Sentence examples for ordinarily can from inspiring English sources

Before civil cases ordinarily can be taken to court, they first must be submitted to the local conciliation boards (forliksråd), which settle many issues without recourse to more formal legal action.

A person's identity ordinarily can be protected from compelled disclosure to protect free speech.

Unlike a president who may face a Congress controlled by the other party — a predicament President Obama knows well — a prime minister with a majority in the House of Commons ordinarily can propose and dispose without having to worry about being outvoted.

The legal origin of these problems stems from what is referred to as the "domicile" rule, which means couples ordinarily can only get divorced in the state in which they reside at the time of their break-up, regardless of where they lived when they got married.

His prose, ordinarily winsome, can flatten out.

Ordinarily, anyone can edit a Wikipedia page, with only special needing their edits to be checked.

But ordinarily you can see more than two-thirds of the Shinnecock Hills course.

Life as it is ordinarily lived can, seemingly at random, be cosmically interfered with.

"Ordinarily we can fill 85 kegs in two and a half hours," Mr. Oliver said.

Ordinarily, doctors can feel how forcefully they are grabbing tissue, how well they are cutting, how their stitches are holding.

Ordinarily, scientists can collect tissue soon after a victim's death and produce a DNA profile within hours.