Sentence examples for have traditionally been given from inspiring English sources

Shahtoosh shawls have traditionally been given as wedding gifts in India and Pakistan.

Presidents have traditionally been given enormous latitude in surrounding themselves with top advisers to their ideological liking.

In short, owners of houses have traditionally been given breaks at the expense of owners of apartments in co-op buildings and condominiums.

It is also the case that Wales and Scotland have traditionally been given more constituencies than their populations justify, in comparison to England.

Fractured neck of femur patients have traditionally been given low priority, with avoidable delays to surgery occurring in up to 55%% of patients [2].

Previous reauthorizations have been held up because Republicans and conservative Democrats don't want the cost of the benefits added to the deficit, even though extended benefits have traditionally been given "emergency" status and financed with deficit spending.

It was first prompted by customers in continental Europe, where tax advice has traditionally been given by lawyers.

In 1654 he assumed a position as court painter that had traditionally been given to members of the Tosa family but had been vacant since the end of the Muromachi period (1338 1573).

Mr. Strauss-Kahn was a leading member of France's Socialist Party when he was chosen by the newly elected Mr. Sarkozy, a conservative, to be the head of the fund, a job that has traditionally been given to a European.

While the address had traditionally been given in the late afternoon, in 1965 Lyndon Johnson moved it to the evening in order to capture the prime-time television viewing audience, a practice that was duplicated by his successors.

Ontological commitment, arguably, has traditionally been given the shallow interpretation; but that is because, within the orthodox Quinean setting, there simply is no ontologically relevant distinction between existence and real existence.