Sentence examples for routinely rejected from inspiring English sources

Residents complain that they are routinely rejected for credit cards if they list a Dharavi address.

The House, scheduled to vote on the bill next month, has routinely rejected such measures.

Karpinski's defense, Taguba said, was that her superior officers "routinely" rejected her recommendations regarding the release of such prisoners.

The pictures, mostly anonymous cellphone shots, are of a kind routinely rejected by the news media as too gruesome to print.

Foreign journalists traveling inside North Korea are restricted to tightly guided tours, and requests by the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit prisons are routinely rejected.

Up to that point, an estimated 20%to40%0% of UK fruit and vegetables was routinely rejected before it reached the shops.

Small-business owners say banks routinely reject applications for loans that were readily available just two years ago.

Russia last year passed a law banning the dissemination to minors of so-called "gay propaganda" and routinely rejects applications to hold gay rights demonstrations.

"Courts usually pay scant attention to these well-settled claims and routinely reject them," said Jarred Kassenoff, a lawyer for landlords and tenants.

In the past, domestic mills would routinely reject a good portion of what loggers delivered to them, opting to pick and choose through truckloads of lumber.

Redzepi opened Noma in 2003, at the age of twenty-five, bycked by the gastronomical entrepreneur of a successful catering service and bakery chain (whose bread he doesn't serve) and a "new Danish" furniture designer (whose advice he routinely rejects).