Sentence examples for which has customarily from inspiring English sources

The draft contains no provisions for removing a watermark for research or to use excerpts of protected material for satire or commentary, which has customarily been viewed as acceptable under copyright law.

In the ever-escalating skirmishes between photographers and security agencies, the most significant battlefield is probably the public way - streets, sidewalks, parks and plazas - which has customarily been regarded as a vantage from which photography cannot and should not be barred.

But the administration has made clear that it would prefer that Europe, which has customarily named the head of the monetary fund, find someone who is better known internationally and who has more experience managing currencies and setting overall economic strategy.

The new monitor, which was launched alongside a 4K model back in October during the MacBook Touch Bar event, marked a new approach for Apple, which has customarily created its own hardware for such occasions.

Our study offers additional perspective to sepsis mortality literature, which has customarily reported poor patient outcomes due to delayed or inappropriate antimicrobial administration [ 6- 9].

Yet there would be significant ramifications here should countries which have customarily been in the top five of the world rankings in the professional era, and very often in the leading three, lose their lustre.

A cavity in its belly, which has lost the mirror that would customarily seal it, presumably was filled with medicines, and so was its head.

It might then be in a position to break the ice by adding future Universal Pictures releases like "Battleship" or "Stretch Armstrong" to its on-demand universe — but only if it is ready to face down, or accommodate, theater owners who have been fiercely protective of the exclusive period during which they have customarily served up the major studio pictures.

Bonhams, as it has customarily done, is holding an auction in conjunction with the event.

Democratic unity behind the McCain-Feingold measure is essential for its chances because the bill has customarily drawn mostly Democratic support.

The explanation for Shakespeare's popularity worldwide has customarily been made in terms of his universality, but there are limits.