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Even Germany’s Left Party, which has 8% support and is not traditionally defined as moderate, has a more moderate “eastern” wing and a more radical “western” wing.
But economic growth, even in traditionally export-led economies, is driven by productivity growth, not by the ability to capture a growing share of global markets.
None is in the US Rust Belt – the tract of industrial towns stretching from Michigan to eastern Pennsylvania – where much of the car industry and its suppliers were traditionally located.
Traditionally, these oral agreements have allowed farmers to clear forests and begin farming.
Oceanographic and geological research, traditionally strong in Russia, have virtually ceased to exist.
The response from America’s Democratic Party, which has traditionally represented this constituency, was to promise affordable universal health care and more education spending, while also protecting government jobs and entitlement programs.
Shell traditionally uses its scenarios to prepare for the future without expressing a preference for one over another.
In southern Europe, central banks have traditionally been part of the government, which means that representatives from most EU member states consider central-bank subjugation natural.
Ryan’s committee plays an important role in setting America’s fiscal agenda, reflecting both the constitutional requirement that revenue bills originate in the House of Representatives and political realities (the House is traditionally less fractious than the Senate).
The trend can be seen in traditionally autocratic regimes.
We understand, of course, the reluctance to intervene in what is traditionally considered a family matter.
The prospect of a re-energized Franco-German axis is why the Dutch – who are traditionally pro-European but do not want a Europe that marginalizes small countries – might vote No in their referendum (which follows shortly upon France’s) if the French vote Yes.
Given the great importance that China has traditionally attached to formalities, the Chinese government is repeatedly emphasizing that fact – and thus demonstrating its high expectations for the event.
Traditionally, the corporate-bond market was centered in the United States, but now companies from around the world have joined in.
The right has traditionally emphasized freedom – breaking down barriers that impede individuals’ ability to create.
Companies have traditionally taken a box-ticking approach to addressing harassment, using written policies and trainings in a feeble bid to encourage respect.
Traditionally energy production has followed energy consumption.
This bias reduces developing countries’ comparative advantage in traditionally labor-intensive manufacturing (and other) activities, and decreases their gains from trade.
But a more intangible factor is no less important: many of the networks on which farmers have traditionally depended to cope with these disasters have been lost or degraded.
Yet Syria has one redeeming feature: it is a secular country that traditionally recoils from Islamic fundamentalism.
But for this to happen, countries with traditionally generous refugee programs should come forward and offer more places to receive Iraqis.
For example, sustained low interest rates hurt savers who traditionally prefer safe short-term investments.
On the other hand, Americans are deeply frustrated with gaping holes in health care, education, equality of opportunity, infrastructure, and environmental protection – goods and services traditionally provided by government.
First, is there not a risk of a kind of inverted injustice by which the traditionally privileged become the new underprivileged?
Thus, psychotherapy and the neurosciences traditionally maintained their own departments, world-views, and languages, viewing each other with suspicion and distrust.
Traditionally, Europe's citizens have always accepted the new members that queued up to join the club as it went from the original group of six countries to the 25 that will form the EU in 2004.
But, given that the Saenuri Party is traditionally pro-business, Park limits her reform pledges to harsher sentences for convicted chaebol executives and new restrictions on circular equity investment through chaebol affiliates.
Whereas America’s entrepreneurs had traditionally been inclined to create sustainable legacies, now many of them strive for an early IPO that will let them cash out quickly.
Some countries, like the United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, South Korea, and Australia, are increasing their foreign-aid budgets; others, even traditionally generous donors like Japan and the Netherlands, have reduced theirs.
Such parties come to be seen as more mainstream, and their appeal to traditionally harder-to-win women supporters receives a boost.
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