Sentence examples for routinely searched from inspiring English sources
You can also post your résumé to the job sites' databases, which are routinely searched by employers (usually using keywords).
Young people growing up in these buildings, lawyers say, are routinely searched without legal cause and detained.
He was subsequently cleared by the All India Chess Federation after an investigation, but because of persistent concerns, he is now routinely searched before competitions.
"As long as EPA administrators have had secondary email accounts, EPA staff have routinely searched requested accounts in response to FOIA and congressional requests," Steven Fine, the agency's deputy chief information officer, wrote in a letter to the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman John Barrasso (R-Wyo).
The recommendation, in a periodic report on human rights in the UK, follows a fierce controversy in Scotland about the widespread use of non-statutory stop and search by Police Scotland, after it emerged that hundreds of children and thousands of teenagers had been routinely searched without any evidence of wrongdoing.
In addition to the government-monitored mail, detainees' phone calls are monitored and their cells are routinely searched and documents confiscated.
One major discount store has been accused of routinely searching veiled customers.
Investigators routinely search the e-mails of suspected leakers, but Congress has forbidden search warrants for journalists' work product materials unless the reporter committed a crime.
The Ministry of Trade and Industry along with law enforcement, local manufacturers and trade bodies routinely search the country's markets for pirated local prints.
The existence of the online communications have prompted criticism from members of Congress and some Republican presidential candidates, who said that immigration authorities should routinely search social media posts of visa applicants.
What's more, forensic tests do not routinely search for fentanyls in post-mortems.
