And American political parties in particular are traditionally broad-based coalitions that tolerate a fair amount of intellectual and ideological diversity, especially at the state level.
Instead, it traditionally builds broad support by giving a little something to everybody — Montana, for instance, would get a small amount of Amtrak money in return for its support for improvements along the Northeast corridor.
They can be used traditionally, in broad strokes, or as a stippling tool for a dot pattern.
The party has traditionally been a broad church that has accommodated the far right.
Yet the court has traditionally given Congress broad discretion over immigration and historically has not insisted upon proportionality between the length of the detention and the seriousness of the crime in cases involving noncitizens.
The argument against the ban has raised questions about the power held by the health panel, which has traditionally enjoyed a broad purview; the board has placed restrictions on lead paint and prohibited trans fats in food at city restaurants.
The status awarded Korea at the Japan Society is not reflected in the Met's "Great Waves: Chinese Themes in the Arts of Korea and Japan," which is drawn largely from the museum's collection and takes a broad, traditionally Sinocentric approach to the issue of East Asian cultural flow.
Called pizzocheri, it's traditionally made with broad buckwheat noodles, but you can use any kind of sturdy whole grain pasta.
Management of FN in the Northern Alberta Children's Cancer Program NACCPP) has traditionally consisted of broad spectrum IVAMT (usually tobramycin and piperacillin) until the patient is afebrile, blood cultures are negative at ≥ 48 hours incubation, and the ANC is > 500/mm.
The STS Meetings traditionally provide a broad and interdisciplinary view on a variety of cellular and organismic signalling aspects, which intentionally provokes to view cellular signalling from different angles and to establish new connections and networks within the community.
