Sentence examples for have historically sent from inspiring English sources

All HTTP clients (web browsers and mobile phones) have historically sent this kind of information, known as unique User-Agent (UA) strings.

A Barclays spokesman said: "Barclays has proactively reviewed information it has historically sent to its customers relating to interest charges where we have found technical documentary errors.

A spokesman for the bank said, "Barclays has proactively reviewed information it has historically sent to its customers relating to interest charges where we have found technical documentary errors.

The governor deflected a barrage of questions about the court ruling by saying several times that he had all but eliminated the inequity that has historically sent less state aid per pupil to New York City schools than the statewide average.

Meanwhile, Sinn Fein, who don't believe they should be in the UK, have historically never sent their MPs to Westminster, even though they hold four seats.

State education law still treats summer school as optional -- even though summer school was expanded last year as part of an aggressive new policy that ended "social promotion" for children in grades three through eight, who had historically been sent on to the next level even if they failed to show the necessary academic progress.

Unions have historically dampened inequality.

European imports have historically been fumigated.

Judges have historically rubber-stamped these settlements.

Rising onion prices have historically felled governments.

Labor and management have historically been adversarial.