Sentence examples for traditionally accorded from inspiring English sources

Partly, perhaps, it lay with the status traditionally accorded the intelligentsia.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has traditionally accorded "teleological" considerations a central role in interpreting European law.

Tyson was also a gifted teacher — another skill that is traditionally accorded less respect than research, but one that recommended him for a position outside academia.

By this he meant that the theme of an individual's growth could claim all the dignity and moment traditionally accorded battles in heaven or on earth.

Tyson was also a gifted teacher another skill that is traditionally accorded less respect than research, but one that recommended him for a position outside academia.

And it is a natural line in France, where a quarter of the workforce is in the public sector and where the state is traditionally accorded reverence rather than American-style mistrust or contempt.

Project management education was designed traditionally according to an expository paradigm.

Traditionally, according to my trusty Oxford Companion, mung dal would have been soaked before cooking, to save fuel – in these profligate days, I can only find one recipe which calls for such a step, in the excellent Riverford Farm Cook Book.

Traditionally, according to the sick role theory [ 24], patients have an obligation to cooperate with the medical professional, such as adhering to medical regimen and research participation.

Traditionally, according to the "two hit" theory, simple steatosis and NASH have been considered an histological continuum with increasing degrees of severity [ 9].

They were classified traditionally according to the International Classification of Diseases, 7th revision, [World Health Organization (WHO) 1995] modified by the Finnish Cancer Registry and include the most common cancer types and others that are of special interest in the case of PCDD/Fs.