Sentence examples for has historically operated from inspiring English sources

Anonymous has historically operated as an amorphous, grassroots-style organization with no visible leadership or membership structure.

Earlier, in a news conference at the State House, the governor said, "I believe that this decision represents everything that's wrong with how Trenton has historically operated and everything that I'm here to fight to change".

Some Western analysts say that Beijing's willingness to accept aid and rescue teams from several foreign militaries reflects a new openness in a military that has historically operated behind a heavy cloak of secrecy.

This model of sex assignation has historically operated to justify surgeries performed on intersex infants to assign them to one of two sexes, and has also served to perpetuate the assumption that gender identity will accord with assigned sex (where a penis is taken as indicating a male and a vagina is taken as indicating a female).

The US is dominated by a handful of cable operators that have historically operated in a monopoly market.

But she said there were other factors as well; ongoing conflict with insurgents in north-east India, many of which had historically operated out of camps inside Burma, meant the need for increased military co-operation.

The latter railroad had historically operated under the name Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company.

The suit, filed by Amalgamated Bank, asserted that Mr. Murdoch had historically operated his company "as his own private fiefdom with little or no effective oversight from the board".

Begun in January, Project Horizon seeks to merge TfL's support functions such as HR and IT, which have historically operated in various places within the agency, into single units that deliver across the organisation.

It's happening, just like Marc Andreessen said it would — more and more companies that have historically operated in the analog realm are crossing over into technology.

The way successful enterprise software companies have historically operated has been more or less uncontested: licensing costs increase at regular intervals, technology is difficult to integrate, and the user experience is often atrocious.