Many fail to conduct routine fire drills.
The State Education Department does not conduct routine erasure analysis either, similarly relying on whistle-blowers.
The police said it was a random checkpoint that had been set up to conduct routine inspections of drivers.
Armed police officers are still relatively unusual here, and most plainclothes and uniformed officers conduct routine business without weapons.
For example, agents have the authority to conduct routine searches at the border even in the absence of reasonable suspicion, probable cause or a warrant.
Schooling that trains students to efficiently conduct routine tasks is training students for jobs that pay minimum wage or jobs that simply no longer exist.
Schooling that trains students to efficiently conduct routine tasks is training students for jobs that pay minimum wage — or jobs that simply no longer exist.
Gen. Victor E. Renuart Jr., the head of Norad and Northern Command, ordered the review in response to criticism this year by the Government Accountability Office that the command had failed to conduct "routine risk assessments".
The F.D.A., meanwhile, is unable to fully conduct routine inspections of food facilities in the U.S. or abroad, prompting early scares that mass quantities of imported seafood were going uninspected.
One, Masaki Hattori, was reportedly placed in a tiny office and continuously yelled at by managers after he made an unscheduled 60-second stop to conduct routine safety checks in 2001.
Some changes are painfully obvious: the soaring number of admissions and deaths, the shortages of staff and beds, the general erosion of care as nurses and doctors struggle to conduct routine checks and tests.
