Sentence examples for have traditionally given from inspiring English sources

States that have traditionally given little to arts groups are now giving even less.

"We come in at a point where people have traditionally given up," he said.

The courts have traditionally given police commissioners and other government administrators great leeway in disciplining staff members, Justice Friedman said in her ruling.

Spa-goers shouldn't assume that locals have traditionally given themselves facials or wrapped their limbs in, say, a blueberry mash just because a treatment's star ingredient is indigenous.

They amount to a broad grant of power in an area (national security) where the courts have traditionally given the President a relatively free hand.

To top it off, the law was in Rabbi Geisinsky's favor: New York courts have traditionally given preference to religious institutions in zoning disputes.

Michael O'Leary, the boss of Ryanair, has traditionally given a robust response to customer complaints.

Part of the answer is that the medium has traditionally given screenwriters more creative control.

Their farming calendar, dictated by the weather, has traditionally given their lives a steady rhythm.

That would upend a system that has traditionally given primacy to the interests of large mining companies.

Coelho was working to increase fund-raising from lobbyists and corporations, who had traditionally given more to Republicans.