Sentence examples for traditionally adopted from inspiring English sources

In legal matters, especially those involving compensation, Japan has traditionally adopted a rigid stance.

The treatment of cancer, which traditionally adopted a destroy-the-village strategy, is becoming ever more like precision warfare.

But the B.J.P. has traditionally adopted a more aggressive stance toward Pakistan, Kashmir, and other international issues than the Congress party.

For one thing, capital markets, where most transactions are time-sensitive, have traditionally adopted new technology before the rest of the economy does.

These are the versions traditionally adopted in computer science.

The president's coalition partners include the same Islamist parties that have traditionally adopted a parochial attitude toward foreign investment.

Due to these difficulties, cytopathologists traditionally adopt a rather cautious approach in the diagnosis of malignancy in effusions.

Most men in our sample had spouses to rely on and felt no real concern about falling because women traditionally adopt the role as care-takers [ 22].

Medical schools traditionally adopt a skills-based approach to such training but creative engagement with the arts has also been effective.

Traditionally they adopt the rules of golf as determined by the R and A and USGA.

Traditionally, systems adopting Paxos replication have two main phases: Leader election and log replication.