Examples of using Were traditionally in English and their translations into Chinese
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His jackets were traditionally styled, but he lowered the armholes to make them easier to wear and subtly changed the shape of the trousers.
ISS were traditionally regarded as natural monopolies and provided by the State, particularly utilities.
Previously, Japanese women were traditionally relegated to household duties or desk-bound administrative roles.
In Japan, iPhone purchases were traditionally subsidized, bundled with carrier contracts.
The Peuhl or‘Mbororo people' were traditionally nomadic pastoralists but have more recently adopted a comparatively sedentary lifestyle, settling in villages such as Tatali.
More and more, parties to the conflict hire private military and security companies to outsource roles that were traditionally played only by armed forces.
This resulted from faster growth in sectors where the labour force is predominantly female and from women' s taking over jobs that were traditionally held by men.
As with other aspect of buildings, MEP drafting, design and documentation were traditionally done manually.
His subjects, including birds, bamboo, and lotus flowers were traditionally Asian.
To understand this disconnect, we should remember that organisations were traditionally built from the inside-out, with customers and customer-facing employees on the‘receiving-end' of technology.
These theatres were traditionally a symbol of opulence, performing musical shows or operas for the cultural elite; in the course of time, however, they have come to be places of entertainment for the masses.
In Latin America, the Gini coefficients, which were traditionally the highest in the world, started to decline in the 1970s in most of the region except the Southern Cone.
It believed that fisheries ought to be prioritized to provide for essential nutritional and livelihood needs, particularly of those communities that were traditionally dependent on access to adjacent fisheries resources.
The title" Specific obligations" did not reflect the content of paragraph 1, which described obligations that were traditionally performed by the carrier; therefore, the title should read" General obligations".
While such services were traditionally provided by the public sector, the new orthodoxy favours the private sector, or at least the introduction of market mechanisms in the delivery of services.
Hungary, for example, reports that the proportion of women has risen in the area of technical and agricultural majors and in faculties that were traditionally the preserve of male professionals.
Experts noted the principal benefits of PPPs, namely the mobilization of financial resources and technical expertise for providing public services that were traditionally provided by government agencies.
China has been traditionally among our key foreign partners.
Science and philosophy are traditionally considered very distinct disciplines.
The area along the Fujian coast was traditionally one of the main ceramic exporting centers.