Sentence examples for routine response from inspiring English sources
Barack Obama remarked last week that gun massacres have attracted a "routine" response.
In many smaller police departments that have not been trained in threat assessment, the routine response would be to document the complaint and leave it at that.
The routine response within Whitehall when faced with an outrage is to draw up a list of what is being done and what more can be added.
His routine response, even now, to inquiries into his and his aides' ties to Russia: They should investigate the Clintons' Russia ties.
When asked that same drudgerous question, all he needs to do is respect the sensitivity of the argument, and give an equally routine response.
Pressure to adopt a cholera vaccine as part of the routine response to outbreaks mounted as two expert panels advised the World Health Organization to use it.
These things are routine and he has routine responses to them, so they don't stress him out.
In what have become almost routine responses to such attacks, Mr. Arafat's Palestinian Authority condemned the bombing and Mr. Sharon's government held the Palestinian Authority responsible for it.
These networks are most strongly activated when infrequent stimuli are being processed, regardless of behavioural inhibitory demands, and when novel tasks are being acquired, as opposed to when routine responses must be suppressed.
Since William James's seminal discussion of habit, such "slips of action," in which routine responses are triggered despite being inappropriate to current intentions, have informed a distinction between relatively automatic response production and executive or supervisory control.
In both urgent and routine responses to the threat of diarrheal disease, we know what works and we have the tools to significantly reduce millions of needless deaths among children under 5. What is needed is renewed political will at the global level and the dedicated resources to prevent and control diarrheal disease before disaster strikes.
