Sentence examples for traditionally exercise from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, exercise for weight loss has focused on low to moderate intensity for long periods of time (>60 min) and are also reflected in recent guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine that suggest 30 min of daily moderate exercise for health and weight loss (Garber et al. 2011).

Conventions are traditionally exercises in zaniness and egomania.

In France, for instance, the state has traditionally exercised greater control over museums.

The United States, as the largest donor, has traditionally exercised enormous influence on the selection of the group's director.

Congress was legislating as respects tribunals over which the civil courts have traditionally exercised no power of supervision or review.

The discussion quickly went beyond examining how those with more had traditionally exercised control over those with less.

Typically, the majors follow the most recent world rankings, although Wimbledon traditionally exercises its privilege to depart from that formula and consider players' past performance on grass.

The obong, or paramount leader, elected from among the heads of various Houses, traditionally exercised his authority as head of the Ekpe (Egbo), or Leopard, society.

The French state took over education and other functions of a civic nature that had been traditionally exercised by the church.

But the absence is notable because racial profiling was an explosive political issue, and New Jersey's governors have traditionally exercised tight control over the state bureaucracy, including the State Police.

They are reluctant to trample the prerogatives of state governments, which have traditionally exercised authority over the grid and have little incentive to push improvements that would benefit neighboring states.