Sentence examples for maintained a traditional from inspiring English sources

If the policies of Philip the Fair evoked the complaint of all classes of people, it was because he had favoured none in particular; in fact, except in war and finance, the later Capetians may be said to have maintained a traditional politics toward both the nobles and the towns.

During the first two decades of his academic career, he maintained a traditional view of sexuality and "hardly knew a soul who was not heterosexual".

Other areas of New Labour's policy maintained a traditional approach to crime; the prison population in 2005 rose to over 76,000, mostly owing to the increasing length of sentences.

The remaining three maintained a traditional face-to-face committee approach.

Several decades ago, Japan could have been described as a highly developed country that maintained a traditional family support system in which older parents expected to be fully cared for by their adult children (Palmore 1975).

Modern Rostov maintains a traditional handicraft of enamel on metal.

While the upstairs toy shop maintains a traditional feel, the bookshop is modern and spacious.

But his porphyria has made maintaining a traditional full-time job nearly impossible.

He said the Swiss maintain a traditional neutrality and even the shortwave radio, as heard there, is so polyglot as to seem neutral.

At the same time, Ms. Dearie maintains a traditional sense of pop decorum, respecting her material and conveying lyrics with minutely calibrated shadings of humor and pathos.

Although the library shares with two other area libraries a computerized catalog that lists the collections of all three, it also maintains a traditional card catalog of its own collection.