Sentence examples for traditionally claimed from inspiring English sources

The Bahraini government has traditionally claimed that demands for greater rights by the Shia in Bahrain are manipulated by Iran, though US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks say there has been no evidence of this.

From that time onward the Spanish clergy had to look to the crown and not to Rome for advancement, and so did the great nobles who traditionally claimed the richest ecclesiastical benefices for their younger sons.

Within this frame, the pursuit of disembodied neutral objectivity, traditionally claimed by scientific practice, is seen as a rhetorical move which has historically benefited those who claimed it.

The agencies have traditionally claimed the right to regulate not just rivers and lakes with boat traffic, but also protect much smaller and shallower water bodies, including wetlands.

Abuna Yemata Guh is one of the nine Saints who are traditionally claimed to have come to Northern Ethiopia in the beginning of the sixth century and established monasteries in the Tigray region.

Consequently, this paper aims to clarify at which point of the continuum of theory case study research designs can provide distinct contributions that can be identified beyond their traditionally claimed exploratory character.

(He does this, we're told, about once a decade, traditionally claiming a single sacrificial victim and then galloping off to whatever corner of the beyond he ordinarily frequents).

The 'Curse of the Bambino' is the reason, Red Sox fans traditionally claim, that Boston went without a World Series for the rest of the century; the trade ushered in the heyday of the most successful franchise in American sports, the New York Yankees.

As of 2017, almost every large employer or local institution that Tilbury could traditionally claim as its own has been privatized, shut down or both.

Contractor advocates traditionally claim that marketplace competition drives down costs but Gale notes that "outsourcing functions with a high level of idiosyncrasy (i.e., specialization) can significantly increase transaction costs by making it difficult to switch vendors and reducing the population of vendors capable of competing for a given contract".

55 In conclusion, our study emphasizes the increased risks for human exposure to JEV vector mosquitoes in cities with pigs, implying that JEV is not only a rural concern as has traditionally been claimed.