Sentence examples for routinely required to from inspiring English sources

Unlike C.I.A. officers, veteran F.B.I. agents involved in intelligence matters are not routinely required to undergo periodic polygraph examinations.

Lacking janitorial services, school children were routinely required to haul wood and coal, pump water, shovel snow and clean blackboards.

Girl groups are routinely required to "up" the foxy factor, and the devout DC find themselves treading a line between sensual and sexually explicit.

Parents previously were not routinely required to take the child with them when applying for their child's passport, the department said.

Actors are routinely required to express joy, cry real tears or shed fake blood; yet there is no technical challenge more tricky than the business of drinking on stage.

Robotics engineers are routinely required to choose the number of DOF in a robot in the early design stages, potentially limiting the robot's future uses.

Families routinely are required to pay fees that can range from $10 to, in one New York City league, $250 per child.

Republicans, who have passed almost all of the new election laws, say they are necessary to prevent voter fraud, and question why photo identification should be routinely required at airports but not at polling sites.

Microsoft's opponents dismissed the claim, saying the company routinely required designers to upgrade their own third-party software products to conform to regular changes, fixes and upgrades in Microsoft's desktop operating systems.

The Samsung example is just the latest privacy-related concern involving smart TVs — many of which routinely require users to agree to having their viewing data sent back to the TV maker and shared by them with advertisers and others simply in order for them to gain access to the service.

We are routinely required by law to pass a hunters' safety course before we go into the field with guns.