Sentence examples for traditionally set up from inspiring English sources

There are fears that many young people are falling through a gap in provision of domestic violence services, which are traditionally set up for adults.

The year's second major is traditionally set up to discourage low scoring and only 14 of the 156-man field finished under par on the second longest course in US Open history.

Military tribunals have traditionally been set up for this purpose, distinguishing the ordinary criminal who acts outside the law from the soldier who abides by a code of conduct at odds with our own core beliefs.

TRADITIONALLY people who set up private foundations — either during their lifetimes or through an estate plan — envisioned an entity that would carry on their philanthropy for generations.

Computer-tethered cameras have traditionally been easier to set up on Macintoshes, many of which have included built-in video circuitry.

Outside of the carrier business, Microsoft, which has traditionally delivered keynote speeches and set up a booth at C.E.S., announced recently that 2012 would be its last appearance at the show.

When a visibly flustered Mr. Brown rose to give his familiar defense — that senior British officers in Afghanistan had told the government they had what they needed — Conservative backbenchers set up a chorus traditionally used by opposition parties to mock the government at the moment of the Commons break-up for an election.

The Palestinians want to set up a state with traditionally Arab East Jerusalem as the capital.

Like Richards, Mengers stormed and set up camp in a traditionally male bastion.

"It's traditionally been a very conservative industry that is set up in a way that does not facilitate radical innovation".

I wondered if the amiable Senoussi - from traditionally anti-Gaddafi Benghazi - had not been set up as a fall guy.