Sentence examples for routinely decided from inspiring English sources

12 seconds: Many Olympic events are routinely decided by the tightest of margins — quarter inches, tenths of seconds.

Then came a surge of cases in the general category of trademark holder v. cybersquatter, routinely decided in favor of trademark holder.

In the late 1970's and early 1980's, they note, the court routinely decided nearly twice as many cases as in recent years.

It is a fast, offensive-minded, pass-heavy game where outcomes are routinely decided by scores of 60-something to 50-something.

In the N.C.A.A. tournament, where games are routinely decided in the final few seconds, experienced coaches and experienced players can make the difference between a win and a loss.

It issued 79 decisions (with the remaining cases to be argued and decided in the next term), up slightly from the 73 decisions in the previous term but many fewer than the 150 or so that the court routinely decided in the 1980's.

Of course judges and juries routinely decide between competing experts.

Mr. Corallo said career lawyers who routinely decide how to censor material before public release made the recommendations about what to delete from the diversity report.

Tech and telco companies must routinely decide when to honor government requests that may threaten their users' privacy and free speech rights – and when to push back.

Until judges cease to routinely decide constitutional cases in a manner that effectively allows the political branches to act as judges of the limits of their own powers, Americans will for the most part enjoy only so much of their liberty as government officials are inclined to tolerate.

Midwives routinely decide how frequently to meet pregnant women depending on their perceived needs and available resources.