Sentence examples for has traditionally considered from inspiring English sources

Patent law has traditionally considered patents on human biological products under a unitary doctrine covering all natural products.

The Agriculture Department, which is charged with protecting natural resources from exotic pests and diseases, has traditionally considered worms innocent until proved guilty.

Instead, the weekly lists of DVDs are full of movies that Hollywood has traditionally considered mediocre performers — small-to-mid-budget comedies, horror films, and dramas, like "Friday Night Lights," "The Notebook," and "Hide and Seek".

Mr. Sharon created his coalition with the participation of two parties that oppose any Palestinian state -- a declared goal of Mr. Bush and a declared concession of Mr. Sharon -- and that passionately support the settler movement, which the United States has traditionally considered an obstacle to peace.

The monastic life in Western culture has traditionally considered labor to be an integral part of a person's spiritual formation, said R. Scott Appleby, the director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism at the University of Notre Dame.

In fact, some of their top sellers are designed to stimulate areas other than the penis areas that the heterosexual community has traditionally considered "off limits".

Scholars have traditionally considered the Greek invention as a stroke of genius.

However, the white-box based models have traditionally considered only homogeneous software behaviors.

A country that Liberians have traditionally considered America's stepchild has devolved into something more akin to a destitute orphan.

For the French, who have traditionally considered the public interest to stop at the bedroom door, it is an earthquake.

Previous works in this domain have traditionally considered failure mechanisms based on a vertical penetration of a punching cone.