Sentence examples for have traditionally provided from inspiring English sources

(Without the help women have traditionally provided, no man could make it work, either).

The proposal would have baymen go out over the course of 50 days to plant scallops in areas that have traditionally provided good habitats for scallops.

Japanese trading companies have traditionally provided financing for international trading operations, a role that is increasingly being filled by the capital markets.

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So were many big industrial companies, such as General Electric and General Motors, which have traditionally provided defined-benefit programmes to their employees.

Auctions are an important part of selling operations in the agricultural markets of many countries, for they have traditionally provided a rapid and effective means of disposing of goods, especially perishable products.

Moscow has traditionally provided over 70% of Transnistria's budget, according to estimates.

The UN has traditionally provided a forum for the discussion and resolution of international disputes.

In lieu of income, the local company has traditionally provided a social function for volunteers and their families.

"The Australian government has traditionally provided grants for infrastructure," he will say, according to his speech notes.

The council has traditionally provided artists with technical, company redevelopment and grant-writing assistance and full-production stagings.