Most have laws or rules that forbid them, though Republican lawmakers routinely push to allow guns, which university presidents largely oppose.
Still, her playing was fiery and impassioned, most of all in Ysaye's Sonata No. 4, where she routinely pushed notes almost to their breaking point in a way that sent the pulse racing.
Lexus confirmed that the software updates are routinely pushed out via satellite to cars and that a faulty application may be to blame.
The Justice Department guidelines, known as the McNulty Memorandum, for Paul J. McNulty, a former deputy attorney general who wrote them, sought to place restraints on prosecutors, stopping them from routinely pushing companies to disclose legal secrets in exchange for lenient treatment.
It was a perilous industry: captains eager to destroy the competition routinely pushed engines beyond their limits.
Yet even with those generous terms, some major American companies — including Cendant, Wells Fargo and General Electric — have routinely pushed the boundaries while claiming lucrative tax savings, according to evidence recently presented at a federal trial in New York.
So, as described in juicy detail in the CFTC's order in the Barclays case, traders routinely pushed their colleagues in charge of submitting Libor quotes to move Libor up or down as their trading needs dictated.
Rhodes's treaties with the various African chiefs tended to be of dubious legality, and he routinely pushed against or ignored established boundaries with other European colonial powers, which sometimes put him at odds with Britain's Foreign Office.
Back in his racing days, Chandler, schooled at Bondurant in Sears Point, Calif., routinely pushed his 1,110-horsepower 1,110-horsepowerbought from CART honcho Roger Porsche to 220mph down the back chute at Riverside.
I once heard a rumor that Kyle routinely pushed more than 60 miles from his hometown of Reading, Pennsylvania, (where the logs are) to skate downtown Philly, and I have never doubted it once.
