Sentence examples for bring traditionally from inspiring English sources

has repeatedly wrestled with factions of his own party as he tries to bring traditionally uncontroversial bills to the floor, only to see a legislative war break out between tea party hard-liners and old-guard conservatives.

A key component of this poverty summit is to bring in traditionally marginalized communities into the process including low-income households, rural poor, youth and black and Hispanic communities.

Mr. Patton brought a traditionally sluggish state government into the 21st century in a whole host of fields -- education, economic development, information technology -- often without attracting or seeking much attention for it.

Guided by a facilitator and inspired by stories of role models, the discussions revolved around issues and beliefs related to family planning, thus bringing these traditionally private topics to the public sphere.

(Botswana, 23-year-old woman) We were brought up traditionally … to believe that you do whatever your husband demands … What we did not know was … our rights as women were not put into consideration.

Both men and women described pressure to conform to "normal" behaviour in their communities and peer groups, and how they had managed to break away from this: We were brought up traditionally … to believe that you do whatever your husband demands … What we did not know was … our rights as women were not put into consideration.

The Mussel Men want to bring their moules – traditionally a restaurant food – to a wider audience.

America's clothing stores, from luxury boutiques to the chain department stores, traditionally bring out their new spring merchandise at this time -- displayed at full price.

"However, the four months beginning with December, when resort operators here traditionally bring in more than half of their revenue, will be critical," he continued.

Although the rally overlapped with New Year's Eve festivities that traditionally bring at least 100,000 people into downtown Seoul, only about 20,000 are believed to have attended the rally.

The United Nations announced today that it was delaying indefinitely the annual speeches by world leaders that traditionally bring platoons of politicians to New York in September because of the strain this would place on the city's security services.