"The parents' view is that these images were of routine, everyday family occasions which the paparazzi has no right to intrude upon, profit from and file away in picture libraries for future reference and use".
Matthew Bershadker, the president and chief executive of the organization, said the police were "equipped to do what the A.S.P.C.A. simply cannot accomplish alone: incorporate enforcement of animal cruelty laws into routine, everyday law enforcement work".
But when it comes to routine, everyday bureaucratic abuse of "foreigners" — especially brownish ones with exotic names — there are increasingly frequent instances of the kind of ignorant, bullying, Kafkaesque, unaccountable stupidity that one more often associates with thug regimes than with supposedly advanced democracies.
Whatever the structural reasons, no matter how outdated that prototype possession game may have become, compared to the more varied tactical experiments elsewhere in Europe, Van Gaal has simply failed in the normal way: a routine, everyday, entirely explicable kind of failure, borne out of the usual bad decisions, injuries, bad luck, poor judgment, poor timing.
Basic User A2 Has sufficient vocabulary to conduct routine, everyday transactions involving familiar situations and topics.
JZ: What's your routine everyday?
As the phrase "slice of life" implies, the series depicts routine, everyday stuff.
"My skin is transformed and it's such a nice little self-care routine everyday".
His role is broad: He deals with routine everyday medicines and emergencies as they arise; he supervises a nicely carpeted small ward with three beds, and is also a confidant and trusted advisor to many inmates.
Of course, even with a top-of-the-line home-theater system and a library of new movies available cheaply at any time, you're ultimately still just watching TV in your living room, subject to a thousand possible interruptions amid your routine, everyday household existence.
