Sentence examples for has traditionally applied from inspiring English sources
The same pattern bargaining has traditionally applied to the city's contracts with other civil servants, like correction and sanitation workers.
But the dissenters correctly noted that the Boy Scouts had failed to show that admitting gays was fundamentally incompatible with the organization's core mission, the test the court has traditionally applied to groups trying to escape an anti-discrimination law.
Put simply, the crux of the matter is whether the legal concept of obscenity, which has traditionally applied only to sexually explicit material, will be extended to cover depictions of violence.
This condition has traditionally applied only to organizations providing family health services, however when President Trump recently reinstated the policy, he expanded it to include all other U.S. global health assistance organizations, including those that combat HIV/AIDs, tuberculosis, malaria, and other important diseases.
At each stage, a peer-production solution was interposed in place of where a well-funded, high-end mass-media outlet would have traditionally applied funding in expectation of sales of copy.
Scientists have traditionally applied algorithms developed for ChIP-seq, without an input DNA control, to detect enriched DHSs although peculiarities of DNase-seq data render this approach unsuitable without adjustment of default settings at minimal [ 128].
Whereas the principle has traditionally been applied to the propagating wave motion, it is applied in this paper also to the evanescent wave motion.
Although the sentinel lymph node (SLN) concept has traditionally been applied to solid organs, we hypothesized that the pleural space might drain into a specific SLN group.
