Sentence examples for has historically decided from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the arrests do not necessarily mean Maduro's administration is losing ground with the Venezuelan military, which has historically decided political fortunes at moments of crisis.

For example, business units (such as apparel or footwear) had historically decided how much to invest in new product development.

Iowa has historically not been decided until very late in the evening.

Given the Democratic leanings of Mr. Jackson's Second District, which includes parts of Chicago's South Side and its southern suburbs, many here were focused on the Democratic primary, in which elections have historically been decided.

Such standards do not now exist, as the federal government has historically deferred to states in deciding what topics should be taught at each grade level, how they should be taught, and how to test students on what they have learned.

The council decided to uphold what it has historically done for advocacy trips to Washington, D.C., and Sacramento.

BT has historically been reluctant to push LLU, but has now decided that doing so is in its best interests.

Harrod said that because this type of cancer has historically been extremely aggressive, doctors at Dell Children's have decided to continue treatment.

It is widely assumed that the upcoming Presidential election will be decided by an electorate that is far more ideological than has historically been the case.

Like most states, New Jersey has historically drawn a sharp line between the people who run the prisons and those who decide whether inmates should be released.

Whereas commissioning has historically been an activity undertaken by local authorities on behalf of service users, individual budget-holders will now act as commissioners, deciding how to spend their allocation.