Sentence examples for traditionally neutral from inspiring English sources

He suggests "traditionally neutral Switzerland" as the new home.

The caption of a photograph is traditionally neutral, informative: a date, a place, names.

Mexico has now retreated to a more traditionally neutral foreign policy.

Oman, traditionally neutral, stayed out of the Saudi-led but GCC-backed intervention in Bahrain in March 2011.

Traditionally neutral, it hides behind Nato's shield, spending a miserly 0.9% of annual budget on defence, and relies on Germany for markets and political clout.

Mr Ahern is lobbying other traditionally neutral EU countries Finland, Sweden and Austria to push for an EU declaration on this issue at next week's Seville summit.

Political parties traditionally stay neutral in primaries, and encourage the contenders to save their negative ads for the general election.

Some 45 municipalities have imposed curfews on refugees, reckons Human Rights Watch, a lobby.Particularly in the impoverished, Sunni-dominated north, anger simmers now that the Lebanese army, traditionally a neutral institution, is seen to be fighting the same Sunni enemies as Hizbullah.

Such transfer has been traditionally considered neutral, however, it may be maladaptive, if introgression breaks the coevolved mito-nuclear complexes [ 16], or adaptive, as mtDNA function may represent important selective value [ 23- 26].

The role has traditionally been politically neutral and subsidiary to the country's parliament.

The militia has made a particular point of targeting teachers, who have traditionally acted as neutral election officials.