Sentence examples for traditionally calls from inspiring English sources

■ Reducing the penalty for inadvertently signing an incorrect scoreboard, which traditionally calls for disqualification.

For example, the hospital encourages Salvadoran patients to substitute olive oils for the palm oils their cuisine traditionally calls for, to roast or bake meat instead of frying it and to use sugar substitutes when making horchata, a popular Central American drink.

In the Netherlands, collecting donations for all sorts of good causes traditionally calls for the use of 'collectebussen', or collection boxes.

Their homecoming happened to coincide with Seollal, the Korean New Year, which traditionally calls for the enjoyment of sweet ddeok, a celebratory rice cake.

Or they have to choose the other option, which traditionally calls for decisive action, repression, intimidation and the use of force to "break" those who dared raise their heads and make demands.

Traditionally called iftar, the evening meal is partaken after sunset.

Fallacies that exemplify invalid inference patterns are traditionally called formal fallacies.

Dried plant materials are generally used for what is traditionally called a winter bouquet.

The people of that region have traditionally called their country Iran, "Land of the Aryans".

This number is traditionally called, with no pun about fingers intended, the singularity's "index".

The simple microscope consists of a single lens traditionally called a loupe.