Sentence examples for routinely asking from inspiring English sources

In June, Gov. Rick Scott signed a law barring Florida doctors from routinely asking patients if they own a gun.

As for war costs, Mr. Bush included little or none in his annual military budgets, instead routinely asking Congress for supplemental appropriations during the year.

And let me present what they say using one technique the Tax Policy Center uses routinely, asking what effect a change in taxes would have on after-tax income, other things equal.

Guns and the injuries they cause may be the next big issue facing physicians (including navigating ridiculous state laws that punish doctors for routinely asking their patients about gun safety).

He was also a bona fide reporter: curious about my hometown, my job, favorite this, favorite that, compensating for having never seen me, or heard my voice, by routinely asking as many questions as he answered.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3 — Under pressure from advocates for stricter immigration laws, the mayor of Phoenix said on Monday that he no longer backed a Police Department order barring officers from routinely asking the immigration status of people it arrested and announced a panel to study a policy change.

— Voters routinely ask about it on the campaign trail.

Pollsters now routinely ask voters to compare Cameron with Gordon Brown.

"At the beginning, I always ask if students routinely ask their patients about drug coverage.

Nurses, teachers, midwives should routinely ask the question, she added, to get victims to open up.

Aid agencies working in the country are routinely asked to contribute expensive trucks and equipment.