Sentence examples for as a normal course from inspiring English sources

"There are competitors of ours who don't pay tax as a normal course of business," he said.

Consequently, as a normal course of business, these costs may no longer be included in proposal budgets to sponsoring agencies.

They accept an amusing back-and-forth as a normal course of events and press on hilariously, without a lot of ha-ha goofery.

Although "we're happy with their work," Ms. Ahearn said of McCann Erickson and Universal McCann, "as a normal course of business we like to review major relationships from time to time".

Joe Torre, the Yankees' manager, characterized tonight's meeting as a normal course of action in spring training, but he did not rule out the possibility the Yankees might make a significant move.

Coordinating care between clinics, waiting for records, signing the same forms multiple times, scheduling appointments, other tasks that for healthcare organizations do as a normal course of business, often seem unnecessarily burdensome to a patient already dealing with an illness.

In regard to the concentrations, can those courses be taken as electives in the fall and spring as part of a normal course load?

WASHINGTON ― Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, on Monday defended his meetings with Russian officials as "proper" and "a normal course of events of a very unique campaign," claiming that he had been "fully transparent".

A normal course load is defined as four (4.0) course credits and, as noted above, you are expected to enroll in at least this many course credits each semester (see however "Enrollment in an Underload" below).

Further, KemI cells, which exhibited a normal course of ISG15 expression (Fig. 2), also exhibited normal kinetics of STAT1 phosphorylation, as expected (Fig. S1).

The analysis comes close to giving an implicit approval to the Bush administration's furious pursuit of Saddam Hussein as a "perfectly normal" course of action, while relegating Europeans to permanent timidity in a world teeming with rogue bears.