Sentence examples for traditionally occupied by from inspiring English sources

Second, the territory traditionally occupied by voluntary sector groups is increasingly being occupied by others.

Somalia's western border was arbitrarily determined by colonial powers and divides the lands traditionally occupied by the Somali people.

According to Kissinger, a barefoot, bookish 55-year-old, the new vendors hired homeless people and drug addicts to reserve prized spots traditionally occupied by artists and performers.

Lépine had previously been denied admission to the École Polytechnique and had been upset, it later transpired, about women working in positions traditionally occupied by men.

In this way the party videos have become just another coping mechanism for immigrants, a role more traditionally occupied by food or faith.

Lahoud's popularity, political neutrality, and strong ties with Syria and the United States made him well-suited for the Lebanese presidency, an office traditionally occupied by a Christian.

He therefore puts us in the position that was traditionally occupied, in western art, by satyrs creeping up on sleeping nymphs for a close look at their nudity.

While the B.S.A. is a private organization, it is "chartered" by Congress and has traditionally occupied a unique space in the public realm.

The building has traditionally been occupied by hundreds of small tenants, who tend to pay lower rents.

Many indigenous cultures have traditionally occupied fertile, active volcanic areas.

The Turkana people traditionally occupied 19 territories and were grouped into 28 small clans, each occupying a defined territory.