Sentence examples for has traditionally argued from inspiring English sources

Hamas, as you may know, is a Palestinian offshoot of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, and its parent organization has traditionally argued that Hamas was exercising a legitimate right to resist against a foreign occupation.

In fact, the FAA has traditionally argued that requiring the use of child restraint systems would significantly raise the price of travel for young families and concluded that this would prompt some families to drive instead, in turn resulting in an increase in highway fatalities of children.

Critics have traditionally argued that Spanish, more so than English, lends itself to a florid vocabulary and to ornate sentences.

And parity's opponents, who include the Health Insurance Association of America and the Chamber of Commerce, have traditionally argued that equal coverage is simply too expensive.

A 2007 bill to end the practice, which stems from the 14th Amendment, drew nearly 100 Congressional co-sponsors, though legal scholars have traditionally argued that a change would require a constitutional amendment.

"Much of the clinical benefit of acupuncture might be due to non-specific needling effects and powerful placebo effects, meaning selection of specific needle points may be less important than many practitioners have traditionally argued," said Linde.

"This is most interesting as a break between operators and content providers, most of whom have traditionally argued that bundling is good for them, just disagreeing about the price and who controls the bundle," said Gene Kimmelman, a former Justice Department antitrust lawyer.

Some forest managers and researchers have traditionally argued that the quantities of nutrients taken up by a growing forest and then removed from site during timber extraction need to be assessed (Rennie 1955; Binkley 1986; Worrel and Hampson 1997).

Conservatives have traditionally argued that the Pentagon can get more bang for the buck by leaning on allies to pick up more of the tab for U.S. military bases, spend more overall on their militaries, and take the lead on various military campaigns.

If there is random or non-differential misclassification than it has been traditionally argued that this would bias estimates towards the null, although this notion has been challenged [ 6].

It has been traditionally argued that the gut microbiota degrade and ferment resistant starches to produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) that are used for energy harvesting by the host.