"It was something we routinely debated, as prosecutors and agents," he said.
Jews routinely debate Israel and other issues in any forum they wish, Jewish and non-Jewish.
High school and college clubs as well as professional pundits routinely debated their respective merits.
This is something Napier says the startup has routinely debated internally but decided that to deliver a smart thermostat that truly fits the needs of social landlords, it was necessary to be fully vertically integrated, with bespoke hardware working in tandem with the Switchee cloud service and landlord analytics.
Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, intensivists routinely debate (both inwardly and outwardly) the benefit, utility, and patient-focused dignity of admitting very elderly patients to the ICU.
For years, headline writers and pundits have routinely characterized presidential debates and primary elections as a candidate's or a president's "high noon".
Scientific and regulatory disagreements and debates routinely arise during the determination of which specific environmental agents are of concern and at what exposure levels.
With a readership in the millions, The New York Times routinely influences public debate on a host of issues through its news coverage.
Republicans now routinely draw out debate on what used to be formalities, in order to exert what Mr. McConnell would describe as leverage to "shape" objectionable measures.
The News Corporation has historically used its four newspapers — it also owns The Sun, The Times of London, and The Sunday Times — to shape and quash public debate, routinely helping to elect prime ministers with timely endorsements while punishing enemies at every turn.
International conferences are routinely organized to debate global warming, sustainable development, water resources, destruction of forests, endemic poverty, the AIDS epidemic, housing needs and other facets of the global crisis.
