Sentence examples for routinely acts from inspiring English sources

One independent damage-assessor says NAM routinely acts like this.

The ruling released on Thursday is a victory for Republicans, who argued Obama's unlawfully made use of a clause in the constitution allowing the president to make appointments during congressional recess as part of a patten in which the White House routinely acts outside of his authority.

But it does have good manners, which is why it routinely acts with more dignity — and in Charleston, with more grace — than its critics to the north.

An illegitimate child of an alcoholic mother and an absentee father preoccupied with his preexisting family, prepubescent Stet (Garrett Wareing) routinely acts out and lands in either detention or the principal's office.

"Sooner or later, those guys who routinely act out, act out".

Palestinian activists in the village and their foreign supporters say the Israeli forces routinely act with brutality.

The counsel's office routinely acted as the gatekeeper for such document requests in investigations into the Clinton administration.

But the Supreme Court's ruling is unlikely to quiet the larger legal battle over whether the courts, in fashioning broad remedies in lawsuits or in overturning laws, routinely act like legislatures.

To the contrary, in trying to strike a magnanimous note about Clinton, he ended up sounding like the head of a police state, where the cops and prosecutors routinely act at the behest of the great leader.

In the discussions before the election of Pope Francis, cardinals from across the globe made clear their dissatisfaction with a Curia whose officers routinely acted as the masters rather than the servants of local churches.

In Shetland, it is lawyers, rather than the real estate agents who operate in most of the rest of Britain, and in England in particular, who routinely act as brokers.