Sentence examples for traditionally sanctioned from inspiring English sources

In this instance, the mask represents a traditionally sanctioned spirit from the past who assumes responsibility for the decision levied on the culprit.

Others have preferred "Vedic religion," using the term Vedic to refer not only to the ancient religious texts known as the Vedas but also to a fluid corpus of sacred works in multiple languages and an orthoprax (traditionally sanctioned) way of life.

In light of this state responsibility for ongoing care, longer stays in rehabilitation have traditionally been sanctioned for highly complex cases.

Traditionally U.S. sanctions against individuals or groups involve a ban on travel to the United States and freezing of their assets in U.S. banks.

Traditionally, major touring shows have been sanctioned by Actor's Equity, featuring professionally accredited -- and professionally paid -- actors.

Respondents from countries where FGM is traditionally performed believed that FGM is sanctioned by Islamic religion.

As Shilling (2008) points out, schools have traditionally been involved in regulating and disciplining the activities of pupils and seeking to transmit culturally sanctioned norms and habits.

And what we think of as "virtuous," or culturally sanctioned, socially acceptable behavior now, in women as in men, is the ability to play down qualities that have been traditionally considered feminine and play up the qualities that have traditionally been considered masculine.

Canon law sanctioned slavery.

It was critically sanctioned.

Religion sanctioned his ascendancy.