Sentence examples for routinely renewed from inspiring English sources

For the moment, however, any anxieties about lack of internal democracy were balanced by the routinely renewed spectacle of mass support for the P.T.I.

The federal transportation bill, which used to be routinely renewed every six years, has become a battleground as Republicans try to cut spending on public transit.

In 1995, airlines collected a federal excise tax for travel bought for 1996, assuming that the tax would be routinely renewed before the end of the year.

Like her husband and sons, Mrs. Mubarak was formally detained for 15 days for questioning, but in Egypt that typically amounts to indefinite imprisonment because the detention is routinely renewed, as it has been in the cases of her sons and husband.

Horace Mann teachers generally work on one-year contracts, although after three consecutive years they go through a review process, and, if approved, are assured their contracts will be routinely renewed "provided their performance and the needs of the school warrant continuation of their employment," according to Mr. Trees's lawsuit, which quotes the faculty handbook.

As a result, over the next decade the passport service will begin to issue biometric passports routinely as they are renewed.

Investigators are sifting through conflicting accounts of the incident, which has led to renewed accusations that the police routinely use excessive force when dealing with black and Hispanic people.

[I]t is my hope that this tragic event will lead to a renewed discussion of the policies that routinely lead to heavily armed and militarized local police invading private homes and a renewed interest in the civil liberties codified in our Bill of Rights.

The platform also took renewed flak for the type of content it routinely serves up to kids.

According to Mr. David's letter, Vantage routinely tried to evict tenants by sending them notices that their leases were not being renewed.

Despite private sector rents routinely devouring more than half the income of London households, there is little lobbying for a renewed rent control regime.