But that is not the case if the report names a specific organization, which routinely happens.
In effect, the state would merely be replicating what routinely happens in many middle-class households across the land.
But locals expect most of the jobs to go to highlanders, which they contend routinely happens when businesses come into this region.
As routinely happens on the high seas, the drugs were dumped overboard, while the crew and vessel were allowed to go.
Nor, for the most part, are writers referred to solely by their first names in the way that routinely happens with jazz musicians: Ornette, Elvin, McCoy.
Millar is in his first season with the Red Sox and is learning about what routinely happens each summer as the gap between them and the Yankees widens.
While many may have died on occasion, he said, similar death rates routinely happen "at any hog company" if disease breaks out.
Why shouldn't judges rather than politicians authorise interception warrants as they do with search warrants and as routinely happens elsewhere?
On conflicts of interest, some maintain that for uncontroversial legal work, potential clashes could be avoided if clients granted them express permission to act for a rival, as routinely happens, for example, for consulting advice.
When MPs get into a serious row with the government, as routinely happens when they seek to question ministers about corruption, the 83-year-old emir has increasingly tended to resort simply to dissolving the troublesome body and calling elections.
As presenter Rico Hizon introduced a story about how Chinese gymnasts had won "zilch" and an image of a prostrated You Hao appeared, the screen went black, as routinely happens during stories considered politically inconvenient to the Communist party.
