Sentence examples for traditionally distributed from inspiring English sources

The voucher system, which contrasts starkly with the way in which the US has traditionally distributed its food aid, has "also helped mitigate tensions between refugee communities and local communities".

There may be other factors beyond "a deep-seated commercial culture" that explain why redemption of coupons found on the Internet seems to be far behind that of traditionally distributed paper coupons ("Clip and Save Holds Its Own Against Point and Click," Business Day, Aug. 30).

Traditionally, distributed query optimization techniques generate static query plans at compile time.

Although Hambrecht's new system has its merits, the handful of offerings it has distributed have, by design, not seen the first-day hockey-stick growth of many of their traditionally distributed counterparts.

Sponges were traditionally distributed in three classes: calcareous sponges (Calcarea), glass sponges (Hexactinellida) and demosponges (Demospongiae).

States should pay for the voter IDs, people should be able to get valid voter IDs at libraries, and places that traditionally distribute IDs, like the local DMV, should extend their hours "to allow that young mother, or someone who is working, to pick up their kids... and then go on to vote," he said.

Power in education has traditionally been distributed in this country for good reasons, so no single ideology can come along and take over.

Traditionally, the distributed systems can be classified into two categories.

Free beer would traditionally be distributed at these events, which would on occasion degenerate into drunken disorder.

The medal-laden Central Coast brewery (recently named Mid-Sized Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival) has introduced a new mixed 12-pack of their beers, and it means that Angelenos will finally have easier access to the Santa Barbara favorite 805 Blonde Ale -- a beer that has traditionally been distributed only within its namesake area code.

"Traditionally people have distributed voter guides and other materials in the vicinity of churches, but of course it is the decision of the pastors to decide what happens within their churches," Steve Schmidt, a spokesman for the campaign, said in an interview.