Necessary licenses are often not routinely obtained.

The slaves and generations of their descendants were routinely murdered.

Many now routinely monitor and report on their environmental impact.

But the Chinese news media routinely portray a different reality.

Yet economists now routinely stoop to ad hominem attacks and inflammatory polemics.

Doctors back then were routinely telling men the importance of pleasuring their wives.

Since 2001, Shia Hazaras in Balochistan, have routinely been targeted by militant groups.

And unemployed young people in Greece, Portugal, and Spain routinely protest against German dictates.

Both sides have routinely abided by the informal protocol that has evolved over the years.

As an activist blogger, Woeser has been routinely refused a passport by the Chinese government.

Small children are routinely carried on motorbikes without helmets or, it seems, other safety precautions.

Should we routinely euthanize all oiled birds because most of them are going to die anyway?

Puff articles selling the government's successes routinely appear in some of the world's biggest news outlets.

It was routinely being used in this period, and, of course, still is routinely used because there were no complaints about it, not within the context of this study anyway it was routinely being used to deal with people who were violent, who were potentially violent, and also quite frequently used to deal with people who were simply passively non compliant.

With Putin s approval ratings routinely exceeding 80 , it seems that most Russians have chosen the latter option.

Moving to Iran, women human rights defenders are routinely jailed, interrogated, threatened and harassed for their work.

Breeders routinely use radiation or chemical mutagens on seeds to scramble a plant s DNA and generate new traits.

And so these kinds of studies are routinely published by scientists and they're great. They analyze large populations.

And we're now routinely using one fifth the radiation dose that's used in any other type of gamma technology.

While Cade brought his cowboy hat with him, Snow brought Head, routinely turning to the mannequin head for guidance.

At that time, state controlled media outlets routinely depicted social media as being bad for the health of society.

This shows us both that the calls are detectable over hundreds of miles and that whales routinely swim hundreds of miles.

And as Norden famously says, Before that bombsight came along, bombs would routinely miss their target by a mile or more.

Sofijanova is a highly politicized figure who state affiliated media routinely depict as a humanitarian who supports ruling politicians whenever possible.

Europe s national politicians routinely criticize the EU for its lack of democratic legitimacy, yet they bear part of the responsibility for it.

And in the last years of the old regime, he would routinely be detailed to go into the township to aggress the community.

The companies routinely bribe officials to gain oil leases, lie about output, evade taxes, and dodge responsibility for the environmental damage that they cause.

Dissidents are routinely dubbed deviants, fifth columnists, and traitors, as the regime leads a drive for national unity based on religion, tradition, and paranoid rhetoric.

Many species that bleach at 28o or 29o centigrade on Australia's Great Barrier Reef routinely tolerate temperatures of 34o or more in the Arabian Sea.

The country's cyber crime unit, which routinely targets bloggers and human rights activists with detention and imprisonment, has not arrested the creators of these videos.

At the same time, the speed of technological innovation is outpacing that of legislation, meaning that corporate activities are routinely entering seemingly gray areas devoid of regulation.

State spending left over from the previous year is routinely included in the federal budget, regardless of whether the renewed authorization serves a specific and necessary purpose.

This was something explicitly introduced to be an alternative to firearms, but it's being routinely used to deal with a whole range of other sorts of problems.

Today, the very human rights that were guaranteed by the constitution are being violated, with a politicized judiciary routinely abused and manipulated in order to justify the prime minister s actions.

Many other firms IBM are reducing their energy intensity routinely six percent a year by fixing up their plants, and they get their money back in two or three years.

Until the 1980 s, it was routinely assumed that the so called multiplier the ratio of change in GDP to the change in government spending was stable and larger than one.

The availability heuristic a pervasive cognitive bias caused by people s tendency to estimate the likelihood of a phenomenon by how easily an example of it comes to mind routinely clouds the issue.

Indians remain bewildered that the US State Department would so willfully jeopardize a relationship that American officials had been describing as strategic over a practice routinely followed by foreign diplomats for decades.

For example, studies of epidural steroid injections for back pain have been shown to be almost three times more likely to yield positive results when conducted by doctors who routinely administer them.

This perception might stem from the fact that the island's biggest global icon, the late reggae musician Bob Marley, was a committed Rastafarian, who routinely smoked herb as path to deeper spiritual awareness.

The IMF emerged at a time when countries were routinely victimized by New York bankers casual assumptions, such as J.P. Morgan s assessment in the 1920 s that Germans were fundamentally a second rate people.

Journalists, politicians, and public intellectuals who should know better routinely argue not just that policies and proposals are wrong headed, but that the proponents themselves must be evil to have enacted or suggested them.

Prions seem to defy all conventional wisdom, surviving pressure cooking, irradiation, and even incineration at 340 C for four hours treatments that are routinely and reliably used to deactivate all known viruses and bacteria.

Journalists and editors routinely avoid reporting on these matters in media, with most living in daily fear of losing their livelihoods, which usually amount to a monthly net salary of between EU 250 and 300.

Chinese citizens references to the constitution (especially article 35, which guarantees freedom of speech, press, assembly, and association) and constitutionalism in general are routinely censored, and lawyers who cite the constitution in court are frequently detained.