Sentence examples for has ordinarily from inspiring English sources

As Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. wrote in a 1986 decision, "the court has ordinarily stayed executions when four members have voted" to hear an appeal.

Although the Democratic nominee for mayor has ordinarily beaten the Republican by at least three to one, some Cleveland politicians believe that Stokes is not absolutely guaranteed to win the election against Seth B. Taft, an earnest and civic-minded lawyer whose views on the city's problems are quite close to Stokes's own.

But today, the government said that the appeals court had issued the correct decision and that there was "little prospect" that the justices would agree to take the case on such a narrow issue, particularly since in disputes involving judicial misconduct the Supreme Court has ordinarily deferred to the conclusions of the circuit courts.

In certain cases inhibition of PPIs and selective recognition have been observed although the latter property has ordinarily derived from complementary matching of electrostatic interactions between protein and ligand.

Not odorless, but not as bad as I would have ordinarily.

Such approaches have ordinarily been confined to festival films like Julie Talen's accomplished 75-minute "Pretend".

Anne Fuguee (BWV 552b) that would have ordinarily followed, they will have to return on April 16 to hear it.

Many Palestinians have ordinarily traveled between towns or from outlying villages to reach their jobs and schools, or to shop.

It was the kind of hit that a brute like Lindros would have ordinarily tried to shrug off.

Navratilova said she missed one day of playing tennis during her radiation treatments and recalled two naps she would not have ordinarily taken.

For a university like Southern Miss, hiring a coach with Eustachy's résumé, including six conference titles, would have ordinarily been unlikely, if not outright impossible.