Sentence examples for has traditionally set from inspiring English sources

"The United States has traditionally set the lead on the human response to refugees.

Already, despite the façade of parity, Germany dominates the relationship that has traditionally set the agenda in Europe.

Shankara's order of Dashanami Sannyasi has traditionally set the monastic standards for the rest of Hindu India.

It's barbaric but, hey, it's home!" The stereotype of the cruel, depraved Arab has long been propagated by Hollywood, which has traditionally set the supposed otherness of the east against the virtue and rightness of the west.

The male brain has traditionally set the standard in the neuroscientific literature, whether the topic was normal development or pathological conditions; yet complex factors contribute to women having assessment and treatment needs apart from those of men.

"SIS is an irresponsible security firm that falls short of the high standards the Academy has traditionally set for the Oscars," Service Employees International Union wrote in the letter, a copy of which was obtained by the Los Angeles Times.

The way they have traditionally set pay no longer squares with the way their businesses work.

Older Mesopotamian schools of painting had traditionally set figures along the bottom and drawn them to the top of the picture plane, thus destroying any suggestion of depth.

And just as restaurants have traditionally set dress codes, they're within their rights to enforce standards of behavior aimed at protecting the enjoyment of all their guests.

Eight Labour-run London boroughs, who have traditionally set social rent levels at 30-40% of market rates, said yesterday that they would issue a legal challenge to the mayor's plans.

Federal courts have traditionally set a high bar in deciding what constitutes threatening speech that goes beyond First Amendment protections, saying the threat of lawlessness must be specific and imminent.