Sentence examples for traditionally encouraged from inspiring English sources

Oakeshott said he was concerned that the political debate was controlled by media voices and the community was ceding the "public square", which has traditionally encouraged debate.

But such price-cutting blurs the line between the tactics of commerce and the practice of medicine, in which physicians have traditionally encouraged treatments based on a patient's condition or concerns, not on the doctor's bottom line.

I even requested limiting my visitors (they're traditionally encouraged during shiva).

This is due to "sports vacations", a week at the beginning of March when children are traditionally encouraged to take part in winter sports.

Forest management policies in Mediterranean areas have traditionally encouraged land cover changes, with the establishment of tree cover (Aleppo pine) in natural or degraded ecosystems for soil conservation purposes: to reduce soil erosion and to increase the vegetation structure.

A study of the impact of the introduction of western TV among teenage girls in Fiji, where the culture traditionally encourages good appetites and larger body shapes, has revealed shocking results It found that western media imagery appears to have had a profoundly negative impact on body image and eating behaviour among the girls.

Do south Asians have a tendency to undermarket themselves because they have traditionally been encouraged to be humble, or do African-Caribbeans fear that confidence may be perceived as arrogance?

Women are traditionally not encouraged to indulge in sports," badminton star Saina Nehwal, currently ranked fifth in the world, said last year.

Girls have not traditionally been encouraged to go to school in the south Asian nation of Bhutan.

A determined young girl grows up to become a village's success story Girls have not traditionally been encouraged to go to school in the south Asian nation of Bhutan.

F1 SCIENCE AND ISLAM -- Traditionally, Islam has encouraged science and learning.