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The PM routinely meets with backbench MPs to discuss issues of importance to them".

But the agency routinely meets with the main political parties in Lebanon and with members of Parliament, Ms. Nardin said.

He routinely meets with gun groups, heralding his support for gun rights, lower taxes and smaller government.

Pickard routinely meets with the oil, gas, and defense ministers as well as top military leaders and senior advisors to the President.

"H.R.A. routinely meets with many experts and providers -- for-profit and nonprofit -- to obtain advice as to how to improve the existing job training system," she said.

Examiners who asked for more information were routinely met with resistance, the report shows.

The Department for Work and Pensions spokesperson told the Independent: "We have met with the Trussell Trust and routinely meet with a range of civil society organisations.

Greensboro in the early nineteen-sixties was the kind of place where racial insubordination was routinely met with violence.

Their actions are routinely met with teargas, stun grenades and rubber bullets fired by the Israeli military.

In the past two years, Brotherhood leaders have routinely met with ambassadors, foreign ministers and American Congressional delegations, and one even met President Obama in the Oval Office.

Members of presidential transition teams routinely meet with foreign officials, and there is nothing inherently improper about sitting down with the Russian ambassador.