Sentence examples for has traditionally been held from inspiring English sources

But the president, by virtue of the office he sought and was elected to, has traditionally been held to a higher standard.

With the balance of power in the House so close, Republican leaders in Washington are eager to reclaim the seat, which has traditionally been held by Republicans.

To judge by auction prices, the appetite of collectors for top quality jade jewelry remains unsated, despite recent talk of slowing demand for luxury goods in China, where jade has traditionally been held in near-mystical reverence.

Citing poor attendance in the last few years, the Rent Guidelines Board, a nine-member board appointed by the mayor, has eliminated a public hearing this month that has traditionally been held in the Bronx, Brooklyn, or Queens since 2005.

An article last Sunday about efforts of nonconservative Republicans to win the party's nomination for president misstated the name of a newspaper in New Hampshire, where the season's first primary has traditionally been held.

Under the new format, the fourth-place teams from those countries will have to qualify against second-place teams from relatively strong nations like the Netherlands or Portugal.The final has traditionally been held on a Wednesday night.

"We have concerns that these celebrations that have traditionally been held not get out of hand," Manfred said.

What jobs that have traditionally been held by members of the opposite gender — or by people of an older or younger age, or from a different background or educational level than yours — might you consider?

Hampton Creek has recently signed a deal with Compass, the world's largest catering company, and is pursuing contracts with other fast-food and food supply companies that have traditionally been held by the egg industry.

Of course, with New Jersey and Connecticut taking steps to move their primaries to Feb. 5 — New Jersey's had traditionally been held in June; Connecticut's is March 4 — the political calculus could change again.

The rural and suburban seats upstate that have traditionally been held by Republicans are mostly on the low end of the population scale, while the city's Democratic districts are at the maximum.