Sentence examples for routine government from inspiring English sources

Until now, routine government surveillance of private conversations was limited as much by practicality as by legal constraints.

Third, Trump wants to strip consideration of the long-term effects of climate change from routine government decision-making.

Trials recessed early at hundreds of courthouses, and the attacks disrupted the routine government operations of drivers' license offices and water-bill counters across the country.

"A rule that required compensation for every delay in the use of property would render routine government processes prohibitively expensive or encourage hasty decision making".

Ten years from now, most routine government business--renewing a driver's license, paying taxes or fines--may well be handled by kiosks, not clerks.

Citizens of the European Union may own as many homes as they like, while others, limited to one, undergo a more-or-less routine government approval process.

He cites several Obama administration actions as examples of routine government-business back-scratching: its investments in green energy, the bargains it struck over how to treat executives in bail-outs of financial corporations, and its favourable treatment of unions during the car manufacturers' bail-out.It's when we get to the auto workers' unions that the rubber hits the road.

Torture is routine in government detention centres.

As the Latin kingdom settled into a routine of government, however, the situation improved.

The normal routine of government has been upended for the summer, with the governor keeping essential services running by executive fiat.

CIA filed an impersonation complaint with Twitter and they secured the @CIA account for us, which is routine for government agencies," said CIA public affairs director Dean Boyd in an email.