This has become the leitmotif of the Berlusconi era, a routine he resorts to so he can fill the air, like a stand-up comedian with a familiar joke that isn't funny at all.
Since I didn't want to experiment with any devices like a diaphragm or IUD, which releases hormones and can have painful side effects, or try any more hormonal methods like a patch or a routine injection, we resorted to the easiest method of birth control we knew: the "pull-out" method.
This week, the Israeli army's alpinists, who guard Israel's only ski resort, conducted routine training exercises in the deep snow at the peak of Mount Hermon.
In New York City, one in five residents lacks a regular doctor and one in six is uninsured, according to a recent survey by the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and overcrowded emergency rooms are often their first resort for routine care.
With little notice, county planners issued a routine permit for the resort after deciding that the project needed no special environmental review because it had already received state Coastal Commission approval.
Fetal safety is paramount, and we immediately resort to routine management if the baby is unexpectedly born in poor condition.
Working conditions may bring about conflicts that induce nurses to resort to routine task performance, thus possibly negatively affecting health care, as is evident among Iranian nurses.
For some hospitals, such repatriations are routine, for others a last resort.
It is regrettable to see a writer of Moore's previous inventiveness resorting to this routine piece of chicanery.
Marketing campaigns must be created, and meetings with the resort's advertising company are routine.
The drugs were found when the teenagers were stopped at a routine police highway checkpoint near the Pacific Coast resort city of Mazatlán as they drove to a football match in November.
