Sentence examples for routinely practised from inspiring English sources

The scale of avoidance routinely practised by the majority of millionaires is much more serious than occasional small-scale cheating.

The president of the Spaish pilots' union Sepla, speaking of the fire in the left engine, said pilots routinely practised taking off and landing in similar situations every six months.

Is there any justification for what the CIA euphemistically calls "enhanced interrogation techniques", meaning torture, as routinely practised at Guantanamo Bay? Waterboarding, once practicised by the Spanish Inquisition, has yielded information that has saved innocent lives: does that make it defensible?

Further, there is now a great deal of empirical evidence that in institutional environments in which torture is routinely practised it has a massive impact on other practices and on moral attitudes.

CXL being a safe procedure, sending conjunctival swab preoperatively, is not routinely practised.

The validity of the approach has been demonstrated in several papers and is now routinely practised [ 46].

In many schools, pupils and teachers now routinely practise drills in which they are told a specific message over the public announcement system such as: "The canteen is closed".

Mittal would have a "strong incentive" to sell the ore to its affiliates at less than the market price - so-called transfer pricing practised routinely by mining companies.

However, as melanoma follow-up is based on elements of clinical examination practised routinely in primary care, patient self-examination and patient education, GPs might be able to provide a service that is equivalent in clinical outcome to specialist follow-up.

Generalized but non-specific dose adjustment methods including changing dose amount or frequency, utilization of extended or continuous infusion have been used in most units practising TDM routinely [ 22].

I practised and practised.