Sentence examples for traditionally granted from inspiring English sources

One job Sinn Fein would love is that traditionally granted to a junior coalition partner: the junior minister for foreign affairs.

For weeks it had been rumoured that political prisoners would be freed as part of the amnesty traditionally granted at the end of Buddhist Lent.

It showed in Europe to strong reviews, and it sneaked onto videotape here last year, a privilege traditionally granted to pornography.

It assumes continued equality in relations between Washington and Paris that the United States has traditionally granted France as a matter of sufferance to an old friend.

Opponents of the provision said that it went far beyond the rights traditionally granted to hostile combatants and that it could lead to the disclosure of classified information in trials.

It is the senior title among the many traditionally granted to the English – later British – monarch's heir since the warrior Edward I cynically promised the conquered Welsh a Welsh-born prince who spoke neither English nor French.

Three recent arrivals in Dharamsala are still waiting for the audience their leader traditionally grants newcomers.

The board, which meets next month, traditionally grants all such requests from a governor.

Judges traditionally grant prosecutors and defense lawyers greater latitude at sentencing hearings.

Traditionally, grant funding to community organisations is dished out in response to community groups or individuals filling in an – often complicated – application form.

Traditionally grant-funded organisations tell us they need support and advice on their new or current income diversification plans, to help them confidently present their financial projections to manage growth and the repayment of loans.