Sentence examples for routinely subjected from inspiring English sources

Spending supported by aid budgets is routinely subjected to rigorous evaluation, with extensive use of RCTs.

Under Indonesian rule, indigenous West Papuans are routinely subjected to violence and oppression.

Faunal remains have also been routinely subjected to morphological, genetic, and biochemical forms of analysis.

Umpires are accustomed to scorn, but seldom does the contumely to which they are routinely subjected reach Shylockian levels.

People who express an opinion different to that of the authorities are routinely subjected to public humiliation.

Even now, ships, planes and armored vehicles are not routinely subjected to testing against live Soviet ammunition.

British attitudes are not far removed from those in countries where girls are routinely subjected to physical and mental abuse.

They were routinely subjected to casual sexism and were expected to abandon their careers when they married and had children.

Semantics aside, the point is that they have a history of complaining whenever they are treated to the sort of publicity to which other entrepreneurs are routinely subjected.

The prophet himself was routinely subjected to torture (see, for example, Alfred Guillaume, The Life of Muhammad: A Translation of Ibn Ishaq's Sirat Rasul Allah).

Until recently, employees in the business and financial sectors who dared to expose misconduct were routinely subjected to swift retaliation and given little recourse to defend themselves.