Meanings of traditional strengths in English

But financial management is still seen as one of the Coalition's traditional strengths.

Indeed, the immediate impact of the downgrade might be muted by the tax-free market's traditional strengths.

That helped make up for a decline in its traditional strengths of TV programmes and commercials.

Mattan will drive BMO's push into global mining and energy mandates, traditional strengths for the Canadian bank.

England needs to heed the warning that the traditional strengths of South African rugby upfront are alive and well.

The U.S. housing boom and stable gas prices are playing to U.S. automakers' traditional strengths in pickup trucks and SUVs.

Its traditional strengths are in chip design and manufacturing, and it has little experience selling consumer products, much less television programming.

Other companies, like Franklin Resources, the San Francisco asset manager that Morningstar ranks fifth in the industry, have stuck to traditional strengths.

Arthur Cox managing partner Brian O'Gorman believes Ireland's traditional strengths continue to play a key role in the country's attractiveness for US investment.

The focus in dealmaking has been in Canada's traditional strengths of mining, energy and agricultural commodities, with 49 percent of transactions in these areas.