Sentence examples for traditionally maintain from inspiring English sources

It was a bold act in a country where the authorities traditionally maintain an iron grip on social order.

Fire insurance companies have traditionally maintained a somewhat ambiguous attitude toward the crime of arson.

Most of the noble families traditionally maintained town houses in the capital city, Lhasa.

West Virginia has traditionally maintained a poor economic position among the states.

The party also has traditionally maintained close links with the British Labour Party.

Merchants and landowners appealed for help to the ʿulamāʾ, with whom they had traditionally maintained close ties.

In 2008, one fund, Reserve Primary, "broke the buck," falling below the $1-a-share asset value that money market funds have traditionally maintained.

Congress has traditionally maintained the provision to force lawmakers to pass a bill or face large increases in farm program expenditures.

Congress has traditionally maintained the provision to prod lawmakers into passing a farm bill or face large increases in farm program expenditures.

The initiative could result in "major collateral damage" to NASA's science program, he said, and damage the balance the agency has traditionally maintained between human space flight and fundamental science.

A Harvard spokesman, Kevin Galvin, added, "The university has traditionally maintained a strong presumption against divesting stock for reasons unrelated to investment purposes," preferring that the college make its "distinctive contributions to society" through its "research and educational activities".