Sentence examples for traditionally enforced from inspiring English sources

Movies and TV shows have traditionally enforced review embargoes, but according to a recent Variety article, some TV shows are now embracing earlier coverage.

These contrasting patterns and effects have traditionally enforced the view that DNA methylation plays a fundamentally different role in vertebrate and invertebrate genomes.

That principle has traditionally been enforced in two ways.

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.

Analysts say these efforts will not make a big difference, however, if social attitudes do not change in societies that traditionally embrace culturally enforced gender roles and the social traditions of a patriarchal hierarchy — particularly in the Gulf countries.

Banking regulations traditionally have not been stringently enforced, and private banks have shown great flexibility and creativity in interpreting Islamic banking regulations.

"Traditionally companies have kept value internally and enforced it with patents and trademarks and certifications," she says.

According to Jack Ma, Chinese culture, despite being one that traditionally values trust and integrity, lacked a system that enforced it.

Although the Justice Department traditionally brings actions to enforce Congressional contempt citations, Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey rejected Speaker Nancy Pelosi's request to do so.

Traditionally, OPEC has difficulty enforcing its edicts.

In order to mobilize larger groups of Dinka raiders than would have traditionally been possible under the age-set system, the leadership of the SPLA enforced a break in these deeply entrenched social systems, mandating a hiatus in the practice of age-set ceremonies and competitions.