Sentence examples for conducted traditionally from inspiring English sources
Nor would the legislation impose the reporting requirements on Israel's $5 billion-a-year diamond trade, conducted traditionally on the basis of cash and handshakes.
Moreover the identified assessment tools were intended for teacher' courses focused on courses conducted traditionally (workshops, one-to-one consultation, lectures) rather than clinically integrated courses.
Clinical evaluation of the neurological status of the patients with IS was conducted traditionally and according to the international clinical scales determining neurological deficiency (Bartela, NIH-NINDS, Orgogoso, Scandinavian, Index of the Disorders of Adoptive Activity) at patient's admission.
We recommend studies conducted in traditionally circumcising communities to validate the self-reported circumcision status.
The remaining studies were all conducted in traditionally hard to reach or marginal populations; injecting drug users, homeless people, prison inmates, and adolescents.
"An accused may be convicted," the final manual states, if he "engaged in conduct traditionally triable by military commission (e.g., spying; murder committed while the accused did not meet the requirements of privileged belligerency) even if such conduct does not violate the international law of war".
The deal is another significant step by Google away from how it has traditionally conducted business.
Part of the rationale behind the reports is that they are an extension of the height and weight checks that schools have traditionally conducted.
The Web site includes listings for more than 1,000 apartment buildings in the city, and applications that allow many transactions traditionally conducted on paper to be done online.
The service, which has been attended by hundreds of local immigrants, was traditionally conducted as a formal liturgical Mass by Catholic priests administering communion.
This makes the corporate training market perhaps the most promising of all the e-learning segments especially since corporate training, as traditionally conducted, is an expensive affair.
