Sentence examples for operating historically from inspiring English sources

In Mozambique and Lesotho, where task-shifting was operating historically since before GHIs, its adaptation to include HIV activities was easier.

"The heart of the 'Margaret' enterprise for me thematically was the same one that operated historically," Ms. Morrison said in a recent e-mail message.

He will also address how the organisation has operated historically and how it manages England squads.

He said: "On behalf of the island's government I acknowledge that the care system that operated historically in the island of Jersey failed some children in the States residential care in a serious way.

REPURCHASES are possible because E.D.A. companies, with operating margins that historically have been about 20percenttendend to generate large amounts of cash.

When Ocean came out about his sexuality with an impossibly beautiful Tumblr post which transformed him from outstanding talent to full-on hero in a few taps of a keyboard, many doom-mongers saw it as career suicide given that, as a member of the Odd Future/OFWGKTA collective, he was operating within the historically homophobic culture of hip hop.

According to Marjorie Jolles, a women's studies professor at Roosevelt University, pantsuits are an essential tool for American women operating in spaces historically dominated by men.

The US is dominated by a handful of cable operators that have historically operated in a monopoly market.

That has been, in part, because operating a pipeline has historically been a sleepy affair.

It provides operating funds to 39 historically black colleges and universities, administers 300 scholarships and internships, and supports minority students nationwide.

But she said there were other factors as well; ongoing conflict with insurgents in north-east India, many of which had historically operated out of camps inside Burma, meant the need for increased military co-operation.