Sentence examples for is traditionally charged from inspiring English sources

Just over 3,000 homes were available at "social rent" typically set at 40-50% of private rent levels and what is traditionally charged for council housing.

This assumed agreement to contribute personal data to research is part of the informal contract between the individual and the state (or where relevant, county councils or other suppliers of health care), given that health care is traditionally virtually free of charge (costs are covered through the tax bill).

But school mergers are traditionally so emotionally charged, spurring fierce legal and political battles, that it is unclear whether the plan has much of a shot at becoming a reality.

Meat production in Italy is traditionally weak.

Sake is traditionally drunk with sashimi.

Nubia is traditionally divided into two regions.

That is traditionally in mid-April.

(It is traditionally placed east).

But it is traditionally overlooked.

MAY DAY is traditionally a workers' holiday.

South Yorkshire is traditionally a Labour stronghold.