Sentence examples for traditionally insisted from inspiring English sources

He added that Premier had awarded bundled contracts in the past because "large companies have traditionally insisted upon it".

But AIPAC has traditionally insisted that it seeks to further a close American-Israeli relationship, whether the government of Israel is left, right, or center.

The C.I.A.'s loudest champions have traditionally insisted that its successes were classified and its failures heralded, and that anyone with full access to the secret record would venerate its role in United States national security since its founding under President Harry S. Truman.

Italy and Spain also refuse to disclose the exact pay packages of their CEOs, Knight says, partly because those two countries have "traditionally insisted on doing things their own way—not the U.S. way".

Traditionally, ASEAN has insisted that non-interference is the cornerstone of regional politics.

Traditionally, the EPA insisted on building such "gray" infrastructure.

Traditionally, school administrators have insisted upon reviewing yearbook content, often because faculty advisers are frequently rookie teachers with little journalistic training.

Following a worldwide tour of 40 restaurants in five years – his self-designed educational programme – Charlie instinctively knew that the culinary world was ready for an inventive chef who cooked refined American dishes, using the best, fresh American ingredients, and insisted that traditionally friendly American service could be combined with European discipline.

Traditionally, that meant insisting that any rise in the price of gold would mean the end of Western civilization.

Traditionally, Russell Group universities, such as Cambridge and Manchester, have insisted that A-level grade offers should remain the same for all applicants, regardless of school background.

He insisted the broadcast network, which traditionally is far more cautious than his former employers at Comedy Central, is giving him creative freedom.