Sentence examples for traditionally requires from inspiring English sources

While the task places few requirements upon the animal, it traditionally requires the experimenter to observe the test phase directly and record behavior.

That kind of talk traditionally requires lots of caveats and careful explaining.

The board, which remedies unfair labor practices and certifies union elections, traditionally requires a majority of three to act on divisive issues.

Because accession to the group traditionally requires full consensus, Georgia, as a member, was in a position to block Russia's membership bid.

Campaigning in Iowa is time-consuming: the locals are an awkward lot who relish meeting their candidates in the flesh, so a solid Iowa run traditionally requires a visit to all or almost all of the state's 99 counties.

This method traditionally requires periodic boundary conditions, which are not applicable for nested modeling.

But what about other jobs that don't traditionally require much use of a computer?

"It has traditionally required a serious mental illness such as psychosis or serious personality disorder to prove insanity.

That is past the point at which women were traditionally required to marry in many Asian societies.

Specialist journalists are traditionally required to predict the major figures of the next generation: prospective party leaders, future England captains, potential poet laureates.

Problems have spread to so-called prime mortgages, offered to the least risky customers, and commercial real estate loans, which traditionally required a bigger equity investment.