Sentence examples for routinely seconded from inspiring English sources

Executives from financial firms are routinely seconded to spend time in the regulator's office, making for a perhaps overly cosy relationship between the public and private sectors.Criticism of the British approach centres on two main areas: enforcement and the emphasis on wholesale services.

Contact sports should not, of course, be routinely second-guessed by crowded courts.

Bill Clinton's role in the campaign was routinely second-guessed and mocked by the media, but the results show that he did more good than harm.

But in the judges' other roles they usually have wide discretion, both because they have on-the-ground knowledge of a case and because our judicial system would be overloaded if appellate courts routinely second-guessed trial-court judgments.

They do this almost always without firing a shot, yet on the rare occasions deadly force is required, they get routinely second guessed by the media and politicians who have referred to them in the past as jack-booted LAPD thugs.

The analysis was done by assigning the respondents to two groups, those requesting eight or more level 1 investigations routinely (first group), and those requesting seven or less routinely (second group).

He noted that networks were routinely buying third and fourth runs of hit shows rather than just two.

Windward routinely encounters sixth and seventh graders from affluent districts who read so poorly that they cannot be tested to determine their reading levels.

"Now you routinely have third marriages and fourth marriages.

The AmEx ads routinely appear first during her talk show.

Thank you for your sympathetic coverage of our city, which routinely plays second fiddle to Seattle and Tacoma.