Sentence examples for has traditionally called for from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Chen's party has traditionally called for an independent Taiwan, he has deliberately stepped back from that position, promising that if elected, he would not seek formal independence.

The model for Roman Catholic contemplative living has traditionally called for the contemplative to absent him or herself from worldly concerns.

The people of that region have traditionally called their country Iran, "Land of the Aryans".

The ecosystem of quality work extends far beyond what we've traditionally called journalism.

Russians have traditionally called the archipelago Grumant.

Or they have to choose the other option, which traditionally calls for decisive action, repression, intimidation and the use of force to "break" those who dared raise their heads and make demands.

■ Reducing the penalty for inadvertently signing an incorrect scoreboard, which traditionally calls for disqualification.

The hitRECord business model traditionally has called for putting half of any profits back into the company and the other half toward compensating its contributors.

Whenever television commissioners need a fresh dose of life-saving drama the call has traditionally gone out for dashing doctors and handsome vets.

As these examples show, a property such as sphericality can be shared by many different objects (for this reason, properties have traditionally been called universals).

Members in French-speaking areas have traditionally been called Jocists, from Jeunesse Ouvrière Chrétienne.