans have historically accepted the idea of the self-made individual and its economic corollary: that the biggest risk-takers should get the biggest rewards.

These factors seem to contribute to the likelihood of whether the individual will endorse CTs generally, relating similarly to common CTs, CTs generally historically accepted as "true", and to the endorsement of fictional CTs that the individual would find novel.

The Around Alone has historically accepted all qualified comers, from water-ballasted or canting keel Open-class 40-, 50- and 60-foot flat-out racers to quirky double-enders and home-built vessels.

The historically accepted definition of one species of giraffe was based on a description in 1758 by the Swedish taxonomist Carl Linnaeus, who examined a Nubian giraffe (now to be considered as a northern giraffe).

The historically accepted gold standard for diagnosing myocarditis is endomyocardial biopsy [1].

The French have been historically accepting of DSK's bad behavior at the IMF and beyond.

"The thing is, there are plenty of clubs which historically have not accepted women and the law of the land says they don't need to change".

Furthermore, they agreed that there is a significant deregulatory trend that the courts, and especially the Supreme Court, are advancing by using the First Amendment to strike down regulations that historically have been accepted as constitutional and legitimate.

Furthermore, as both Jones and Mennes observe, there is growing unhappiness in the provinces, which historically have never accepted centralized authority anyway, with the government in Kabul.

It historically has accepted people as many as six months out.