Sentence examples for traditionally been kept from inspiring English sources

But they are life-and-death issues that have traditionally been kept at some distance from the public.

Such information has traditionally been kept confidential by domestic violence agencies out of concerns that the identities and locations of the women could be discovered by their abusers.

There had been a door there, a massive wooden slab covered with geometric metal decorations, which had traditionally been kept sealed, in the belief that it led to a tomb of saints.

This is the only business I can think of where the people who make the product have traditionally been kept apart from the people who sell the product, to protect journalists from the undue influence of advertisers.

Unlike other Allen films, which have traditionally been kept under wraps until just before they open, "Hannah" was screened extensively for so-called opinion makers in various cities, generating the best possible word of mouth.

As Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson argued before the Supreme Court last week, libraries that use filters are "simply declining to put on their shelves what has traditionally been kept off the shelves".

The Stone of Scone, upon which the monarchs of Scotland were traditionally crowned, has been kept in the Crown Room since its return to Scotland in 1996.

Traditionally, patients have been kept immobilized as a necessary evil to facilitate support technologies such as mechanical ventilation.

Traditionally, such birds would have been kept extensively in small flocks, foraging during the day and housed at night.

Traditionally, summits organized by Freedom Partners, a Koch-backed group, have been kept private.

Although of North African origin, where traditionally women are kept in their well-harnessed place, Dati is a modern French woman.