Sentence examples for traditionally refused from inspiring English sources

Although the PP has traditionally refused to consider any sort of dialogue with Eta, it is known to have been in contact with the group during a previous ceasefire in 1998.

The fundamental obstacle to restoration has been simple: Big Sugar is the region's most powerful lobbying force, its interests are diametrically opposed to the interests of the Everglades and politicians have traditionally refused to support anything without the industry's approval.

The program provides affordable insurance in flood-prone zones where private insurers have traditionally refused to insure properties because they're so vulnerable.

(Editing by Greg McCune).

As I show in my book, Stand By Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation, historical archives libraries, both academic and public, and private institutions that make it their mission to hold and properly preserve historical artifacts—have traditionally refused to preserve the records of LGBTQ people.

The UK government traditionally refuses to pay ransoms on grounds that they encourage terrorists.

The high-street clothing bellwether Next, which traditionally refuses to offer pre-Christmas discounts, is entering the Black Friday fray for the first time to boost flagging sales amid a blizzard of promotions from rivals, including John Lewis and Debenhams.

The IRS traditionally refuses to comment on individual taxpayer cases.

Also, Sinn Fein, which won five seats in Northern Ireland in 2010, traditionally refuse to swear allegiance to the Queen, and are not entitled to vote as a consequence.

You'll know the rivalry has turned for good if Ohio State, which traditionally refuses to acknowledge Michigan by name, starts referring to Michigan State as "that team up North … West, we mean in Lansing, we mean northwest in East Lansing".

Large numbers of traditionally Democratic newspapers refused to support Bryan, including the New York World, whose circulation of 800,000 was the nation's largest, and major dailies in cities such as Philadelphia, Detroit, and Brooklyn.