Local hunting, fishing for private consumption, and poaching of wild game are not ordinarily reported in official statistics and are difficult to measure.
American officials have been similarly tight-lipped, and officials who ordinarily see intelligence reports on such issues say their access has been restricted.
Ordinarily, the crime reporting of newspapers with small staffs — and many of those with large staffs — reflects their need for coöperation from the police and the prosecutor.
Some of the issues we covered in Katine, such as whether the correct number of desks arrived at schools, or the delays building the school at Kadinya, would ordinarily never be reported in the media, internationally or locally, despite Soroti having a good number of local radio stations and a vernacular newspaper.
If water clings more tightly to the grains of one material than to those of the other, the grains may separate even if they are otherwise identical and would ordinarily mix, the researchers report in a paper to be published in Physical Review Letters.
Ordinarily, his 2002 draft report should have led to a final version, Mr. Wood said, which in turn could have triggered re-evaluation of the fluff exception.
Ordinarily, the annual trustees' report on Social Security is released at a morning press conference, and simultaneously posted on the Web; this gives reporters a chance to read the material and discuss it with outside experts before filing their articles.
"They put it in a section of the paper where they ordinarily put hard-hitting investigative reporting.
In Mr. Spitzer's case, prosecutors might charge him with violating the Mann Act, a federal statute that prohibits transporting people across state lines for the purpose of prostitution, or with a crime known as structuring — which involves concealing the nature and source of financial transactions that would ordinarily require currency transaction reports.
Ordinarily you have a full, complete report and you release the report or you don't.
