Sentence examples for routinely withdrawn from inspiring English sources

For example, she said, a bank in Chicago has routinely withdrawn more money from the Federal Reserve system than it needs to pay Medicare contractors.

G-CSF is routinely withdrawn when neutrophil counts reach 0.5 × 10/l.

Mr. Misic, Bosnia's antiterrorism chief, said Mr. Arnaout routinely withdrew up to $100,000 from the group's bank account when he came to Bosnia.

Company expense forms show that Gallo routinely withdrew thousands of dollars in petty cash at a time.

Regarding donation after cardiac death (DCD), 93% of consultants were happy to delay withdrawal to facilitate successful donation, 85% have already done so in their practice and 14% routinely withdraw therapy in theatres rather than on the ICU.

Building permits for Arabs are routinely denied and residence permits withdrawn.

Through the 1960s he was routinely refused jobs or had offers suddenly withdrawn.

Stuart Frank, the senior curator of the New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts, said that he routinely heard about dubious pieces being suddenly withdrawn from auctions and that he had gotten requests to evaluate "goofy things people bring in, hilarious fakes and frauds".

In pediatric ICUs, the average volume withdrawn was 1.9 ml, which was routinely returned in 67% of units.

Little wonder that tactless buyers at Asda rubber-stamped the rapidly withdrawn "Mental Patient" fancy dress costume when "mental" is routinely worn as a badge of gregarious honour.

However, to date, few antibodies are used routinely for diagnostic imaging and many of these have been withdrawn from the market or are still under clinical development [34].