Sentence examples for it has sometimes done from inspiring English sources

Congress can, to be sure, give the President decisional authority, and it has sometimes done so.

It has sometimes done so with his help, notably during the city's near-bankruptcy of the 1970s.

But that also means that the United States cannot browbeat foreign producers into higher production when prices rise, as it has sometimes done with oil.

The Department also can avoid what it has sometimes done in the past: trying to change the subject when students ask for loan discharges because their school has closed or engaged in fraud.

The U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Washington was not currently looking for an envoy to try to secure Bae's release as it has sometimes done in the past.

In this case, the school board had decided in 1989 to reduce the staff in the high school business department not by seniority or qualifications (in which the two teachers involved were tied), nor by tossing a coin, as it had sometimes done before, but by invoking the board's "commitment to affirmative action".

In the past, our government has sometimes done an imperfect job of upholding those ideals.

He did not buckle or bend, as he has sometimes done.

It is a wonder those forces have sometimes done as well as they have.

Self-consciously intellectual film makers such as Jean-Luc Godard have sometimes done the same.

Julian Assange may have sometimes done some good.