Sentence examples for routinely release from inspiring English sources

Artists routinely release phone and tablet applications that include remix-it-yourself options.

Most politicians routinely release copies of their tax returns, even though they are not required to do so.

Aides do not routinely release information about the royal family's medical care as it is considered private but the Palace decided to issue a statement to dispel the Twitter rumours.

"While we do not routinely release data on total attacks around the country, we did expect the number of attacks to go up as the number of ISAF troops increased," said Major Belinsky, the ISAF spokeswoman.

To others, the anomalous part of Italian democracy is not the so-called Berlusconi Court, but the fact that magistrates overuse phone taps and routinely release embarrassing information to the public even if it does not always yield charges.

We routinely release the fascia and the lateral intermuscular septum from the same incision to neutralize their tethering effect during subsequent lengthening.

"Ministers have asked officials to consider whether this data should now be routinely released as well".

Summaries of the meetings will be routinely released on the Fed's Web site.

The White House routinely releases photographs of people with the president -- other politicians, ordinary citizens, journalists and others.

Regulators say the Red Cross no longer routinely releases unsuitable blood, as it did in the late-1980s early-1990s990s.

Small amounts are routinely released as plants like Indian Point continuously filter out radioactive contaminants like strontium and cesium from water from its reactors, and release the water.