Sentence examples for routinely propose from inspiring English sources

*Legislators routinely propose and vote on legislation that affects their pocketbooks.

Investment bankers routinely propose deals to Chinese firms (if only to scare other bidders into life); five years ago they would not have.

Business Ties Lawmakers routinely propose or speak on behalf of bills that benefit their professions or employers, and they serve on committees that craft laws regulating their industries.

Industry groups like the Motion Picture Association of America routinely propose increasingly-aggressive and costly "solutions" to the problem (like dubious lawsuits and kicking pirates off the internet), that historically haven't done much to actually slow copyright infringement.

Ms. Szenasy, who routinely proposes five candidates for each category, said she is often surprised by her peers' suggestions.

He is routinely proposed by friendly types for the Nobel peace prize, in recognition of his renunciation of nuclear weapons.

The sole molecular genetic test that is routinely proposed in severe spermatogenic disturbances is screening for Yq microdeletion.

House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., when he used to chair the House Budget Committee, routinely proposed tax and spending outlines that would eliminate the deficit over 10 years, even though critics said his changes would lead to a severe curtailment in government programs.

Humanitarian intervention, once touted as necessary to stop genocide, now is routinely proposed to stop even small conflicts.

Some people, including those opposed to the kinds of gun control measures routinely proposed in the aftermath of mass killings, dispute the claim that such rampages have escalated.

The measure of CLCR should be routinely proposed for PT patients in order to adjust dose regimen, especially for drugs with renal elimination (betalactams, ceftazidime, cefepime, piperacillin, vancomycin, aminoglycosides, and so on).