Sentence examples for traditionally endorsed from inspiring English sources

The Sydney Morning Herald has traditionally endorsed conservative parties in its editorials and did not back the Labor party at any election until 1984.

Justice Ginsburg observed that when there were two ways to interpret a state court decision, one that raised potential constitutional problems and another that did not, the justices had traditionally endorsed the nontroublesome interpretation.

The union, however, traditionally endorses Democrats because of their pro-labor positions. .

Billy Baldwin later reiterated his disdain for Stephen Baldwin's political leanings, pointing out that many traditionally conservative newspapers had endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton  over Trump.

But despite the influx of donations, Handel — whose traditionally conservative campaign was endorsed by both President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence — ultimately did better than some on the right had feared.

The Dallas Morning News, another paper that has traditionally backed Republican presidential candidates, endorsed Clinton earlier this month.

So Bryant was in the chair when the Daily Telegraph, conscious of the tide, turned its back on the more traditionally Tory attractions of David Davis and endorsed the younger man.

But in recent months the idea of a British high-speed rail network, similar to those pioneered in Japan and France, has begun to attract some serious political traction.The Conservatives, traditionally the party of the motor car, endorsed the vision last autumn.

Traditionally, the District Sub-Governor simply moderated shura and endorsed the resulting contract without influencing the results.

The calculation is customarily made by multiplying the vertical yarns ("ends") by the horizontal yarns ("picks"); this is the method endorsed by the Federal Trade Commission and enforced, traditionally, by gentleman's agreement.

A number of other traditionally conservative papers, such as the Chicago Tribune and the Detroit News, have endorsed Libertarian Gary Johnson instead of Trump.