Sentence examples for traditionally supportive from inspiring English sources

Tabloids Mirror British tabloid, traditionally supportive of the Labour party.

Traditionally supportive of the welfare state, the PS has not found a response to the EU's current economic route.

Attracting particular controversy was a comment article in the Luxemburger Wort, a paper traditionally supportive of Juncker.

Additionally, traditionally supportive media outlets were urging the protestors to move on and local government was becoming defensive.

Even traditionally supportive news magazines are talking of an "end of reign" atmosphere in the Élysée palace.

Management's argument over benefits has resonated even here in the Bay Area, a region traditionally supportive of labor.

German politicians from both left and right have traditionally been supportive of Israel, for obvious historical reasons.

Police interviewees described their surprise at the backing they got during the riots from communities that were not traditionally so supportive.

The 15-nation European Union, which is the main aid donor to the autonomous Palestinian administration, is traditionally more supportive of Mr. Arafat than the United States.

Despite intensive White House lobbying efforts this week in the Senate, which is traditionally more supportive than the House on free trade issues, many Republicans said they agreed with Democrats that Mexican trucks posed a danger on American roads.

Why is the Democratic Party, traditionally more supportive of civil liberties than the GOP, dragging its feet on one of the most important privacy issues of our time?