Sentence examples for traditionally advocated from inspiring English sources

She is Tsai Ing-wen, 55, an academic and former government minister whose Democratic Progressive Party has traditionally advocated formal independence.

The two studies are among the first controlled clinical trials to compare for longer than 90 days the type of low-carbohydrate diets made popular by Dr. Robert C. Atkins with the low-fat diets that doctors have traditionally advocated as beneficial for cardiovascular health.

It has been traditionally advocated that T4 tumours are to be resected using an open approach.

During a question-and-answer period, I asked Plouffe and his cohorts if they had qualms about expanding the universe of non-employees who lack basic worker protections of the sort for which Democrats have traditionally advocated.

Meanwhile, a recent investigative report from the Huffington Post and the New Republic revealed that the Congressional Black Caucus, which is made up of formerly working-class politicians who have traditionally advocated progressive policies, has become a tool of Wall Street bankers and helped weaken the Dodd-Frank financial-reform law.

"As president, I refuse to set goals that go beyond our responsibility, our means or our interests," Obama stressed, reflecting an approach to national security that has been traditionally advocated by the kind of Realpolitik types that advised President Bush the First (which explains why that Bush decided not to occupy Iraq).

The super wealthy and their representatives traditionally advocate monetary policies to benefit the very rich, arguing that crumbs from their already well-stocked tables will, in due course, fall to the rest of us.

Laparotomy has traditionally been advocated as the preferred approach [2, 6, 7, 15].

Notably, the present findings confirm three out of four complementary criteria for the definition of cortical areas that have traditionally been advocated (Van Essen, 1985), namely topographic organization, connectivity and functional properties (the fourth one being cyto- and myeloarchitectonic organization).

Management of sore throat has traditionally been advocated based on the risk of infection with group A β haemolytic streptococci, 8 9 10 including the simple Centor criteria three out of four of pus, cervical nodes, a history of fever and no history of cough which are widely advocated in guidance.

Extracts of Echinacea purpurea (Asteraceae) have been advocated traditionally for use by individuals suffering from these symptoms, although the underlying basis for the beneficial effects of Echinacea is not known.